I'm thinking Invid.

I was into Marvel and New Mutants, but this turned me into a collector.

An ABSOLUTE UNIT of a pig, living their best life in East LA.

Look also upon this absolute unit, who is definitely one of the cooler people in my neighborhood.

LOOK AT THIS UNIT.

My favourite thing about this movie is that, supposedly, Ron and Brian Grazer kept trying to get meetings with a studio to make it, and apparently Ron practically yelled "Man falls in love with a mermaid!" while being pushed out of an office and that led to him getting to direct it.

Back in my day, when we went to the Moon, we didn't have toilets!

He looks like he's very confident in his capacity to summon and bend a demon to his will.

It was the best of Transgender Days of Visibility, it was the worst of Transgender Days of Visibility....

Once Again, I Wish My Superpower Were Invisibility Another Year, Another Transgender Day of Visibility

Once Again, I Wish My Superpower Were Invisibility: Another Year, Another Transgender Day of Visibility

"To be To be transsexual is to be invisible and hyper-visible at the same time."

My annual thoughts on my relationship to invisibility as a transsexual on our Day of Visibility.

"GrEaT mEn"

Just thinking of how many people have lost their jobs, their income, their homes, their food security, etc.... as a result of this white supremacist, misogynistic bullshit, it's fucking obscene.

These kids - basically a pack of white supremacist undergrads - have literal blood on their hands.

Post your favorite Lord of the Rings character, wrong answers only.

DAMN

He's doing a great job of foreshadowing his own end.

💀💀💀

"Canceled?" Don't you mean ALLEGED SERIAL RAPIST MAX LANDIS?

The Post-Patriot Act Era has been living hell and everyone knows it. The death of empire is never fast, never pretty, and never kind to everyday people.

Who the fuck keeps voting for this absolute joke of a leader?

Do your fuckign job, Chuck, or get the fuck out of the way.

I am too old for this shit.

Christ, this is bleak.

The focus on consent parallels a trend I saw in some of my Queer, Gen Z students, when I was teaching film theory, where they would construct narratives where the audience would be assured that no character had ever experienced actual harm, stories with resolution, but no real conflict.

I don't get into the conversation about consent and negotiation in Pillion in this piece, but, like with Heated Rivalry, I'm very interested the emergence on a focus on "consent porn," and whether consent is implied, unmentioned, implicit, or explicit in softcore narratives.

Pillion, Divided In which I cannot envision myself reading Min Kamp (My Struggle) while my submissive begs for attention.

Everyone seems mildly concerned that movie about a gear fetish biker in a 24/7 D/s relationship with a naive twink doesn't have a comprehensive consent negotiation.

Meanwhile, as a BIPOC in wearing her domme hat, I have things to say about race in Pillion.

We're a pair of precious angels.

"Friends" is a beloved American sitcom that aired from 1994 to 2004, following six young adults—Rachel, Ross, Monica, Chandler, Joey, and Phoebe—living in New York City. The show explores their friendships, romances, careers, and personal growth over ten seasons.

BRING IT BACK!

Death

War

Pestilence

Famine

These shirts don't choose themselves.