john watson, james hunt and jane birbeck, james' girlfriend, having a friendly chat at the 1979 monaco grand prix

imma post a lil something on here tmr

*adding beauty newbie to ‘i’m just here for the cast’ list’

shes so

update:

i love her

Someone on Reddit keeps getting recommended the Jane Austen subreddit despite knowing nothing about Jane Austen, so they posted an Ask Me Anything. Best response so far:

Sorry JA, no longer a truth universally acknowledged.

born to be a broadway star, forced to be a teenage girl with stage fright and no talent

what a shame doctors don’t prescribe vacation to secluded seaside towns like they used to

Happy 4/13!! Have some silly little guys!

Good Omens Season 3 Predictions:

(it took all my self restraint not to just use Bildad the Shuhite pictures)

I relate to this so much! I too occasionally find myself wondering what the original reactions of classic stories were like.

Jane O. Wayne // Kate Jacobs

"In 1984, a few years before his death, James Baldwin explained to an interviewer from the Village Voice that queers could see the precarity of heterosexuality, even as straights kept it hidden from themselves. 'The so-called straight person is no safer than I am, really. The terrors that homosexuals go through in this society would not be so great if society itself did not go through so many terrors it doesn't want to admit.'

As Baldwin saw it, it is not simply that straight people are suffering and in denial about it, but that heterosexual misery expresses itself through the projection of terror onto the homosexual. One way to think about this is that homophobia is the outward expression of heterosexual misery; a kind of subconscious jealous rage against the gendered and sexual possibilities that lie beyond the violence and disappointments of straight culture."

-Jane Ward, The Tragedy of Heterosexuality

i FUCKING love lesbians