SereneDancer

US/Canadian living in Switzerland. Left-wing feminist, not afraid to speak my mind. Love science-fiction and fantasy.
She/her pronouns
  • rss
  • archive
  • vicesandvipers:

    ok but late night talk show host John Laurens who is having a fucking ball poking fun at the washington administration and gets extremely fired up about black lives matter and essentially becomes the smiling, freckled Jon Stewart of late night tv

    running jokes in the show include:

    • john’s dad think’s he’s a lawyer. shh, nobody tell him

    • John Adams Continually Fails To Look Normal In Any Photograph

    • george dadington tries to control his administration of arguing five year olds

    • alexander hamilton is Literally Still Talking Right Now

    • the petition to replace thomas jefferson with a small puppy

    • james madison using WebMD at work

    • just a simple farmer boy from south carolina

    • “more _____ than i have freckles”

    • no, angelica schuyler is not yet running for president

    • john laurens’ delicate southern sensibilities

    and OF COURSE alexander hamilton seeks out any and all mention of himself in mainstream media and gleefully watches just about every episode of john’s show and includes a couple of sly references to it in one of his speeches, and from there it becomes a war of inside jokes and tweeting at each other until finally alex gets interviewed on john’s show and by this point other late night shows are catching on to this, and peggy’s show has an ongoing segment called “Holy Shit, Will You Two Just Kiss and Shut Up Already” 

    no but after that John and Alex becoming legitimate friends and partners and working together to spread awareness about serious issues (mental health, LGBT+, homeless kids) to the point that john ends up giving a speech at the white house (”In this week’s news: holy shit, i met the president”) 
    and the next running joke on john’s show is that any time alex is brought up, john says “and now to my very good friend, secretary hamilton” complete with suggestive eyebrows

    honestly just give me late night tv comedian john laurens

    Seriously would someone write this already?

    • 7 years ago
    • 7799 notes
  • (via uncxmfxrtableeyes-deactivated20)

    • 7 years ago
    • 5332 notes
  • Remember the ice bucket challenge? It just funded an ALS breakthrough

    sithlukeskywalker:

    as someone who has to market nonprofit campaigns on social media, seeing this succeed is like so huge to me

    (via vicekings)

    • 7 years ago
    • 6432 notes
  • ikazon:

    ironicallyxspiders:

    when people defend the “Cis white guy is default” thing like “He’s meant to be an everyman we can all relate to and project on!” kindly remind them the largest ethnic group in the WORLD is Han Chinese and the highest gender percentage fluctuates so if you want an ACTUAL  “default” you want a 40 year old chinese person whose gender changes from year to year.  

    #give us the middle-aged gender fluid Chinese protagonist that we can all relate to and project on (via @mr-and-mr-pavus)

    (via feministproseandangrygirlmusic)

    • 7 years ago
    • 272537 notes
  • oodlyenough:

    oodlyenough:

    i always forget and am re-surprised by how much of hp fandom thinks immediately after the battle of hogwarts, harry and ginny and their teenage PTSD decided to raise newborn teddy lupin together, good god

    nevermind i’m still on this, i just

    harry potter has been living in a tent for a year and ginny weasley has been leading a secret rebellion at hunger games hogwarts and they are, like, 17, do not saddle these poor children with a newborn that isn’t even theirs

    let them live

    harry has to nap for the next sixteen months and ginny has to go become a lesbian icon playing for the harpies

    let andromeda the adult with childrearing experience raise her only living family member omg

    (via feministproseandangrygirlmusic)

    • 7 years ago
    • 4412 notes
  • ithelpstodream:

    When in the entire American history did all lives matter?!

    (via peter-pantomime)

    • 7 years ago
    • 108512 notes
  • wthlvemimi:
“ #DearWhitePeople this is how you can help. Have our backs when you see injustice happening. You don’t have to fight, yell, scream, none of it. You see us being bullied? Record it. You see someone running their mouth with ignorance, end...

    wthlvemimi:

    #DearWhitePeople this is how you can help. Have our backs when you see injustice happening. You don’t have to fight, yell, scream, none of it. You see us being bullied? Record it. You see someone running their mouth with ignorance, end it. It starts with you. #BlackLivesMatter #PoliceBrutality

    (via peter-pantomime)

    • 7 years ago
    • 15170 notes
  • “

    Queer YA tends to validate gay and lesbian identities with a force and clarity it doesn’t grant to bisexuality. And when queer YA does validate bisexuality, it only tends to do so in two very specific and limiting ways: either the bisexual character has had relationships with at least one boy and one girl in the past, or the bisexual character is currently in a love triangle with exactly one boy and one girl (I say boy and girl because queer YA suffers from a truly appalling dearth of nonbinary characters).

    Made out with a girl? Check. Made out with a boy? Check. Congrats, you’re a genuine bisexual! Please proceed to the Bisexual Registration Office to submit your paperwork and confirm your status. No, you haven’t checked those boxes? Sorry, but why exactly do you think you belong here?

    This trope spreads the insidious idea that, while straight kids and gay kids can know their identity instinctively, bisexual kids “can’t know for sure until it happens,” i.e. until they’ve had positive sexual or romantic experiences with people of multiple genders. While gay and lesbian kids also hear that message from the straight world, I think it’s something bisexual kids are more likely to internalize. After all, most of us are attracted to people of the “opposite” gender. So when we start to explore queer spaces, we get imposter syndrome. That nagging feeling that we need to do more to prove to others, and ourselves, that we belong. I’ve experienced that, and I’ve heard it from nearly all of my questioning friends at one point or another.

    And that’s so harmful. It’s not as though we’re all asleep in a glass coffin of heteronormativity and being kissed by someone of the same gender is the only way to wake up. There are tons of valid ways to figure out one’s identity, and sexual experimentation is only one of them.

    ”
    — Bisexual Awareness Week Series Day #2 - On Failing to Recognize Ourselves in Mirrors by Claire Spaulding on GayYA.Org (via thegayya)

    (via lgbt-ya)

    • 7 years ago
    • 5438 notes
  • threeminutesfast:

    pro tip: if you’re cis, don’t write trans characters going through misgendering and deadnaming.  write them just existing and being called by the right pronouns.  you don’t have the right to those narratives.

    (via nimmieameetree)

    • 7 years ago
    • 26 notes
  • madamgyoza:

    micdotcom:

    Watch: Walter knows at least three words in sign language

    Oh my goodness @Pixar we need a movie about Walter and Julia

    (via shenanigans-of-a-young-person)

    Source: mic.com
    • 7 years ago
    • 141524 notes
© 2013–2023 SereneDancer
Next page
  • Page 1 / 550