one hooked up hedgehog

girls 🪄🐾

i was winedrunk when i started this which i think feels fitting

a rare poster of the original production of In Trousers.

the anti lesbian rainbow dash posts but it's miss goldberg

set those sails white boy

In trousers wolf marvin oh yea 🔥🔥

Happy Hanukkah from the tight knit family :]

@frothingbeerbottles 's butch Whizzer!!! I love her so much I just needed to draw her so so bad, I hope you don't mind! :)

reposting this Again after like 3 weeks of drawing it . THIS IS THE LAST TIME I PROMISE

college. era. Trinamarvin.

everyone say thank you michael rupert for originating the whole guy + weatherman headcanon + his sad pathetic guy energy + arguing through letters during the 80s with people who thought marvin was too much of a jerk or 'not gay enough'. he was literally the og and you need to give him the recognition he deserves .....

I know this might hurt to hear for some but the ending of Falsettos is the necessary climax and conclusion to all of the men's character arcs.

Bill Finn didn't write it just to be a downer ending. He wrote it so Marvin would have to overcome his misogyny and take on a caregiving role and so he could learn to rely on his family for support.

He wrote it so Whizzer would have to overcome his pride and allow himself to be cared for and loved. To bring him and his family together.

He wrote it to knock Mendel down from his g-d complex. To show him he doesn't have the answers, that he has to help his family process their feeling instead of just pretending everything is fine.

He wrote it to teach Jason to give up his king, to concede, to learn from his mistakes. To teach him about being a man.

Whizzer's death happens at the end of Jason's bar mitzvah because it symbolizes all four men finally growing up. Becoming men. It is their final step out of falsettoland. Ignoring the ending robs them of their growth.

starting to understand the whole five times a night thing

autism be damned my girl can fry an egg