JJ: The Food Is Too Hot, I Can’t Eat It.

hotch is not coming back. reid is not coming back. it’s an ensemble cast and the weight of the entire show does not test on them because that’s not what an ensemble cast is. we’ve had plenty of mediocre reid arcs and an absolutely devastating hotch arc. they’ve done their jobs. it’s time to give the other characters back the space they should have had all along.

she’s a 10 but she killed her brother for you for your friends don’t you understand what you’ve done

*do you think anyone will notice we just had a quickie in your office?*

I’m not going to be disappointed by Jemily not being canon cos honestly how can it be at this point but I am going to be disappointed if we don’t get any important, poignant moments of them together. Whether you ship it romantically or not, they were so damn important to each other at one point that they would drop everything and anything, cross continents and oceans to be at the other’s side. JJ was Emily’s only constant during Paris. JJ hallucinated Emily during her torture - not her husband, not her child, not any of the people she saw daily at that point, but Emily. Not to minimise any of their friendships with other team members but they were undoubtedly each others person. If we don’t even get a single breadcrumb in this revival - after barely anything in the last three seasons - it’s disingenuous to the characters.

Quick Scarlet Witch Portrait study, I want to start posting more art on here

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3x15 Execution

Hotch: What's the relationship between you two?, I'm asking as a friend, not a boss

JJ: There's nothing going on between us, hotch. I promise you, we're just close friends

Emily (chuckles): What do you mean JJ, you always jump on your friends' laps and call them mommy?

JJ(blushes)

Hotch(bows head):why am i even asking

Something that I really like about the Barbie movie is that while there's this dialogue about how Barbieland is the real world in reverse, it's clear that the Kens don't have it as bad in Barbieland as women do in the real world. Yes, it's an unequal society which leaves Ken unsatisfied, but he doesn't face the sexual violence and danger that Barbie does in the real world. And I like it because there are so many movies or books where matriarchy is described as terrible and oppressive and just as bad as patriarchy, as if women in power would treat men the same way men have treated women for millennia. And the Barbie movie subtly interrogates that - like yes, the Kens not having power in society does block their self-realization, and it would be better for them if society was truly egalitarian, but in the meantime, they get to sit around on the beach all day and go to fun parties. Barbie under matriarchy does not wield the same oppressive power as real men in the real patriarchal world, showing that the problem with our world isn't just that men hold more political and economic power, but how they wield that power to terrorize women.

tell your baby that i'm your baby

Ok that's the one