#[they hate the stereotype]

[kurj]

minoan miku!! (in a mikuified minoan outfit)

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more of my minoan art: click

[locusfandomtime]

The maths fandom is wild. “Real” and “imaginary” numbers? I think you mean canon and non-canon. You guys seriously go “this is my number oc his name is i and he is the square root of -1” when in numbers canon lore it’s actually impossible to square root a negative but sure whatever. “Complex numbers”? I think you mean a character x oc ship. “f(x) = 3x - 5”? That is self-insert fanfiction.

[miiilowo]

truly fucked that eye contact is seen as a threat or challenge to most animals but people have decided that it's polite and you HAVE to do it. Get real

edit: turning off reblogs because too many people are saying its only like this in western culture. i am aware of this and its irritating me. youll never guess where im from buddy

[avicecaro]

i will literally defend to the death women talking about getting an "ick" about male partners. yeah it’s kind of a dumb term but it serves its purpose. it’s my view that what’s talked about as "getting the ick" is actually looking back, rather than being looked at, often for the first time in a relationship. when you’re not caught up in the performance and charm of your relationship, when you’re a little disengaged, when you’re just looking at the guy. and you start to think … am i attracted to him? have i ever been attracted to him? and so yeah sometimes it’ll be tiny innocuous things. i don’t care if watching her boyfriend order dessert in a restaurant or carry a water bottle or eat messily or cry is the sudden tipping point when she takes a step back, really looks at the guy, and goes "what am i doing? i don’t even like him" like good for her for realizing and getting out. listen to your gut.

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

“You Can’t be Autistic…”

The Autistic Teacher

[thief-of-eggs]

When you break down their character stereotypes, Sokka and Zuko actually make perfect sense together.

Like- Sokka is the comedic one. The one known to lighten every mood.

And Zuko is the moody, strung up one. The one who is always serious, never laughs, never lightens up.

So of course they’d work well together. Sokka would help loosen Zuko up, and Zuko would help ground Sokka. These stereotypes are paired together in media all the time. (aka grumpy x sunshine one)

Literally, if one of them was a woman… they would’ve been canon.

[slime-sandwhich-nom]

The freaky god parents

[cult-of-lilith]

Black and brown femmes I adore you, especially darker skin tones. The way the light bounces off your skin, it's like you can bend the very sun to your will. Don't let anyone ever let you feel like you are anything other than the most gorgeous princess in the room because you are a star and you deserve to shine ❤️

[kittykatninja321]

How do I say this without sounding insane. When people choose to depict abusive characters as Pure Evil rather than complex human beings like any other character, not only is it reductive and lazy and make for a less interesting story, I think it also kinda does a disservice by obfuscating the reality of abuse

[goryhorroor]

"alien isn't horror, it's science fiction" you do know that sci-fi and horror go hand and hand. some science fiction horror movies to prove my point: the thing (1982), frankenstein (1931), re-animator (1985), invansion of the body snatchers (1956), the fly (1958)! these are all science-fiction horror films, a film does not have to adhere to one genre, but it's nice if companies in the 1900s labelled them both as its stated

[gonnahaveabigtalklater]

shoutout to the absolute Biggest Dick moment in the entire game

[andresmounts2]

Friendly reminder that not all aroace people are completely repulsed.

Everyone's experiences with being aromantic/asexual vary a lot & that's okay.

Nobody can dictate who's actually aromantic/asexual because sexuality is a fluid thing.

[ocaledonia]

i find it frustrating when people conflate criticism of drag and its culture with intolerance for gender nonconformity. men putting on exaggerated facsimiles of women's bodies and acting out the most offensive and regressive stereotypes about us for entertainment is very different to a guy who just likes wearing skirts or women who shop in the mens section

i was a very nerdy teen and went to a lot of conventions, where crossplay (dressing up as a character of the opposite sex) was common, so i know men can dress up as women and perform in character without being offensive. i also have no issue at all with guys who want to dress up as barbara streissand or whoever and sing and dance, it's the caricaturing of women's bodies and minds that offends me and other feminists

the hatred of women is a feature of drag culture that can and should stop

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

You can’t be Autistic because (wrong answers only)

Neurokinection

[crab-san]

What if Otomachi Una was a dark-type trainer

[ube-bluebay]

i have a problem

really long rambling in tags