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this article is behind a paywall but i'm obsessed with the headline + photo combo

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ms paint is actually super fun

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Happy “Majin Tensei 2 protagonist arrives in the future” day.

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ngl I took many MANY pictures of the solar storm, but this one makes me laugh the hardest

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And now, I find myself here, in the last place I want to be

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👍

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It’s okay to opt out of art you know is going to upset you, but it is ALWAYS valuable to check in with yourself and ask “why do I think this is making me uncomfortable? Can I perhaps see the value this art could bring to others? What might these feelings teach me about myself?”

The disturbing, taboo, and difficult are explored in fiction as an invitation to look at society, interpersonal relationships, and the self in new ways. Art is under no obligation to be “moral” or didactic, only to facilitate intense emotions and big discussions.

Greek tragedy was bloody and heart-wrenching, but it facilitated emotional catharsis, which helped keep society functioning. Early Gothic novels were lambasted as salacious and immoral, but their use of the taboo allowed them to engage with power, gender, and class in powerful ways.

Finally, I must impress upon the reader that dark art can indeed have an element of lurid thrill to it, and that’s also fine, because humans love to be titillated and scandalized by a wild fictional premise in the safety of their own homes.

Live a little.

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I watched a friend play undertale because bullet hell gives me anxiety

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Forgot us?

got the idea from…

https://x.com/roirence/status/1116170742394232832?s=46&t=p7ODw7EcLKw9nU6UiNDi8A

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i wanna talk about this shot

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Continue✨ Keep going✨

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Cut your losses. ✂️

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more characters should be dragons

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on frog tumblr they “rebog” posts