#Alternative representation

[jamaicahomescom]

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[hellenhighwater]

In all these years, I've never learned how to tag someone, so I have to come to you directly, to show you the tears on my cheeks because he's sitting so quietly, curled up, watching a world he'll never know through a tiny crack in the wall.

Thank you!

You know, it's a little odd. All of the pieces in this series are about isolation and escape--Icarus, Orpheus and Eurydice, Prometheus, and certainly the Minotaur. But A Crack in the Labyrinth came first, and more than any of the rest, it's about resignation. About having fought and scrabbled and clawed desperately and still...not having made it. Still being trapped inside, alone.

And when I made it, I hadn't really intended to say anything more than that one piece, but I just couldn't leave it there. I had to give him the whole story--an innocent beginning, same as anyone. I couldn't leave the ending as it was written; I'd initially just intended to have the conclusion the myth gives him, slain by Theseus, but...if I'm going to say, "I'm the minotaur, monstrous and alone and told by the world that that is right and deserving," then I am also saying "you, who feels deeply for this, for whom this resonates, you are also the minotaur and we are monsters who deserve the ending that is written for us." And I...just can't bear to. There has to be hope.

So there is, very literally, light at the end of the labyrinth, one way or another.

Anyways, I used this song for that photoset on the clock app, but I think you would also enjoy it. Cow Boy, take us away.

[i-only-do-the-finnimum]

"Well, I do have a cock. It's in my bottom nightstand drawer." 

Quote from: Best Friend's Brother - Zeppazariel

[crowleysgirl56]

Just watched the final episode of Kaos, and HOLY FUCKING SHIT THIS SHOW IS PHENOMENAL!

I’ve said this before if you haven’t watched this show yet, get on it now it is SO. GOOD!

Now let us all sit back and wait for Netflix to cancel it 🙄

[currymanganese]

Girl, what? So wtf was the Alley Talk in Brigade, the Stock Talk in Sheridan, the Family Style-Two-Tops-Booths? Talk in Braciole, the Apartment Talk in Pasta and the Table Talk in Omelette??? Not to mention Syd and Carmy hugging it out post fire suppression test in Bolognese and staring lovingly into each other's eyes right in front of Marcus in Omelette?🤨

[littleeggrock]

anyways I think the next movie nights theme should be "In Loving Memory" and they find a bunch of cinematics for the canon deceased characters (eggs included) and people see animations with bobby and Jaiden and they assume "oh yeah its cus Bobby's dead" but as the night goes on theres little to no mention of roier and the bobby and jaiden animatics become increasingly more jaiden focused and thats how the characters find out she's dead :)

[g-h-o-s-t-2000]

The last voices from outer space

[z0mbiezgutz]

Hey everypony!!

I love to talk about music and fashion subcultures I don’t know everything but I like to think I know a lot since I’ve been around it for almost all my life. Honestly I have an issue with the idea that you have to have a certain hair style to be emo, goth, or scene. I don’t believe it to be necessarily true because not everyone has the same hair texture or wants to damage your hair. There’s a ton of racism in these scene and I find it very unnecessary and cruel. Being under any subculture is about community, saying someone is not allowed to be something because the color of their skin or hair texture is just cruel and makes people not feel included or accepted. I really hope to see more poc (including myself) be more accepted. TikTok has helped a bit on spreading and including people but I know there’s still a ton of racism here. It’s unfortunate but time will tell and things will get better.



[quasarkisses]

Jennifer Garner giving the performance of her life in Juno (2007) on her knees in the middle of a busy shopping mall pretending to talk to Elliot Page's big fake pregnant belly bc her character cares more about this bonding experience with her future child than all her personal friends and a mall full of strangers seeing her be So Weird with this random pregnant teen

[sapphicthunderhead]

This summer, over the course of three months at most, I listened to the entirety of Within the Wires. It’s a sci-fi podcast produced by WtNV Presents (Welcome to Night Vale fans, this is right up your alley).

The stories in this anthology are all set in a world parallel to our own, in which the last war in history ended with the establishment of a globalized society without national borders, ethnic divides, and most bizarrely, without biological families. All children are raised communally and none are allowed to know their parents.

Every season (except for the Chicago one, which I seem to recall features a trans man as protagonist) has a woman in the leading role. Every season focuses on the protagonist’s relationship with a woman/the women in their lives. The series has multiple canonically sapphic leads, explores complicated mother-daughter relationships, and dives into the treacherous waters of nuanced subjects, such as:

What does it mean to be an artist? What is art?

What does it mean to love/be in love? What does it mean to be responsible for other people’s well-being, as a leader, a mentor, or a parent?

