I have to say it but i genuinely hate when people use "folx". For the life of me, I cannot figure out why people started using or why it was necessary.
#CastCompliment for my man Adam at the Haunted Mansion who saw me struggling to get the perfect Insta photo and pulled me aside for a personal photopass shoot! Made my night so magical ✨✨✨
I think the multiple discussions of Ambrose is interesting, because while he doesnt come out, he also appears to have a more set sexuality than other witches (others seem to view sexuality more as an act than anything else). Also just the whole show is so, so gay. #TSUQueerTheory
Our group discussed Love, Simon. In regards to the OITC article, the book/movie takes place in a semi-rural space and very heavily relies on technology for Simon to help form connections within the community. #TSUQueerTheory
@vommegut I noticed this as well! I think its a really great shift in focus from the presentations I remember even from just my freshman year. #TSUQueerTheory
Also like I'm really going to need videos of this; specifically "People Will Say We're In Love" and the dream ballet. Reworking the play to focuses on lesbians is such an incredible way to update such a beautiful musical! #TSUQueerTheory
Cool thing I found: The Oregon Shakespeare Festival will be doing an LGBT+ version of Oklahoma of the 75th revival! This is especially cool because Ted Chaphin (the copyright holder) very rarely allows major changes to R&H's works!! #TSUQueerTheory
@ChrisMAS2018 And for people with any sort of sensory disability, rodeos are not going to be an ideal situation, even if accommodations can be made. When we did our research, we only found a couple organizations that were inclusive, and only one actually had specifics #TSUQueerTheory
We looked at the Gay Rodeo again, and the accessibility is pretty bleak. Part of this comes from just the basic fact that it is a redeo, which are not renown for being accessible, but we did find another rodeo that made efforts to be accessible, so it can be done. #TSUQueerTheory
@ChrisMAS2018 I don't think it's necessarily an eother/or answer. A lot of it does come from just the intrinsic nature of the rodeo, especially in regards to physical disabilities. The animals need to be housed outside and usually need dirt paths to be able to walk safely #TSUQueerTheory
In the context of the game, we think the non-stars would have developed the skill to go over the desks (which tbh I think some of us did anyway) #TSUQueerTheory
Not to shit on other people's headcanons but if you're reasoning for a character being bi and not a lesbian is "well she kisses a guy in the show!" but she immediately expresses incredible shame, regret and guilt because of that action,, that's uh,, a bad reason.
@HaggieMaynes I'm looking at queer-coding of main characters in aggressively heteronormative teen girl-targeted movies (using Clueless as my main example)!