meghan | 22 | she/they

  • allthatdivides

    god he's so fucking pathetic. what a god damn loser. (insane with lust)

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  • excitementshewrote

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  • hellenhighwater

    I'll admit that this one has cemented itself in my psyche

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  • sabotchi

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    still mad this series got canned, was so accurate to the books it was insane

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  • yimra

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  • shadow-banned-the-hedgehog

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  • demilypyro

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    Oh okay so it's good then

  •  Jul 16 59,123 notes
  • mandable-draws

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    Poster I drew for a friend of mine.

  •  Jul 16 4,706 notes
    slugits :

    Mr. Gaiman, would it be crossing the picket line if I saw Barbie in theaters, or should I wait until the strike has been resolved?

    No, it’s not crossing a picket line to go and see anything. Nobody from any of the unions has asked for a boycott of anything yet.

  • benpaddon

    Continuing to go see your movies, watch your shows, stream your favorites is one of the best ways to support the WGA and SAG-AFTRA right now. This content has been made, and it makes money. It helps immensely to show the studios the value of the work that writers and actors do.

    If you don't go, it hurts writers and actors. Studios can say, "Well, actually, Barbie only made $X dollars, Oppenheimer only made $Y dollars, only so-many thousands of people watched Good Omens 2, obviously there isn't enough money to go around. Sadface emoji."

    See the stuff you want to see with reckless abandon.

  •  Jul 15 15,592 notes
  • jewishtrentcrimm

    just a reminder - do NOT boycott streaming services or not watch new things. the unions have not called for one for a reason. for one, it affects residual payments, which as minimal as those currently are, actors are still getting them during this time, and for two, studios will use lack of viewership as an excuse to cancel shows because you are showing them there is no demand. it deeply affects the industry the writers and actors stand to come back to once the strike is over

  • spooky-space-kook

    Also: going to these places puts pressure and demand on the company. Demand they can't meet without actors and writers. That puts stress on them, and stress is good.

  • chronophobica

    ^^^^ive been looking for a rb with this addition because YES. if a customer wants a burger and there is no cook to make it, that puts pressure on the owner to pay the cook what they want so the customer will still give them money. if there is no customer, the owner has no reason for the cook to make burgers

  • twilight-trix

    Stop watching IF AND ONLY IF the unions call for a boycott. For the time being since they haven't, streaming the shows actually helps. You're not crossing a picket line to watch because that picket line does not exist unless a boycott is called for.

  •  Jul 15 42,285 notes
  • beethebeeb

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    Loosely inspired by this one bit from The Hallow Boy. I’m almost done with the book but I thought it was silly and wanted to draw them being cozy.

  •  Jul 15 348 notes