kai havertz scores germany's 7th goal v. curaçao and celebrates with leon goretzka during their opening match of the 2026 world cup, 14.06.2026
THE SMOOTHIE LOOKS SO DISGUSTING
help yall I'm ugly laughing and distracted by the fact the smoothie looks absolutely so gross like
the smoothie couple's smoothie looks horrible 😂🙈
it makes it even funnier if the smoothie is disgusting cause it implies Scott is literally coming to this awful smoothie shop just to flirt with a boy
who makes terrible smoothies
finally hard hitting journalism that we can get to know behind
I’ve always wanted to be a kitten but I’ve never wanted to be a kitten as badly as this morning *vibrates intensely*
and like ... actors are actors. Their whole thing is pretending to be other people? Can an actor pretend to be an elf or royalty or an alien but not queer? As long as they’re taking the role seriously, it’s fine.
if a straight person sees something meaningful, beautiful and worthy of emulation in the queer experience, that’s a good thing.
hfakkddksa OK everyone for real if you want more beautiful boys and hockey adjacent, try Melting Point by PIBI
you will continue to not learn anything about hockey, there will be lots of pining slightly less gay sex. slightly. 🤏
listen. we can and should criticize James Bond as a character, concept and franchise. however! it's immensely funny how hard they tried to maintain his womanizer persona but then they gave ben whishaw glasses and an ugly cardigan and had daniel craig look at him like this for three movies
THE SMOOTHIE LOOKS SO DISGUSTING
help yall I’m ugly laughing and distracted by the fact the smoothie looks absolutely so gross like
the smoothie couple’s smoothie looks horrible 😂🙈
it makes it even funnier if the smoothie is disgusting cause it implies Scott is literally coming to this awful smoothie shop just to flirt with a boy
who makes terrible smoothies
it's so fucking offensive that people consider western queer media somehow above asian queer media, but it's also so annoying that the argument is often that asian queer media is not realistic because it does not depict "the struggle". first of all, because that is not even true - a sizeable percentage of asian queer media does depict plenty of different struggles relevant to the particular country's culture and issues. but, second of all, because both the struggle that is being referred to by the "critics" and the way it is typically depicted in western queer media is often just completely irrelevant and unrelatable outside of the west.
and then, beyond all of that, why do people even demand for all queer content to depict struggle in the first place? why must queer content always be realistic to be good? do you people watch straight romcoms and go "oh, well this meet cute is unrealistic"? do you watch a straight romantic drama and go "oh, well that's not how relationships work"? no? of course not. many straight relationships on screen are unrealistic and, depending on the genre, even idealistic, and no one bats an eye. but queer characters must suffer or it's "not real" and therefore "shallow and bad". like, fuck you, actually.
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