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FANDOM SURVEY TIME WHEEEE

hi! i'm running a survey on what kind of ships that fandom spaces, as a whole, seems to enjoy the most. i'm hoping that i can make a panel out of this stuff in the future, so more responses is better. all responses are private, so if you wanna take the survey, please click the link above!

please reblog for a bigger sample size! the bigger the sample size, the better my Science is

EDIT: this is for ANY fandom at all, no one fandom in particular!

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the japanese house was right

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Reblogging w the edit - this is fandom agnostic, as long as you’ve interacted with any fandom (or frankly, any media you’ve enjoyed enough to interact with by looking at/creating art/fics) this is for you!

FANDOM SURVEY TIME WHEEEE

hi! i'm running a survey on what kind of ships that fandom spaces, as a whole, seems to enjoy the most. i'm hoping that i can make a panel out of this stuff in the future, so more responses is better. all responses are private, so if you wanna take the survey, please click the link above!

please reblog for a bigger sample size! the bigger the sample size, the better my Science is

EDIT: this is for ANY fandom at all, no one fandom in particular!

[an-droid-girl]

[an-droid-girl]

FANDOM SURVEY TIME WHEEEE

hi! i'm running a survey on what kind of ships that fandom spaces, as a whole, seems to enjoy the most. i'm hoping that i can make a panel out of this stuff in the future, so more responses is better. all responses are private, so if you wanna take the survey, please click the link above!

please reblog for a bigger sample size! the bigger the sample size, the better my Science is

EDIT: this is for ANY fandom at all, no one fandom in particular!

[an-droid-girl]

HOMOPHOBIA TW

“The Homosexuals” is an episode of CBS Reports that was aired on March 7th, 1967.   I’m currently using it as a source for a research paper, but once I noticed it was filmed at the same time as Star Trek I took a step back to reexamine the significance of many scenes in the series.  (For reference, “Amok Time’’ was aired on September 15th, 1967.) I wanted to discuss the documentary here because I feel that it provides important context for the environment in which the show was made.  It demonstrates the horrifying extent of anti-gay discrimination in the late sixties, and makes the parallels between Spock’s character development and the gay experience even more clear.  

I created a compilation of moments from both “The Homosexuals” and Star Trek, hopefully to illustrate exactly why Spock’s story has resonated with so many gay people.  Please be warned that the report is very painful to watch due to the way it treats the subject of homosexuality, so proceed with caution if that upsets you.

I couldn’t get the captions to work, so I included a transcript below!

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k fuck I tried to play this but because this is Tumblr and everything is fucking broken the audio never played so I just kept scrolling and eventually forgot that I’d even tried to listen to this and then like 20 minutes later this sound clip played at full volume through my Bluetooth speaker while I was trying to fall asleep and it fucking sent me into cardiac arrest

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Having a boyfriend is literally free

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the thing is that childhood doesn't just end when you turn 18 or when you turn 21. it's going to end dozens of times over. your childhood pet will die. actors you loved in movies you watched as a kid will die. your grandparents will die, and then your parents will die. it's going to end dozens and dozens of times and all you can do is let it. all you can do is stand in the middle of the grocery store and stare at freezers full of microwave pizza because you've suddenly been seized by the memory of what it felt like to have a pizza party on the last day of school before summer break. which is another ending in and of itself

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Everybody is joking about how episode one of Game Changer is just a lie detector test, and the latest episode was…that.

But I just watched Lie Detector and Sam says he thought it would be harder to get the players to admit private things like if they pee in pools, have shoplifted, or to share an embarrassing secret, but it wasn’t hard. They just all did it. For points.

Game Changer has an overarching plot and it’s all about Sam learning what his friends will do for an above industry standard pay check. And points.

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BABA IS SHOCKED

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Been a really long time since I've watched Daredevil but I do remember coming away from it feeling like it presented a pretty compelling internally-consistent moral justification for the vigilante thing. You're not planet-crackingly powerful, it's just that you can hear, in detail, every awful thing your neighbors are doing to each other, every night that they're doing it. You can't not know and you can't pretend not to know and when the kid tells you the next day that he just fell down the stairs you can't fall back on the provided ambiguity to absolve yourself of your responsibility to act. Semi-relatedly, you're really really good at martial arts. Start the clock