Franglais ? / Franglish ?

Franglais ? / Franglish ?

Quand tu commences à écrire quelque chose en français et que tu passes à l'anglais malgré toi. Et que tu fais une espèce de soupe parce que ton esprit est coincé entre les deux...

When you start writing something in French and you switch to English in spite of yourself. And you make a kind of soup because your mind is stuck between the two…

@hotgirlstiles @hedwig221b @kittykatstiles

Because, when I see it, I think about you, Stiles and how Derek give him jewelry.

Snake headpiece for the Sand Snakes, Valentino

Three choices about this smile: He sees his daughter Grace smiling and laughing, be happy He sees Steve happy and/or in all his sexy glory semi nacked (cough cough) He sees Grace and Steve have a family moment both

@mayberrycryptid

OMG! I cried when Charlie and Amita broken in the end of Numbers, like a baby. Mentalist too, the protagonists finished together, the second pairing too. I don't remember others show for the moment but, yes… Lucifer too, no?

Catherine and Rachel are not written like protagonists but like antagonists. After a "magic" moment, the time of "beginning" love, all situations turn like lies, abandonment, or using the guys to their advantage.

PL characterized them as obstacles to McDanno. The beginning is all pretty, cheesy, nice and then…

Catherine needs something: "Steve?" Steve's the same: "Catherine? help for my cas X". for me, it's like they have a commercial relationship… No love relation.

Rachel has problems: "Danny? I'm no happy in my life. I make your life a hell, I take our girl like hostage during divorce and after, but now I need some love, give me love because I'm a princess (see Queen Rachel's mother), and man must give me I need."

But Danny doesn't have the right to say one word about how Rachel lives his life. I re-watched episode 16, season 1: She said Danny doesn't say anything about his marriage with Stan. Ok. All this episode, we see Danny talk only about Grace and her protection. But they did end up sleeping together, in the future. Because she wasn't happy in her new marriage? WTF?

It's also a misogynistic way to write them, in addition to keeping them bland. They're just treated as woman in the bed, a one-night stand, and, in the future, they only seem to be there to ask something from the male character and use it to their advantage. Like if "have sex with somebody" is a normal commercial exchange to have something of this somebody. It denigrates the way Catherine is initially shown as a woman with a position in the military, important enough to have access to essential informations.She has an access about some technologies because she's smart and clever, and Steve asked some help. It's borderline because she was with him… it's not a good picture about womans. She gave him because they fucked? How was professional? For Steve as for Catherine.

I don't like how PL treats his female characters, in H50, as Magnum and McGyver. Kono is the rare woman to escape about this misogynic view. (Criminal Minds and Teen Wolf are the same... so it's a typical problem for Hollywood showrunner?)

NCIS womans are more badass and realistic for me. (Kate, Ziva, Abby, Sheppard, Kenzi, Hetty…)

I used to think that I didn't like Catherine Rollins because in the early 2010s fanfics tended to be quite misogynistic with the female love interests of the protagonists, so I thought my dislike of her was maybe internalized misogyny. But now that I watch H50 again I REALLY don't like her, the character seems horrible to me, especially knowing everything that happens towards the end of the serie. Do you think it's still some internalized misogyny? Or is the character really bad? I would like to see your opinions especially those who ship mcdanno

He says it straight out with his hands.

Steve, you idiot.

Bingo Kiss and Fluff

Et une nouvelle case. Toujours en français.

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Pas la bonne ligne. Mais bon, j'ai écrit hein ! Bonne lecture !

Baisemain / Embrasser ta main.