Christoph Waltz is like that amazingly attractive newly divorced friend of your father who comes over every friday night for poker, scotch, and to fuck you hard while your dad is outside taking a phone call.
(Source: kinkyforchristoph)
31% Extroversion, 56% Intuition, 66% Attachment and 47% Organisation!
Congratulations, you are most like ORI, younger brother to Nori and Dori, and scribe for the Company, chronicling the Quest to the Lonely Mountain. Ori is a talented artist; his passion lies in writing and drawing. Typically unconventional, you are an imaginative idealist guided by your own dreams and beliefs rather than sticking to the monotonous conventions of society. You value your authenticity and originality, and enjoy expressing yourself through your work and the arts. You have good language skills and take an interest in more scholarly pursuits than your peers.
Despite first impressions as tranquil and reserved, you are deeply passionate about causes that are important to you. It takes a lot of dedication to trek to the Lonely Mountain for the sake of documentative accuracy. You pursue your hobbies with selfless devotion, and can be inspired to make extraordinary sacrifices for your ideals and what is positive and good for society.
Your soft-spoken and reserved nature, coupled with your off-beat tendencies, can lead to you being misunderstood by others. This can be difficult as you desire to please your friends and family - you value harmony and are well aware of others’ feelings - and as a result you put on a persona to mask your differences, creating an inner turmoil over your true identity. Ori is used to being bossed around by his older brother Dori and abides it with his politeness. But never forget that your differences - your individuality, sensitivity and dedication - are in fact your greatest strengths
(Source: theycannotconquerforever)
THIS IS WHAT YOU ARE REALLY SAYING:“I am an angry privileged child who is aroused by the idea of two men together but don’t really care if they are openly depicted as gay or if their pairing contributes to actual gay representation on TV, because I am first and foremost concerned with what entertains and arouses me.
Thus I am angry that American television producers adapted the public domain figure of Sherlock Holmes and utterly failed to take my personal sexual tastes into consideration.
So I say that Elementary is homophobic.
Because I am a privileged child, I only look at the cultural influence of a show in a larger social context if it takes away or threatens my personal fetishes.
I do not care that they chose to cast a woman in a lead role.
I do not care that they chose to cast a woman of colour in a lead role.
I do not care that they chose to cast a woman of colour in the role of a person who is completely and utterly undefined by her race.
I do not care that they chose to cast a woman in a lead role opposite a man in a partnership that does not and will never (according to the producers) involve a romantic relationship.
I do not care about all of these things because I am not aroused by nor fetishize heterosexual pairings, asexual pairings, women, Asians, or people of colour in general.
Instead, I call Elementary homophobic because it fails to provide an ostensibly straight white male pairing for me to project homosexual behaviour onto.
And I do not worry about Sherlock’s lack of homosexual representation because it feeds my fetishes - because I ultimately only care about what gets me off, and if I can whine about not having that while simultaneously connecting myself to a larger social dilemma about which I know little in a way that might possibly make me look smart and important? When I am really just the opposite? Well why the fuck not?”
a queer woman of color, no less. lucy liu has been openly bisexual since like the 90s.
(Source: animejune)
I think you can tell a bit about someone based on whether they were more attracted to Bond, Q, or Silver while watching Skyfall
willow smith update
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wil[lo]w smith is homeless?fixed
