Named for the film director Stanley Kubrick, who made at least eight movies where a major character has this facial expression. When some other show or film uses it, it’s frequently a homage to Kubrick. Generally it symbolizes that the character in question is either really, really pissed or really becoming deranged, and the person they’re looking at is really, really screwed. Other times—usually when combined with a smile—it means they’re feeling really, really clever. Either way, it’s really creepy and ominous. Although depending on the context, it can also be very Badass.
ILLEGALLY HANDSOME GUY AND HIS ILLEGALLY HANDSOME BOYFRIEND
He was actually kicked out for other reasons (iirc he was really intoxicated in public oops) but he’s absolutely stunning and I’m really pleased about this uwu
Sorry to burst everyone’s bubbles but he is not gay - as in this photo along with the caption is not an indicator of a person being gay.
The reason I say this?
“Last night I looked up at the stars And matched each one with a reaso why I love you, I was doing great but then I ran out of stars” <- captioned in the first pic
“That Girl That I call Mine” <- Captioned in the second pic.
In addition to that, this isn’t the official Omar Borkan page. That’s a fanpage. The real page would be verified with a blue tick.
Moreover, y’all need to learn something about Gulf greetings and gestures. What Borkan is more likely to go for the widely popular nose greeting:
It’s what I a lot of Gulf Arab men do in special occasions as a means of greeting. Because of the west’s eventual of potentially sexualising anything that isn’t common for them (like belly dancing, geishas, and other things), this is something that’s rooted in Gulf Arab and some other countries (See: New Zealand). The nose greeting is symbolic of treating each other with mutual respect, as noses are figuratively used in many ways in our culture - a source of pride, a source of arrogance, or a source of status.
These actions may look intimate to you, but please for the love of God don’t twist it. Do your research. As for the person talking about illegal love: There’s nothing nice about that. People’s lives are in actual danger and you’re romanticizing it for the sake of filling your head with Tumblr based scenarios. I repeat: There is nothing nice or romantic about being in danger over the one you love.
I’m scared to come out as bi to my family in case they say it’s fake or I’m just confused so id love to have some people who agree with me so I can prove it
