Like Good Tidingss, But Not.

sandmandaddy69:

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cheeseanonioncrisps:

dilfhershellayton:

y'all ever get bored but like in an angry way….like you keep picking things up and putting them down bc none of them is The Right Thing and you have like pent up manic energy but absolutely nothing is holding your interest long enough to release it and you’re just >:(

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256gb:

never in all of my years would i have expected to characterize a company’s rebrand as “actively hostile” and “potentially endangering lives” yet here we are

for context, that X sign is dangerously bright, directly faces an entire apartment complex, and to top it all off it fucking strobes

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slowlysointernet:

I love that Leah is full of anger and spite and offends the readers expectations because lets be honest alot of the readers self insert themselves onto the heroines Anna and Mercy. Leah is the anti-heroine. She’s the anti Anna/Mercy. The anti special snowflake.She’s a good person at her core but sometimes acts out on her darker/negative feelings which gives her personality more depth, grit and realism unlike Anna or Mercy in my opinion.

The suffering and hardships that she has endured with the Singer and with Bran. The world has fucked her over and she’s not what society expects of a victim to be and to act like. She’s spiteful, hard, cold and mean and i love that.

That’s the kind of character that keeps me interested and invested in a long standing series. Too bad that she’s a minor background character. She would make an interesting protagonist unlike the cookie cutter and predictable protags that Anna and Mercy are.

I hope that Patricia Briggs does her and Bran’s characters justice in the future.

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anarchistmemecollective:

animentality:

chaotic good himbo

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fairycosmos:

me in my head at the supermarket: nobody is ever going to fucking love me. omg 25% off

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theladyvalkyrieskyeart:

FX/Hulu “The Bear” is so good but I noticed people had some issues with *REDACTED* in the tomato cans so I can explain in the below

****SPOILERS FOR THE BEAR BEYOND THIS POINT ****

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The reason (I think) Micheal put the money in the tomato cans was not only that eventually he would find it by finding the note and making the spaghetti but also Mike was in DEEP trouble with the IRS (5 years non payment) If the IRS catches even a whiff of available cash, they will seize it. So essentially, Mike stole from Cissero to give Carmy money so he’s not completely fucked when he gets the restaurant.

Mike trusted Carmy with the money to basically change or sell the restaurant out right and take care of his people in the place. He couldn’t trust Sugar or Ritchie to do that. It was a final act of love for Carmy.

savorycannoli:

Can I talk about sugar for a second? Like all of the berzatto children are tragic and doomed by the narrative in their own right, but nat’s story means so such to me idk if I can even fully talk about it all. We see her relationship with her mom is strained at best, it seems like she’s the least favorite child, maybe BECAUSE of her existence as a woman.

And then we find out that her lifelong nickname is based off of a childhood mistake, her being overeager to help her family literally turned into a lifelong reminder of her fuck up. Is there anything more tragic?? A child wanting love but getting scorn?? And then it makes the flashback scene where she tries to add raisins in season 1 all the more upsetting because why did she add them?

“That’s how mom makes it.” she’s the only one that still follows their mom’s recipe. The reason? Could be anything. But I have no doubt in my mind if she DIDN’T add the raisins if Donna had been around she would’ve been ridiculed even more.

I have such a soft spot in my heart for girls and their complex relationships with their moms and motherhood, and it makes her scene with cicero in the car that much more impactful. When cicero says he would let his kids make more mistakes and not been as careful, i almost started crying. Nat has a nickname from her mistakes and it seems like in her mom’s eyes she’s nothing but mistakes. And then her uncle tells her that she’ll be a good mother and that it’s okay for kids to make mistakes, great, even.

I’m so happy nat is in a place where she’s happy and supported. She has a husband who deeply understands her family and doesn’t judge her for it, even making an effort to try and include Donna. I was kind of meh about pete before season 2, but it solidified for me that he’s so so good for nat and a great character. He is so excited to be a dad, he’s patient and kind with her and her family, and he doesn’t call her sugar.

She’s nat. And she’s allowed to make mistakes.

“He doesn’t call her sugar.”

I dont know why that line got to me but having to be called a name by everyone else that you know she likely hates and resents for it being made her name not out of love but scorn, and seeing her just swallow that for the sake of not being difficult for everyone else, and then that small peace that Pete gives her by not calling her that?

groundbreaking. perfection

savorycannoli:

Can I talk about sugar for a second? Like all of the berzatto children are tragic and doomed by the narrative in their own right, but nat’s story means so such to me idk if I can even fully talk about it all. We see her relationship with her mom is strained at best, it seems like she’s the least favorite child, maybe BECAUSE of her existence as a woman.

And then we find out that her lifelong nickname is based off of a childhood mistake, her being overeager to help her family literally turned into a lifelong reminder of her fuck up. Is there anything more tragic?? A child wanting love but getting scorn?? And then it makes the flashback scene where she tries to add raisins in season 1 all the more upsetting because why did she add them?

“That’s how mom makes it.” she’s the only one that still follows their mom’s recipe. The reason? Could be anything. But I have no doubt in my mind if she DIDN’T add the raisins if Donna had been around she would’ve been ridiculed even more.

I have such a soft spot in my heart for girls and their complex relationships with their moms and motherhood, and it makes her scene with cicero in the car that much more impactful. When cicero says he would let his kids make more mistakes and not been as careful, i almost started crying. Nat has a nickname from her mistakes and it seems like in her mom’s eyes she’s nothing but mistakes. And then her uncle tells her that she’ll be a good mother and that it’s okay for kids to make mistakes, great, even.

I’m so happy nat is in a place where she’s happy and supported. She has a husband who deeply understands her family and doesn’t judge her for it, even making an effort to try and include Donna. I was kind of meh about pete before season 2, but it solidified for me that he’s so so good for nat and a great character. He is so excited to be a dad, he’s patient and kind with her and her family, and he doesn’t call her sugar.

She’s nat. And she’s allowed to make mistakes.

jeremyallenwrench:

Natalie Berzatto as Fak’s Mom

tvuniverse:

NATALIE “SUGAR” BERZATTO and SYDNEY ADAMU | The Bear
↳ 2x09 Omelette

thesituation:

thesituation:

can i be real i think we need to take “men are affected by patriarchy too” and put it on a shelf high up until we can firmly establish that women are still very oppressed. because right now that talking point is being used strictly to silence and/or deflect discussion on misogyny and im so sick of hearing about it that it’s making me into an insane person

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