I Think In Season 5 They Should Tell Us What The Guides Real Name Is But Every Time She Or Someone Else

I think in season 5 they should tell us what the Guide’s real name is but every time she or someone else says it there’s a car horn or something so we never actually hear it kinda like on the fairly oddparents with Timmy’s mom and dad

collin interrupting the couple breaking up to refill their glasses as per his job description causes me psychic damage every time i see it

Scrolling through Instagram....

Seeing a post and profile selling books.....

Seeing the insanely cheap price for new books....

Plus they had a sale for they're one year anniversary.....

Immediately buying 7 books!!!

It arriving and upon opening the packaging......

It was fake, all reprints.

Like it was my first time buying on instagram and i thought it was just a good deal, but as it turns out it was too good to be true.

I feel so dumb...

is it only me but why does time move so fast when i just scrolled through my phone before bed and next thing i know its already 5 am in the morning and i’ve been on my phone for hours

I completely agree with you about everything and I’m sorry I wasn’t clear enough about what i was referring to when i said “heroines in a masculine light’, when i was referring to the trope where masculine girls or "one of the boys" characters dislike or look down upon girly girls and believe they are superior, for no other reason than the other girl being more feminine and/or girly, and I would just love to see an actual masculine women and transmasculine people represented  in media  where they are more prominent and their stories that should go beyond their gender identity or sexuality, focusing on their experiences, conflicts, and personal growth. Authentic representation by individuals with those identities ensures nuanced and informed storytelling. 

but in light to that I do think and agree with you that It's crucial to have diverse and authentic portrayals of different experiences and identities in media without reinforcing negative or divisive narratives.

Overall y’know just like you said I just want to see media where women of any kind can just see themselves in and relate to because they are represented in a way that is authentic and shows at least some of the complexity and nuance of they're life.

Recently re-watched “confession of a shopaholic”, “legally blonde”, “clueless”, “the devil wears Prada” and “the house bunny” and lemme tell you no one can compare to how that era in media represented girly girls as much as it did, sure it wasn’t perfect, but it just hits differently now that almost every type of trope or girl heroine is represented in a masculine light or not like other girls trope and  sees the girly girls as shallow and dumb. 

Like its so hard to find anything where girls and women just support each other, and if they are going to be rivals or not like each other pls make it so that its actually relevant to the plot and make sense for them to not like each other, and not just because women hate other women trope.

Okay I'm only like thirty seconds into My Adventures With Superman and I think I may already be sold on the entire show. This opening sequence has absolutely convinced me that they understand the assignment. Clark can't activate his powers for his own gain, they only show up when he desperately wants to help someone. He takes joy in his newfound flight. He's wearing this shirt:

Perfect intro to Clark Kent. No notes.