Kanthony Sweethearts AU - Anthony Bridgerton and Kate Sharma grow up together, running around the grounds of Aubrey Hall. As the two best friends grow older, their feelings turn romantic as they spend the summer together before Anthony must return to Eton for his final year. ( by @solesoffire and myself)
Sometimes I randomly think about how compelling it is to have the innie of the guy who severed himself to forget his wife and the innie of the heir to the company that holds said wife in the basement fall for each other, and that yet there are people who saw a generic marriage montage and went “I want that” instead. And I just can’t even…
I love liberals on this site, yeah man, the democratic leader is a peaceful person who would’ve prevented war, this is why you had Obama destroying Libya, Somalia, Yemen and Syria and enabling the deadliest drone strike operation against innocent people in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
they literally cannot help themselves. it is deeply ingrained in the DNA of the Israeli state that you just gotta blow up hospitals and schools in as many countries as possible.
I love this dark, blurry and under-appreciated shot of them so goddamn much. The way he presses his head to hers while she tilts like that. Goodness me.
Actors of color shouldn’t have to, at this point in time, jump through hoops just to obtain a role nor should they have to deal with the possibility of all their scenes and hardwork being cut, especially when the initial response to the particular media they are starring in painted them as crucial characters to the plot/used their face a lot in the marketing.
every so often the discourse comes around again that basically boils down to “is it feminist for a woman to want men to be attracted to her” and it’s like. no, it’s not. it’s also not anti feminist. it’s not relevant. it’s nothing. a woman wanting to have sex with men has nothing to do with feminism. being a lesbian or celibate is not “more feminist” than being a straight woman. the point was always “women should not have to dress in a way that is attractive to men solely in order to be acknowledged by them at all” not “women should never dress in a way that is attractive to men for any reason.” sometimes a woman wants men to want to have sex with her. that’s not anti feminist. that’s average. it’s also not feminist just because it’s her choice to do it. it is not related. feminism is about women’s human rights. that doesn’t mean it’s a feminist act every time a woman makes a choice.
