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DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT I FEEL LIKE IM GOING INSANE.

iif you can send this to me i would be . so grateful.

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spin this list of all of the pokemon. you are now that pokemon.

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Ground floor = the same level as the road/ground outside, i.e. you could walk outside without going down a (full) flight of stairs. If you live in a split level or slightly elevated home, e.g. you go up or down just a few steps to get in or out, consider that ground level for the purposes of this poll.

If you live in a multi-story home where one of the floors that you live on is ground level and others are higher, select the most relevant "ground floor" option.

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We ask your questions anonymously so you don’t have to! Submissions are open on the 1st and 15th of the month.

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Just going to start adding this to the end of random posts to see how much chaos can be generated by it

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End of the first stage play:

End of the second stage play:

End of the third stage play:

I just love how Setsuo Itō (Mob's VA) is so emotional about the whole project you can tell how important it is to him!

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Happy Black History Month

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Who makes the porn bots. Where do they come from. What do they hope to achieve.

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Hey. So like. Being a trans man can suck a lot. Like, people can be genuinely the absolute shittiest towards you for it.

But if the thought of being a man and living life as a man makes you feel free, like you’re becoming yourself, like you could actually see a future for yourself as a man, do it.

You’re going to have people all around you who have strong opinions about what you should do with your body. They’ll beg you not to get rid of your boobs because they’re soooo hot or because why would you want to remove your healthy breasts. They’ll also tell you this is proof you’re not a man, that having them makes you a woman, that if you were really trans you’d do everything to hide them, then turn around and complain that your shirts are too baggy and that binder is warping your ribs (even if it’s properly fitted and you only wear it 8 hours a day).

The hair stylist will complain about cutting your hair too short. She’ll assume you’re in crisis; was it a bad breakup, or did someone die? She’ll go out of her way to not give you an actual men’s haircut. How about a bob? Or maybe a pixie cut? You could spend a full hour, maybe two, trying to convince this person whose job is to cut your hair to give you the haircut you actually asked for. Or you could go home with a short but feminine style you didn’t want. Either way your friends and family might tell you this was a mistake or they liked how you looked better with longer hair. How boys won’t like you like this, as if you did it for them or as if you were supposed to have complete strangers in mind when you decide on your own goddamn hair.

You could get sexually harassed or assaulted. By people who decided they need to show you you’re not a real man. Ignorant fucks who think their dicks, hands, and fingers are magic forcefem tools that erase any manhood from your mind the moment they touch you in intimate ways you never agreed to. Or they’ll pretend they view you as a man in order to worm their way into your life to manipulate you out of being trans. And people, including other trans people and including people you thought would support you, will mock you for being foolish enough to think they accepted you.

You’ll be treated like a monster. You’ll have people tell you men are evil. You’ll have women tell you the only reason you’d want to be a man is so you can escape misogyny and gain male privilege (as if a cissexist patriarchy would ever make it that easy for you, as if you can do that without leaving everything you once knew and hiding your entire past from your new life). Worse, they’ll tell you you just want to be a rapist and an abuser because that’s all men are in their eyes. If you’ve been assaulted, they’ll use that to say you’re doing this out of trauma, in the hopes it won’t happen to you again, even if you knew you were trans long before it even happened.

And the craziest part of all this? Being able to live as a man instead of pretending you’re not is still worth it.

You’ll get the gender euphoria from watching your beard grow out. It’ll look terrible. You’ll still love it because goddamnit it’s yours and it’s on your face and it’s real. You’ll catch yourself singing and find you no longer have to watch your voice to make sure you don’t sing any notes too high so that stabbing pain of dysphoria doesn’t grab you by the throat and decimate the mood you were having because your voice just naturally won’t go that high anymore. Hell, it’ll go even lower and you’ll fall in love with your own voice as you awkwardly relearn how to sing at all and hear yourself again and again. You’ll put on clothing from the men’s section and find what you actually like, not just what suits the womanly costume you’ve been forced into since birth. You’ll get to take off your shirt and see a scarred flat chest and feel the breeze against your bare skin as you stare down, either checking for chest hair or feeling the joy from within bubbling to the surface as you see all the hair you’ve grown. You’ll hear strangers casually call you “sir” or “him” and at first it’ll be exciting and threaten to force a grin on your face in a situation where you’re trying not to show it, but over time it’ll just be so normal that you stop responding to “ma’am” and “she”; after all, since when does anyone call you that anymore? The pharmacist filling out your testosterone prescription will assume you’re picking this up for a relative because you look too manly to be the person whose name is attached here. You’ll get the legal name change, and the government will be a bag of dicks about it, but after a certain point they run out of hoops to make you jump through and reasons to say no before they just give in and let you name yourself legally, officially.

And through all of that, the good and the bad, you’ll find a community of men and boys like you. Who are dubbed broken women. Treated like monsters. Celebrating their transition milestones while you either wish it could be you right now or remember when it was you and how amazing you felt in that moment.

And one day, you could be sitting in bed, still in the clothes you slept in last night, your laptop open and playing a video essay from YouTube, drinking whatever sweet drink you prefer, thinking about all the bullshit you’ve been put through just for being a trans man, and you’ll think “yeah, this is worth it.”

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Wallmaster Legend of Zelda

Giant disembodied hands that drop down from ceilings and grab Link, usually bringing him back to the start of the dungeon

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I really love the r/volcanoes subreddit because most of the posts are just people going "what if a Volcano exploded right now?" "What if twenty fucking Volcanoes exploded near you right now?"

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I've never related to a human being more than Nicole Byer in this clip.

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January was a tough year but we made it

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Sylveon Stimboard

Requested by: Anon

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i miss my old custom theme. it looks like tumblr just deleted my code and replaced it with their default mobile version. it looks like shit on desktop :(

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"the magnus archives sounds cool! what are the content warnings?"

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