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I always feel a bit gaslit by these questions of “why do you find this morally bankrupt character, played by an increasingly talented and charismatic actor, so appealing?”Maybe ask why

I’m about to do a thread about #FalconAndTheWinterSoldier and I will be discussing stuff, though it’s not a review or specificly about the #FalconAndTheWinterSoldier I will however mention

Okay. I'm home, the kids are fairly settled. It's time to dig into some Marvel feelings!Let's get this review for #FalconAndTheWinterSoldier , episode 5, started. Feel free to mute #WinterSpoilers

#FalconAndTheWinterSoldier I’m annoyed by comments about the Dora Milaje and since this is a Wakanda stan account I’m going to do a quick scene breakdown to hopeful point out how

I’m seeing tweets about a scene in this week's #FalconAndTheWinterSoldier that aren't giving a lot of thought to the context, much less racial dynamics, involved or the themes of

Middle-Class Horror Part 2: Unsafe Spaces.This is an ongoing series of threads, sponsored by my generous Patreon patron @nicaborders, where I discuss how Horror provides insight into Middle-Class fears and

“Normalize romances in which there is no relationship at the end.”This is common trope in Drama, Horror, Tragedy, Mysteries, etc. It is already normalized.In fact, it’s so common it’s the

Quick train of thought: Entitlement and being "liked."There's this very common (if unspoken) assumption among white people, most especially in regard to white men, that the default should be to

At first glance I am sure this looks like a harmless YA Romance, but Hawai’i isn’t just a location and hula isn’t just a kind of dancing (despite its ubiquity

“Himbo” is ableist. I find fetishizing someone’s supposed lack of intelligence to be predatory. Why would you desire someone who seemingly has less power than you? Why is that sexy?

Sanditon and the pineapple.I’ve been wanting to discuss the British show, Sanditon, currently airing on PBS in the US.It’s an adaptation of Jane Austen’s incomplete manuscript of the same name,

I think my biggest issue with the way white Americans talk about Zuko’s redemption arc and even Zutara is I don’t see anyone discussing how the Fire Nation is obviously