Uh huh… she totally did this out of respect. I believe it.
Just remember Scarjo fans, she didn’t do this out of the goodness of her fucking heart. She did this to avoid scandal. A moral person wouldn’t have taken the role in the first place, much less try to justify it.
Exactly. And save her Black Widow movie. I mean, I don’t remember her doing this for Ghost in the Shell.
On this, the first Floof Friday I’ve been awake for in weeks, I would like to pay tribute to Nicholas Rush.
“I’m here to kill a man, but dammit I will look gorgeous doing it.”
Floof + white shirt + scruff + heart eyes = total babe
“I want to change my major to astrophysics.” “Um…you’ve taken exactly one science course since you enrolled here. And you barely passed it.” “Don’t tell me how to live my life.”
Fair. Even just glancing at the periphery of the SW fandom it seems like a hellscape.
I was complaining about it to my Mom (we were having a general discussion about social media and internet subcultures) and she pointed out that it made sense that a franchise that is so focused on the idea of good and evil would attract people who want to fight with each other about morality.
I know this is a tangent, but I don’t think that helped the Once fandom, either.
I think the OUAT fandom had a slightly different problem in that it was a fandom full of villain fans who wanted to squabble about how their pet villain was less of a villain than the one they didn’t like.
2. Steve/Bucky, Matt/Foggy, Sam/Frodo (I do ship Gimli and Legolas though), I go back and forth sometimes about Bonnalise
3. Steven Universe. I’ve heard the show is great but I’ve never wanted to wade into it and so I just haven’t. Voltron. Most CW shows (though Black Lightning is an exception).
Oh lots! R*ylo, C$, and Skyew*rd are the three that pop into my head when I get asked this question. I honestly don’t get 0Q either. Flaur*el would be another one. Any Star Trek ships that involve Gul Dukat I also don’t get but they’re not that popular on tumblr thankfully.
Fair. Even just glancing at the periphery of the SW fandom it seems like a hellscape.
I was complaining about it to my Mom (we were having a general discussion about social media and internet subcultures) and she pointed out that it made sense that a franchise that is so focused on the idea of good and evil would attract people who want to fight with each other about morality.
Was the ask bubble always pointing left or was it moved recently?
The Star Wars fandom was fun for a few months after The Force Awakens came out but now I can’t stand it. I reblog #finnreyfridays posts and FinnRey meta sometimes but other then that I don’t consider myself an active member anymore.
Rush's tumblr archive 