i can't express enough how much i love missy and malakai, their friendship and how they just get each other on such a deep level. how their aboriginality is expressed in how they dress and decorate their spaces (malakai often wears mob-owned brands, missy has an "always was always will be" sticker on her car and her hair tie during the footy game is black, red and yellow). how cheeky and playful they are with each other. how apparent it is when they're in scenes by themselves that they code-switch when talking to their non-aboriginal friends.

Wake up everybody

Another reason to live just dropped

Honestly, I'm really impressed by Spider's growth this season. Can't believe he was brave enough to come out as French. 🥲 🇨🇵

quinni fucking went off with that rant about masking!!

constantly hearing from people “you can’t have everyone go by your rules” is so fucking frustrating to hear when you’re autistic bc you’re constantly having to follow everyone else’s already! people simply do not realize that the burden is constantly on autistic people to learn about how allistic work and follow their rules, and never on allistic people

HEARTBREAK HIGH (2022 - ) Season 2, Episode 1

Spider realising the patriarchy harms men too is what I live for

“There is no love without sin, for love is best measured in what we forgive”

-Kurt Wagner (x-men ‘97)

My Aussie heart is screaming over Heartbreak High season 2

No because I never asked for cash name origin story and I would like to go back to 2.5 seconds ago when I didn’t know that

ca$h’s nan just hanging out with darude lmaoooooo i’m obsessed w her

Okay I don’t want to hear a single person ever say again that having representation is too much on a TV show or not realistic because heartbreak high had autistic representation, lesbian representation,  non-binary representation, asexual representation, Aboriginal representation, and Asian representation all in one show and not for one fucking second did I think this is unrealistic, especially in a Sydney based school. That is exactly what kids are like and is exactly what real life is like!!!!!

I love Matilda because it's a story about a child who sees injustice around her and gets mad about it and questions why things aren't fair, and instead of the ending being that she learns how the world works and that life isn't fair, she catapults one of the adults who abused her out of a building with her mind

Me to Kai azer:

agent scully your cringefail loser boyfriend has broken into a government facility again

I love how in Dune part 2, they made Chani literally the voice of Franks Herbert, deeply suspicious of governments, charismatic leaders and organized religion and prophecy, she has to watch all that she feared would shackle her people come to bind them with the chains held by the very person she trusted and loved and who promised her he didn't want to be a leader, and then a bunch of guts on the Internet call Chani, "a stuck up, pouting, over dramatic teen," Sir, that is your author avatar.

Looking at the classic sci-fi I've read, I realise that Philip K. Dick was the original king of "would that be fucked up or what?"

That's kind of how a lot of The Man in the High Castle and Do Androids Dream of Electric sheep go. And from what I've heard, same goes for his other books