I Choose To Believe That After Abed Moved To LA Jeff Sent Him A Text Saying "I'm Sorry For The Way I've

Just a quick smth smth because they're so goofy and sappy and in love

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This line proves why timepetals works so well

Martha thought like me, like most of us in this situation, let's be honest. She's sharing a bed inches away from a man who traveled back in time to show her Shakespeare. This could be read as romantic.

But The Doctor has always been oblivious to the impact he has on others.

So I'm not going to say Rose wouldn't think like Martha, or wouldn't wish for something more.

But Rose wouldn't act like Martha because Rose would see The Doctor is troubled so she'd try and help him find a solution. She'd put him first.

And that's how their love story can seem as if it's put on hold, how they can both be focused on the problems first.

Because their love speaks through everything they do, every action and thought is out of love for the other.

How Martha felt a little led on isn't selfish, it's natural. But what Rose does is selfless.

the politics of human sexuality was such a good episode about jeff's pathological need to feel young and smart by talking to immature young women and how that will ultimately leave him unfulfilled which he himself realises IN the episode and then at the end of the season he kisses annie yes I am still mad about

I'm currently rewatching the Rose Tyler era of Doctor Who and all my timepetals feelings are back

Fools fight over who's better between ninerose and tenrose when you can't have one without the other!!

Ninerose was the era of falling in love, it was banter and teasing, and it was mostly focused on the two of them, so it really made it so intimate and special. You see firsthand the impact both had on each other, with Nine's character development. How he doesn't do family but alters the universe to keep Rose's father alive. How he says he doesn't care about idiot Rickey Mickey but he'd invite him on the TARDIS so he can look after her.

You see how they hold each other close to their heart, how they lose themselves in each other's presence. Holding each other's gaze.

Tenrose is an already established love but now with a totally new face, so both of them pulled back a little for the sake of the other. You get such a shyer love, with a lot of physical touch but unfinished sentences. You get promises. Stolen glances.

The way Ten says "and it is gonna be...fantastic" on the first day of his regeneration because he wanted to reassure Rose that nothing much changed.

The way on that same day, she invites him over for a family Christmas dinner, fully accepting him.

The way he asks her on where to go next and gets lost in her expression, still processing the pure joy she has to be traveling with him, that she truly doesn't mind. That he didn't lose her.

And this dynamic works so well because we had ninerose before.

"Just tell her... tell her... oh she knows."

Black Sails episode XV and the ownership of your life. Relying on others is what allows your voice to matter because there's now people who listen to it. It's what gives you purpose because you're now part of a community who knows your name and cares for you. You exist. But this cannot be at the detriment of your own purpose, your own goals. Rely on others, but don't fall into codependency. Don't let them form your identity for you.

you know what will live rent free in my head until the end of time,,,

the deleted scene from cereal defense where dennis goes to strangle dee and she de-escalates by grabbing and massaging his hands. and it works. he immediately calms down and listens to her.

I NEED THEM IN THE SAME ROOM TOGETHER

(returns from the dead with another poll)

Dennis Takes a Mental Health Day had the most mixed reaction of any season 16 episode (except maybe FVR--let me know if a poll about that would be something you'd be interested in!) so I got curious; do people like and dislike the episode for the same reasons? Does what you ship and how much you like Dennis affect your opinion, or are there other factors? I wanna know!

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The Fandom Takes a Mental Health Day

Dennis Takes a Mental Health Day is one of the most controversial episodes in a while. Do people like it and dislike it for the same reasons

The poll isn't too long--unless you decide to write a dissertation about the episode, it shouldn't take more than a few minutes to fill out. But I mean, if you want to write a dissertation on how bad/good it is I'm all ears

when your best friends boobs are soo heavy he can barely carry them so ur like hey man do u need a lift? and u offer support because thats just what friends do u know