traaaaaaannnnnnnnnns
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I Saw The TV Glow absolutely rules and it's been stuck in my head ever since I watched it on an airplane. I relate to it so much. The overbearing dad, being alone and unable to express or even describe your feelings about gender or identity. I really liked the moment where the main character looks back on his/her favorite childhood show only for it to seem goofy and cheesy, whereas before it seemed so raw and meaningful. Like we grow beyond stuff but it never truly leaves us, or maybe it's just leading us to deeper realizations about ourselves
Masterful film, 10/10, it fucking rips. More trans movies please.
this is how I feel when I see MLP: FiM and Steven Universe now ๐ at least I still enjoy revisiting Owl House, but that one is recent enough to not be anywhere near my childhood (or rather young adulthood)