What does societal progress really look like?

Is greed/arrogance/selfishness inherent to the human condition? (What sociopolitical factors might make corruption the path of least resistance for both politician and civilian, as opposed to compassion and enlightenment?)

What dangers exist in anarchy? What other hazards are posed by hard authoritarianism?

Anyway, if you’re interested in hearing “relaxation tapes” in a high-tech “hospital” being used as a means to coordinate a breakout with one of the inmates, or listening to an old woman ponder and lament the possible murder of her fellow artist & lover, I would highly recommend Within the Wires.

[sillystringsimpsons]

Hai!! What headcanons do you have for the capos (like Louie, Legs, and Johnny)? (If you don’t wanna share that’s totally fine <:3)

I would love to share! Here's some designs and basic headcanons I made for my AU :)))

If you have any specific questions I'd love to yap :3

Interactions HUGELY appreciated <3

[literaryxbones]

My Stance On Gender Equality

To clarify, I am a man who considers himself a feminist. I support gender equality, abortion rights, and believe transwomen are women.

In a world where transpeople are heavily sexualized, objectified, and harrassed for their identity, TERFs don't consider them ''REAL'' women because of their physical characteristics. Yet, they face many of the struggles quote unquote "Real" ciswomen do.

Defining a person by their reproductive system and what's in their pants seems counterintuitive to the aims TERFs strive toward, which includes rallying against objectification, hypersexualization, and systemic gender discrimination. All of these 3 things are okay to TERFs when the person affected is a trans women.

[articskele]

“...Wrong? Why would anything go wrong?”

Without further ado, a stimboard for @ask-the-biggering-onceler!

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[coneiuscorn]

I just remembered this stupid video I made a while ago aHAAHAHAH

Hey valve...*leans on companion cube* hire me I'll help write portal 3

[agendratum]

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[artofkhaos404]

Hobie Brown is a fantastic character.

His design, concept, uniqueness and how HOT he is make him altogether very likeable. But all these things are not why I love him so much; it's what he represents that gets me.

The symbol in modern media he is for many different types of people. For one, he's pretty awesome for people of color to enjoy. Another black hero who can get down to business is always welcome, though it's nothing new for the Spiderverse universe with Miles Morales being our main protagonist. Having a British black character makes it all the more fun, diverse and interesting!

All that being said, the thing that warms my heart about Hobie Brown is what he means for the alternative community.

Im a punk. I'm also an anarchist.

Like anyone, I look for people in media who represent me in both appearance and ideals. As a plus sized person, finding people in media who look like me and aren't part of the toxic stereotype for fat people is uncommon. Chubby characters who don't make their weight part of their personality is unheard of.

Finding characters who properly represent my beliefs and ideals is nigh impossible in my experience. Seeing a punk in modern day popular media is rare. And when I say punk, I'm talking PUNK RAWK. Musicians with colorfully laced boots and symbols painted sloppily all over themselves. Gritty political activists in homemade clothes and piercings, fighting tooth and nail for what they believe in. In truth, I don't know if I've ever seen that in popular media; not authentically.

What do we get instead? Punk coded teenagers who don't really believe in anything, pissing people off for the sake of it. That ain't us. We believe in respect, love and morals. We believe in doing whatever is necessary to achieve the perfect world, whatever each individual believes that is.

The representation is even more insulting for anarchists. Everywhere are both mature antagonists and cartoon villains parading around preaching "anarchy" and completely misusing the word. Its to the point that my political belief is now more closely related to dictatorships (the literal OPPOSITE of anarchism!) or simply death and destruction rather than the true definition: no institutions, just people.

That word has been defiled. I've had people laugh at me and ridicule me when I share my political stance with them due to this stereotype. I've had people tell me I believe what I do just because it "sounds cool."

People that were uneducated to the concept in the first place have now been reeducated by an overlord walking across a battlefield of dead bodies in some movie screaming about "anarchy." Thanks Hollywood. Really appreciate that.

But Hobie is a punk. And he's an anarchist.

He's a hero. He's intelligent. He knows what he fights for and he fights well. That alone is revolutionary for the anarchist movement.

And in a MARVEL FILM. Millions of people watch Marvel films across the globe. Across the Spider verse has pulled in 1.35 Billion dollars. This is exactly what we need.

So, as a representative of my community, thank you Sony Pictures for this gift. I hope to see more like it. And while we're at it, thank you for all the diversity in this new film between all the ethnicities shown onscreen to putting someone my size in the mask!

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

(also if anyone has any recommendations for realistic punk characters in media I'd love to hear em)