Bi and ready to cry
I wasn't a huge Glee fan, in fact I barely remember much about the show except some parts around the time Santana came out as a lesbian and had her romance with Brittany. I watched plenty of shows and films that were queer coded but nothing overtly queer in representation. I think Santana became my favourite character, because she was always so upfront and blunt.
Hey pals, We are onto part three of the queer media I am finding on Netflix (obviously this is not just Queer media, this is just the media with Queer rep and letting you know if it's a disappointment or not). Hope you enjoy this list during Pride Month of 2020. Tales of the City … Continue reading My Third List of Queer Content on Netflix
If you didn't know, I deeply love the Princess Diaries films, it has always been a favourite of mine. A film I can watch over and over again, it's actually one of my comfort films as mentioned in a previous post. I feel like Mia is one of the best written main characters of YA, we understand her, she's consciously trying to grow and better herself, I love her supporting cast of characters too who are all on the liberal side. To me, it's just quite the masterpiece. As a child, I struggled to read for a long time and didn't really get into reading books myself until I was roughly 13-14. Now I'm 25 and have a degree in writing, I feel like it's time I went back and checked out what I was missing as a child.
Since I made the post to appreciate men in dresses last year, I wanted to make one dedicated to women in suits! Clearly I had more to work with (too much, one could say) because it is more acceptable and trendy for women to wear suits vs. men wearing dresses or skirts.
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