I just want to put this out there! My dms are open, anytime! If you need somebody, if your feeling alone, invisible, whatever. I understand and I am here, just message me and I’ll be there for you. We can talk, get your mind off it, whatever you need! Love you guys. ❤️
As somebody who feels as though I have met my platonic soulmates, I can assure you I talk to them all the time. Like, to a probably annoying extent.
And you’re gonna tell me, Ted and Rebecca are platonic soulmates but never talk?
Sounds more like they in love and in denial.
Was at a writing session when the news about Dolly came out.
Seemed like just the right place to be. I was reminded of what a gift life is, and even more so what a gift it is to be given the chance to write these songs.
I’ll always ask…
What would Dolly Do?
SPOILERS for TED LASSO
The duality of watching those little girls make those kits with such joy, and seeing Mae react to the goal with the face of somebody who had waited a lifetime for it….
Such a beautifully crafted moment.
So if you read this Jason, thank you for letting me and I’m sure many other women get to go, hey that’s how I feel, that happened to me. just to know we aren’t alone and the things we believe in and do are very much important and beautiful.
I was always made to believe I was crazy. When I got on drumline in high school and eventually got together an all girl baseline and every conversation was “they’re good for a group of girls” or when I’d play football and it was “good throw for a girl”
And then beyond that, to see men that go ya know what I believe with you. Whether it’s Roy doubling down that because it’s keeley it’ll work. Or Ted never questioning if coaching a women’s team is less important.
Genuinely I am a sobbing mess over here.
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Dude. Thread of feelings incoming.
I have spent 25 years loving things that I was told are for the boys. From football to drumming to production and music. All of it.
Seeing a storyline where all my feelings are validated. From the annoyance and anger. To the crying because you don’t understand why the thing you believe in is less good just because it’s women doing it.
To the joy of knowing you’re making something beautiful.
Getting to see small glimpses of how people don’t even recognize their misogyny and how women are dragged for simply believing women can be just as good as men.
As somebody who has fought for women in male dominated fields, Keels was so well written this episode.