they used slurs to indicate that will is gay in the first episode of s1 but couldn’t find the time in the 9 years since then to explore his queerness and give him a romantic interest. and having 7 years to disprove his belief that he’ll never fall in love and just not doing it???
you can talk about canon all day but if a large number of people are noticing a subtextual narrative then it doesn’t matter if it’s intentional. it made an impact on people whether you like it or not
Will Byers que creció con un padre abusivo, ser un chico gay en los 80, le hacían bullying, fue secuestrado y abusado a los 12 años, para volver y seguir conectado al mundo y a la persona que le hizo daño varias veces, ser poseído y aún así sigue siendo amable
jonathan and will after the duffers paused both of their personal story lines for two whole seasons to focus on their love life only for that to lead to literally nothing in the end
El actor que hizo a Lonnie Byers tuvo razón cuando dijo que los duffer fueron unos estúpidos al no seguir centrando la serie en la vida de los Byers, la gente dijo que lo decía de picado porque no lo habían llamado más, pero los años le dieron la razón.
i'm anti censorship, i understand how ao3 works, i'm cool with the fact that deeply disturbing content will be there, and i can just avoid it! but a lot of people online have gotten way too comfortable defending some completely indefensible bullshit during this convo as well 🥀
just spent three hours meticulously choosing what the party members' majors and minors would be in my modern day au instead of actually writing the fic where the aforementioned topic is gonna be offhandedly brought up like once or twice
i like the phrases "it's not for me," "it's not my thing," and "i'm not the target audience" because they're the most concise way to express "this thing that you enjoy has merits but idgaf about it" without being aggressive
Non trovano una cura all’endometriosi ma sanno benissimo come toglierti delle costole per renderti il girovita più piccolo secondo gli standard di bellezza patriarcali.
La misoginia medica in a nutshell