My first post. I'm new to using twitterπ (and I don't even know how to post) this is my most recent art I did of Eva Stratt, alternate version in my insta.
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@voyterswife It's like if they were saying "oh look how sexy two women kissing and making out. How pretty they are" and how it's always prepared for male gaze somehow (even if they didn't mean it)
@voyterswife Fr, that's why I mainly read, because I love doing it and because most good sapphic media comes from books or essays. With those series I feel like it's always the same thing, just something to consume lacking feeling and meaning
@voyterswife When I tell you I ugly cried with this film... I felt so bad for those women and the ones to come, and it made me think a lot about the rise of fascism in Europe again... But it also made me feel brave and motivated to do something
@voyterswife I think the same, it's a film that moves you, but not in a way that forces you to cry because it's just sad, it does it with the "crude" story and reality women might have suffered for ages. I feel like it's a love poem for those women, a way of a poetic resistance. A love letter
@voyterswife Same, fells boring. That's why I don't usually consume lesbian mainstream (if it happens to exist). I wish they made more poetic things rather than Netflix series part 4
@voyterswife I loved Fingersmith and Affinity (specially Affinity) they both have plottwist you won't see coming, and the characters are so so well written, specially their flaws. I'm omw of reading Tipping the Velvet and Paying guests. I promise Sarah plays with your mind and heart...