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after watching Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother, i need another project of Mahershala Ali and Tramell Tillman playing brothers. incredible scene partners for how brief their scenes were together
"can fic writers stop using says" "can fic writers stop with the exposition" "can fic writers stop with realistic arguments" "can fic writers do this" "can fic writers stop that" open your laptop and start writing your own fucking fic. whiney ass fuckers
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Mahershala Ali is wonderful in Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother, but I also wanna shout out Adia, who does an amazing job holding her own against Ali and selling both the low-key moments of being a teen and the heavier moment in the second half.
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Blade falling apart is actually the best thing that could have happened. This was tender and ferocious at once. A bloody and beautifully flawed portrait of Black fatherhood filtered thru a lens of grief/crisis of faith. Mahershala is a force.
I don’t really care for all the people wishing Americans protested like the French because when there was a nation-wide protest that started from Black people challenging police brutality, a lot of people were cheering on the police and state kidnapping and running people over
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how it feel trynna hurry and click a post that involves your fav before your tl refreshes
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idk if something switched in my brain or im just getting older, but people being negative about shit all the time is so exhausting. like making fun of relatively harmless stuff and tearing it apart makes you exhausting to be around
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Watched this scene again and Delroy I’m building a time travel machine to get you that Oscar cause ain’t no way
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Every time I say this comic nerds get really mad at me but the reason manga took off so hard and American comics are dying is because a manga series starts at vol 1 and goes to vol 2 and then vol 3
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Never forget how quickly employers wanted to abandon their workers.
Employers worldwide are pulling back on AI as they navigate a flood of errors and low-quality work that sap employee time, raise privacy and security risks, and drive up costs theguardian.com/technology/2…





























