When I Showed This To My Partner His Only Comment Was "Davy Jones High School Musical Prom King"

i don’t think i posted this but he’s yearning :(

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TW: Body Horror (lots of eyes)

The Lords in Black "dressed up" their Blorbos (:

thinking about her again </3

charlie "😀👍" kelly

save me family fight iasip episode. family fight iasip episode save me.

tomorrow's not coming

i can't hold onto angst for too long bc ella ashmore should never be sad ever again so consider this as well

FX when I get my hands on you ...

Chapters: 7/26 Fandom: It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Severance (TV) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Mac McDonald/Dennis Reynolds, Charlie Kelly/The Waitress Characters: Dee Reynolds, Dennis Reynolds, Mac McDonald, Charlie Kelly, Frank Reynolds, Bonnie Kelly, The Waitress (It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia) Additional Tags: Crossover, Comedy, Other Sunny characters might make an appearance, You're just gonna have to wait and see, multiple POVs, Crack Treated Seriously, forced family, Being an asshole transcends severance, eventual angst, Mac McDonald Has ADHD, Dennis Reynolds Has BPD | Borderline Personality Disorder, Autistic Charlie Kelly, Charlie Kelly Has ADHD Summary:

An AU where the Gang from Always Sunny are working at the severed floor of Lumon. They're trying to make the best of their "half-lives", all the while getting into all sorts of shenanigans and trouble, and perhaps even... romance.

sunny is my favourite show ever. it’s the worst thing i’ve ever watched. it’s woke. it’s problematic. the characters are completely irredeemable horrible people. the characters are multilayered and complex and misunderstood and even though they’re bad people they can still have good qualities and intentions. they’re evil and you shouldn’t ever relate to them otherwise there’s something wrong with you. every human has bad qualities and something wrong with them and its natural to see any part of yourself reflected in fictional characters. you shouldn’t sympathise with them. the characters have deliberately emotional moments in the show and trauma that deeply affected who they are which should make you feel sorry for them. macdennis is canon. macdennis isn’t canon. my interpretations of the show are delusional and completely off the mark of what the show actually is. i literally understand the show on such a deep level. its hilarious. its tragic. you’re crazy if you try to analyse the peepee poopoo show beyond surface level jokes. the show has a lot of details intended to be critically analysed. sunny is my entire personality. being into sunny goes against everything else about me as a person. i love rcg. i hate rcg. sunny ruined my life. sunny was once the only thing keeping me going. i hate sunny. i love sunny. etc etc etc

You know, since it's Pride Month (and also I miss them), I feel like reminding everyone how fucking important Ruby and Sapphire were.

The way they were both unambiguously conceived as queer characters and let the writers make an established character queer retroactively. The fact that as soon as they share the screen, they immediately show how in love they are, without any ambiguity to please the censors, and they do that almost every episode they're in.

How their relationship isn't always 100% perfect, and they do conflict and fall out, but make up in the end because they genuinely love each other. How they were allowed to be iconic parts of the show, not just through being the focus of two of its most famous songs (Stronger Than You and Here Comes A Thought) but also through the book version of The Answer.

The fact they got the first gay kiss...

...and the first gay wedding in the history of kid's TV.

The way their reception showed networks that yes, people do enjoy media with queer characters, and so they contributed to many other series with prominent LGBTQ characters getting greenlit.

I honestly don't think it's exaggerating to say they're among the most important queer characters in the history of fiction for all that. And people need to say it more, and demand stuff like them more.