#(either intentionally or unintentionally)

[doodle-bunstel]

Sway Tango (Bunnydoll)

(Please do NOT repost my art on ANY platform. Thank you.)

" When the dance floor is empty and the music is playing, you might as well take part in it . "

Listening to Sway on loop does things to you. Couldn't resist doing some tango-esque poses-- I can't JUST draw those outfits without doing them in it. I'll probably do more ngl these are quite fun.

Anyways I wanna think Ragatha did so many dancing classes of all kinds that she's practically well-versed in each and every one of them. And I like to think she leads Jax in this instance (till he gets the gist of it)

Jax & Ragatha © Gooseworx

[stellaluna33]

The thing that's so endearing to me about the fact that Jess was obsessed with Almost Famous is that... There's something so earnest and idealistic about this film. Like, at its core, it's about people who love music (or even writing about music) and about people who are searching for something that's real, trying to figure out how to be honest with each other and with themselves, and longing for a genuine connection with other human beings. And everyone gets a happy ending! They all end up better as people from having been on this journey together. The pain and the love is all incredibly sincere, and while there are certainly humorous moments, there is nothing flippant here. And yeah, ultimately, all of that very much fits with who Jess ends up being as a person in the long-run, but the fact that this was his favorite movie in Season 3 just confirms to me that this is who he has always been, all along.

[thesnailtail]

;; rereading one of my favourite yuris ever and wow this is like minoharu

[amphibious-thing]

tbh I hate how tumblr discourse treats the topic of queer erasure as an either/or thing like its either

All historians are homophobic & transphobic and are all actively and intentionally erasing queer history.

or

No historians are homophobic and/or transphobic and anyone who is talking about the issue of queer erasure is actually just an anti-intellectual who doesn't understand social constructionism and the medicalisation of homosexuality (bonus the person saying this has such a simplistic understanding of social constructionism and the medicalisation of homosexuality that they inadvertently participate in the erasure of queer history due to ignorance).

[kelkilou]

They would fuck hate eachother

[mad-hunts]

which subtle way of saying 'i love you' are you?

doing things for them without being asked to.

you're observant and you know your loved ones so well, you know when to do things for them without having to ask (or be asked) what they need. they don't always know how much you do for them; there's no need pointing it out, you're just happy to help.

you do things simply to make others feel better and lighten their burdens, and expect nothing in return: their happiness is enough for you, even if they don't always know you're the one who caused it. still, as good as it might feel to give and give and keep on giving, please allow them to do things for you in return.

people feel better when they're being helpful (you should know this, more than anyone) and no matter how hard it might feel for you to accept help from someone, you should take it when they readily give it to you. you deserve to be loved in the way you love them, too. you won't be a burden -- and remember: a real friend will love you even when you're not constantly being useful, because your company is more than enough.

stolen from: @raisedcold (thank you for introducing me to this <33)

tagging: @question-marked, @twcfaces, @adamanteine, @markhit, and anyone else who might like to complete this quiz!

[awesamforehead]

I need to study them in a lab, they are so interesting

[snarp]

Can we use an LLM to identify potential signs of badly-designed biomedical research yet. Like feed one a selection of studies flagged as "good methodology, clearly described" "bad methodology, clearly described" and "methodology not clearly described", and it dumps out a list of phrases/structures that can be used to autoflag the study as "potentially fucked". And you know it's starting to work if some of the phrases are just names of researchers who fucking suck.

[moltenhair]

me writing The GIlder's Bane 5 years ago

[quietwingsinthesky]

ASSASSINS CREED BAFFLING FUCKING SERIES AND WHY DO SO MANY OF THE CHARACTERS HAVE SOME WILDLY FUCKED UP SHIT IMPLIED TO HAPPEN TO THEM OFFSCREEN THAT WE’LL JUST NEVER TALK ABOUT

[sadpurpleblood]

might be developing the stereotypical trans girl haircut ngl

[lucysgraybird]

https://www.tumblr.com/lucysgraybird/762635241625157632/its-so-lame-and-unbelievably-pass%C3%A9-that-its?source=share

What was this about? Or should I not ask 💀

always always welcome to ask! there are ppl on here who like to speculate at length about the personal lives of people they will never know in any real capacity

[clueless1995]

i haven’t made an edit in sooooo long bc i haven’t been watching anything. feels like my soul is withering slightly i will be real

[hawkwidows]

what the fuck am I reading

[smowyashe]

people stop labelling an entire group as bad because of a few people challenge

[krysmcscience]

^^^ Goodness gracious, T H I S. ^^^

This mindset of 'has never had to clean a public space' really rears its head at movie theaters, and I don't even have to say 'lemme tell ya' here, cuz I can actually say lemme SHOW ya:

This is a single row out of the five that were utterly covered in smashed popcorn. Five rows. Full. Of SMASHED POPCORN. You can't even get the full effect of the disaster from this picture, because it's only one row and was taken in the dark. Oh, and that back section? People don't even sit up there! That section is usually blocked off with metal bars to keep kids and teens and grown-ass idiots from falling off of it and hurting themselves!!!

Do you want to know how long it took an entire crew of eight people - janitors and managers alike - to clean all this up, between six brooms/dustpans, a push floor-sweeper, and an actual vacuum?

Twenty minutes.

Do you want to know how many people created this mess?

TWO.

Two people created twenty minutes of labor for a team of EIGHT.

Think about that for a second.

Now think about how you would feel if you had to clean that mess up all by yourself. Because I've had to do that before - a whole other separate theater, wrecked by two teen girls with apparently nothing better to do despite being there to watch a movie - and I can safely say that it is a singularly wretched experience.

Seemingly whole popcorn kernels just breaking apart into smaller and smaller pieces as you try with increasing desperation to sweep them up? Check. Tiny popcorn crumbs and hard bits embedded into the floor and refusing to come up even with the benefit of a vacuum? Check. Consistent sad crunching under your feet, unavoidably making the cleanup a little bit harder with every step you take? Check, check, aaaand check. Oh, and by the way, the next movie showing is in thirty minutes or less, and you've still got two other theaters getting out at near to exactly the same time that also have a half hour window for you to finish cleaning them up in, so chop chop, hurry up and get it done.

...Yeah. All of that mess, and for...what? A few minutes of adrenaline, maybe? Attention? The thrill of wasting the ten-plus actual dollars spent on all that popcorn???

In this particular instance, where I fortunately had a team of people to help out and share the suffering with, I like to think about what would have happened if - rather than just making them leave - we could have brought those two Literal Adult Men back into the theater they trashed, and made them clean up their own damn mess by themselves.

I really like to think about it.

Because I like to think it would have prevented them from doing the same thing to another group of janitors in the future.

im always thinking about that post where someones grandma said “some people have never cleaned a bathroom and it shows” bc it does show