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Couldn't resist drawing a little retro-esque travel poster / postcard of my favourite city in Veilguard! I can already smell the coffee~âď¸
Also, happy Dragon Age Day!â¤ď¸
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Final Prompts for TimBer Week 2024
TimBer Week 2024 starts December 15th, but for people who want to participate and need a head start, I now have the prompts to use. If you prefer to wait until the big day, don't read past the image.
Good luck and Have Fun!
Here's what the wheel decided.
Sunday, Dec 15: Twenty-Questions
Monday, Dec 16: Gifts from the In-Laws (Waynes to Bernard/Dowds to Tim/Either Party to Both)
Tuesday, Dec 17: Most Eligible Bachelor/Man of the Year
Wednesday, Dec 18: Lazy Days
Thursday, Dec 19: Class Reunion (From Any School or School Year)
Friday, Dec 20: Bernard's Birthday
Saturday, Dec 21: First Sleepover (Teen-Years or Adult-Years)
Any other prompts on the wheel, or just that you want to explore, are also fully encouraged. It's all up to you how you want to celebrate our boys!
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many posts going around about female characters and their recognition on tumblr⌠so i wanted to talk a little bit abt dc women (and bc this is a tim/bats blog â iâm talking specifically about cass and babs and steph)
they are given so much emotional depth, compassion, and presence in the earlier comics â thatâs what makes me love them so much!! like they fuck up and learn and just exhibit incredible strength and will. this complexity and care nowadays is replaced with just. blatant infantilization and blandness.
to see them have so much power in the comics and to have them so brutally lost that in the canon since the 2010s is so sad and legitimately painful. and itâs all the more frustrating to see this same ineptitude and absence reproduced by fans who claim to be making a âbetter version of canonâ with them always still missing!! it um. sucks ass, for uh. lack of a better termâŚ
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Our first match of todayâs Struggle tournament will be between Roxas and his best friend, Hayner!
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âCass is the perfect fighter and she is always 100% serious in any of her fights. Shes not the hero to be thinking of jokes in a fightâ
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you honestly donât need to like every queer character that exists, and i truly mean it. at the end of the day, if you donât like them, you have every right to. but you donât get to say they are bad representation simply because you donât related to them. not every character will appeal to you, but that doesnât make them a bad representation. feel free to critique them and their personalities, itâs your right to, but donât be a jerk about their queerness unless they are falling under a harmful stereotype.
some people take it on the next leave too, and say that a character who isnât queer in canon is better representation. in what world? you might feel connected to them and see your queerness in their journey, the same thing has happened to me too, but thatâs not the same as having a literal queer story. queer characters are there to make you feel seen, but not only that. they are also here to challenge the status quo, to normalise queer people just existing and to make bigots uncomfortable. remember when jon kent was first announced to be bisexual with the cover of him kissing his boyfriend? yeah, a headcanon will never have such reaction.
my point isnât made to attack people for seeing parts of themselves in âstraight / allo / cisâ characters. itâs wonderful that you found a character you could relate to and make you feel less alone. it really is. like i said, i see parts of my queer identity in characters who âdonâtâ have my sexuality too. but donât put down actual queer representation for characters who have never been confirmed queer. itâs wrong of you to. at the end of the day, these are the characters who actually make the difference.
#I have so many thoughts abt this subject bc I almost always relate the most to the characters ppl claim are too âboringâ to be rep#And because like. Imagine telling someone a decade or two ago that we could have casually queer characters in popular media#Just being queer and happy without any angst or burying or anything#People used to desperately want to have the chance to see themselves in the âboringâ roles or healthy ships and now it's âbad repâ??#People need to stop acting like their opinions are objectively correct when speaking for an entire astronomically large community
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Hello, tumblr user. Before you is a tumblr post asking you to name a female fictional character. You have unlimited time to tag a female character, NOT a male one.
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bart and meloni really do something to me man. they said we will make bart a mamaâs boy in a way that is so devastating
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timives having a sleepover at ives' house and theyre giggling under the covers taking a "am i gay" quiz because they think its the funniest shit ever and question one is "have you ever wanted to kiss someone of the same gender as you" and they both fall silent and then look at each other
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A little Terra sketch; I've been in a Birth by Sleep mood
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"youve already written that trope" yesss. i like it a lots. i will be writing it again. 1000 stories of the same trope over and over again for ten million years
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quick what is everyone doing right now
#listening to Maisie Peters and thinking about Timber#not bc of maisie peters just bc I think about timber a lot in general
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The world DID work really hard to give me trust issues
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Do you have any thoughts on how old a person "has to be" to realize they're aro/ace? I'm an adult, but realized I was ace at 14, and anytime I say that, people jump to tell me that's too young and that I couldn't have known. It frustrates me that other queer people are willing to say something like that about something that brought me comfort and community when I otherwise would've felt alone, but I don't know how to put into words how hypocritical and irritating it is, or whether being told that is even an experience other aro/ace people have had.
Eyooo- đđ I'm also an adult who realized they were ace at 14! And yeah, I got the same reactions. I think it's bullshit. 14 is an age people hit puberty and start heavily figuring themselves out romantically and sexually, and I might be wrong but I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of people were pretty sure they're gay or bi or pan or at the very least not straight at 14, so why not aces, right? I remember personally my experience was... "Welp, everyone's obviously horny and I'm obviously not, so I'm obviously asexual", and honestly it was clear enough to me. Never occurred to me that I could be a "late bloomer" or whatever because like... Really I didn't miss it, if anything I was VERY happy to give it a pass.
So... Yeah. It's insensitive and diminishing and we get that A LOT and it's annoying af. Society makes it hard enough for us to figure ourselves at as is without people, straight or queer, telling us "nah actually your experience isn't really real and you don't know shit". I think it's one of the hardest and most universal struggles we have, and you're right for feeling irritated about it.
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