#(re my last reblog)

[jimmyspades]

[fecklesheckleshacklesschmeckles]

ok but why does he sign his name "reece shits" tho

[zorosdimples]

you’re away in the human realm for extended period of time while mammon’s in the devildom. you text and video call him every single day, but baby’s desperate and he misses you. you send him a cute selfie? he’s whipping his dick out on the spot and cumming all over his phone screen.

[dynamisdancers]

are yall deadass rn these are kids

[lethalwizard]

“that ship isn’t real in canon, the creators said it’s platonic etc etc” ok and in MY beautiful mind they’re doing it raw, since when did we give a shit

[scaryarcade]

"antipsychiatry" does in fact mean "against psychiatry". generally no one is arguing otherwise. like theres nothing sneaky or duplicitous about me calling myself that theres no "actually im just critical of psychiatry" i want to abolish it, motherfucker!!! get with the program!!!

[humbug83]

I know it sounds silly but recently I've started to dread something happening to Ant and/or Dec 🥺 They have always been a constant in my life and I can't imagine the world without them, it would be a much darker place.

[cellophanejpeg]

i see no difference

[tri-punisher]

if people can wrap their heads around the concept of a dead name and not use it when someone wants to be called something else then why is the concept of some people not wanting to be called a certain word so hard for some of those same people to grasp. not every person identifies with “queer” or even considers it a positive thing, gay and trans people aren’t a monolith with experiences that are all universal, i don’t know why some people baulk at the idea that maybe someone doesn’t like being called the same word that you do, regardless of if it’s because of personal preference or because of something much more significant like having that same word hurled at them on the street. shocking, i know, but there are many such cases of people having differing opinions and experiences than your own. and no, that isn’t a bad thing. in fact it’s actually a good thing. a great thing, even, that everyone is different and has experienced the world differently and want to be called different things. why do you want people to conform to what you, as an individual, believe? why do you feel you can speak on behalf of the rest of a wide ranging and diverse community?

[exhumedicarus]

like. can i fucking help you

[merridelicious]

…it’s the fucking season?

[dismembered-narrator]

i'm white so take this with a grain of salt but i'm so much more interested in stories that place marginalized people in a historical context with sympathy to their struggles than stories that completely ignore or remove any of the historical bigotry that would have been present at the time. like for queer characters i'm more interested in seeing the way they would have thought about their identities given the context of their time period than just using modern language and understandings of themselves. it feels like getting to learn about a world that i'm unfamiliar with. i don't enjoy stories that have excessive and uncomfortable bigotry in them but i do like seeing characters in the context and mindset that would have existed in that time period

[deciphered-narrator]

we really need more cannibalism and zombie horror from a black perspective

[curetapwater]

Here's how sonally in the context of satbk can win-

[steeb-stn]

the part at the beginning of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, where part of the reason the male patients hate Nurse Ratchet so much is that she’s sexually repulsive to them….because they cannot enjoy fantasies of sexual violence about her, they hate her all the more, because fantasizing about having her sexually would give them power over her, even as she continues to misuse her power over them in real life. Such a FASCINATING and DISGUSTING and TRUE detail about how men think about women. Anyway i had to stop reading after that it revulsed me so much