#I don’t think I have

[horriblehistorieslandfill]

Did I ever post these ?

[potato-lord-but-not]

HI! sorry it took me 7 years and one unforgiving winter to respond lord of the potatoes please accept these funky mikonez noels as apology (cowboy noel because. hot. (i have nothing to say for myself))

APOLOGY ACCEPTED HELLO SAILOR 🗣️🗣️

[a-stars-art-blog]

Misc Jotakak doodles (mostly requests from Instagram)

[hughesquinn]

have i shown u all the predators banner i own that was apparently hung in their rafters before

[aviangrian]

i’ve been writing sm for the past week so i wanna talk about my story

so it’s called ‘starboy’ based off the weeknd but i have the chapter titles based off stargirl interlude. grian and scar in the story are the starboy and stargirl here i will explain because the BRAIN ROT i get hit w when i listen to these songs is crazy

grian’s the starboy and scar’s a stargirl just listen to me here

grian lives up to the f1 “party lifestyle” but he uses that to mask his Tragic Backstory from people. he pretends like he’s just a partier and he’s fighting pretty heavily for the world championship in the fic so obviously he’s okay.

but “switch up my cup i can kill the pain” ik it doesn’t make sense without reading the story or any of my notes but there’s a lot of heavy drinking from him throughout the story (not straight up alcoholism, but the point is that he’s like on the verge) and he’s just. he’s hurting and unhealthy coping mechanisms is his Thing.

scar’s a rookie. he’s new and he has his own bones in the closet but he wants to change. he wants to be better and he’s willing to actually make a change, which is what’s so different compared to grian.

also grian, being the starboy, just wanting to see his stargirl shine do you see my vision

[evidently-endless]

i think we should remind musicians they can absolutely make up little stories for their songs btw. it doesn’t have to be about them at all. you can invent a guy and put him in situations to music. time honoured tradition in fact.

[gayvampyr]

asking people to be mindful of others when sharing a communal space (especially one you cannot just up and leave from) is not selfish or misanthropic. come on now

[tearlessrain]

I mean honestly I don’t hate Harris. or Biden, who has actually done a lot of good in the last four years especially considering the mess he had to clean up. but whatever gets the “my imaginary moral high ground is more important than peoples’ lives” fucks to vote.

[starbuck]

i say i like tragedies and everyone’s all like ‘why do you like sad stories? are you depressed?’ and never ‘how was the catharsis? was the catharsis fun?’

[thedreamthieves]

it’s time. tell me ur favorite book you read in 2024. also least favorite if you’ve got one!

[trans-androgyne]

Genuinely, what happened to “feminism is for everyone”?

That’s the feminism I grew up with: encouraging people to recognize that fighting sexism and restrictive gender roles helps folks of every gender. We’d push back on the idea that feminists hate men, pointing to inclusive feminist literature and how many men are feminists.

Now, there are so many people insisting that the solution to patriarchy is to openly hate and ostracize men no matter what. Why? What is the benefit? It’s certainly not effective in fighting oppressive structures to exclude half the population from your cause on the basis of immutable traits. It may feel cathartic to say horrible things about men and try to punish them for your frustrations with patriarchy. But the only actual effect I see is the increasing right-wing radicalization of young men, who are being told that the left hates them for the way they were born and presented with an abundance of proof that it’s true.

Why are we going back to treating men and women as different species? It doesn’t fix things to say “well women are the good gender and men are the bad one” this time. If you sincerely want to dismantle sexism, you’re going to have to unpack and let go of all sex and gender essentialism—even that which considers women inherently pure and men inherently immoral.

[kailysander]

Queer Mexicana 🇲🇽

[adjit]

I think we need to get more comfortable with the idea that sometimes shitty, racist, homophobic, bigoted people are still incredibly talented.

I feel like every time I see a post addressing someone’s shitty behavior the post also takes the time to mention that they’re not even good at [x] anyway. And that’s just not always true? Equating being good at a skill as being morally good is just not necessary. Someone can be a fantastic writer, can have a beautiful singing voice, can create breathtaking artwork, and still be a horrible person.

I know part of this is probably just the instinct to dislike everything about a person when you dislike them, but I also think this mindset leads to people defending creatives way past where they should, because if bad people create bad art, then if this person creates art that I like and resonates with me, then they can’t be a bad person!

And you know. That’s just not true. Those two things are simply completely unconnected and I think it’d be healthier if we all started disconnecting them in our heads.

[ah0yh0y]

I wonder of a day where I start to feel like a playable character

[waywardstation]

Look for anything (or anyone) that could be familiar

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[chloesimaginationthings]

How William Afton got his wife in FNAF