[Natasha Is Teaching Wanda How To Ice Skate]

A little companion piece to this drawing.

no truer words have ever been said

These two ships have the same energy (derogatory)

she’s not alone.

my aesthetic of wandanat :)

A quiet morning together.

"Scratch got deeper into my head than I'd like to admit but two words got me through. Do you know what those two words were? Jennifer Jareau."

- Emily Prentiss 13x01

well this just confirms that she is a literal goddess of which we feel compelled to worship everyday and even dedicate every sunday to not only her but also supercorp

Something that I really like about the Barbie movie is that while there's this dialogue about how Barbieland is the real world in reverse, it's clear that the Kens don't have it as bad in Barbieland as women do in the real world. Yes, it's an unequal society which leaves Ken unsatisfied, but he doesn't face the sexual violence and danger that Barbie does in the real world. And I like it because there are so many movies or books where matriarchy is described as terrible and oppressive and just as bad as patriarchy, as if women in power would treat men the same way men have treated women for millennia. And the Barbie movie subtly interrogates that - like yes, the Kens not having power in society does block their self-realization, and it would be better for them if society was truly egalitarian, but in the meantime, they get to sit around on the beach all day and go to fun parties. Barbie under matriarchy does not wield the same oppressive power as real men in the real patriarchal world, showing that the problem with our world isn't just that men hold more political and economic power, but how they wield that power to terrorize women.

do ships ever make you mad for no reason, like they aren’t problematic or anything, but they just piss you off

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🕯️Jemily in season 16 🕯️

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Me manifesting jemily in season 16 🙏🏻😂

They are in love,your honour🤭