Yellowjackets “fans” who wavered on their love for either the show as a whole or especially just Shauna Shipman as a character during season three just do not get the most basic themes and messages of this show I fear.
One of many things that will age sooooo well when this show is complete, the ways they try to steal intimacy from each other even though they're not the friends they once were, the desire to connect despite all the shit passed between them
Leigh-Anne to Bricks Magazine on the unjustly criticism of black women in pop:
“People will say, “Where are all the Black pop girls?” You can’t see us because you’re tearing us down. You’re not allowing us to thrive and are not supporting us. They did the same to Chloe Bailey and Normani. It’s a vicious cycle, and it gets so frustrating. Can you imagine if everyone just supported us, how uplifted we could all feel and be, and we would be in those same spaces as the others?”
This is why the “why didn’t the others just kill Shauna?” Argument pisses me off bc they saw her at the two worst moments of her life which instills a level of empathy that is hard to overcome
@buzziightqueer Ageism/misogyny intersecting to the point many young people can’t watch older adult women do anything non-sexual without calling it cringey
i dont understand the people who think the adult tl is boring and skippable. it gives you so much information on them as people.. where they ended up, who kept in touch, how their traumas shaped them.. there are such genuine moments where you see them being girls again
It’s so upsetting that Stephanie Meyer has a TRUE FREAK inside her but the Mormonism pushed it down but we got a few glimmers and her mind could be SO powerful if she let it