#We can't intervene

[ray935sworld]

*Misano press conference* A new journalist has sneaked in the press conference with an obviously stolen press pass, where Alex is being interviewed. He looks excatly like Valentino Rossi but with a clearly fake mustache

Journo: Ciao, Ralentino Vossi for Tavullia express news... Question to Alex... Why are you such a tall fucking bastard and do you think being a track-war criminal that gets away is part of the crashquez heritage?

Alex:..... Wtf?

Pecco: Dad... You're embarrassing me at work

Bez: I didn't hear him lie though.

[justanotherignot]

For Dame Aylin fic writers/fans:

Found this in the game files and now I'm heartbroken. I always assumed Aylin breaks her oath when she kills Lorroakan because she says almost the exact words a paladin feels if they break their oath, but I, like an idiot, never even considered that she might be angry at her mother.

[flyolai-brainrot]

i'm on google doing math on how many teleportations nikolai would need to do from mersault to yokohama to get there

[agalychnisspranneusroseus]

No you don't understand, Anne and Marcy third-wheeling Sasha during the dinner episode (and Sasha third-wheeling herself during battle of the bands) is so important to me. Anne and Marcy have come so far having left Sasha behind. They're happy and confident and strong and closer than ever, all because they were finally free. Because Sasha wasn't there to stunt their growth. Despite how much they love Sasha and how much they don't want to admit the distance helped them, it's true: Anne and Marcy were both victims of a toxic friend and they're learning to move on together. Ik it sounds like I hate Sasha because whenever I write about her I make her out to be a massive piece of shit but that's because... she kinda was! And I love her for that! I love these three, I love their story and their drama and toxicity (I was soooo happy when it was revealed Marcy wasn't as great as she initially seemed like - yes! The CONFLICT is CONFLICTING). Like yes marcanne is my obsession, I have marcanne brain worms, but I think one of the reasons marcanne works so well is because of Sasha. Their past, present and future with her have such a huge impact in Anne and Marcy's relationship with each other and with themselves. You can't separate these three and I love it, how easy it is to ship two of them without making it weird by leaving the third one behind (ironically, Sasha the Character is included by leaving Sasha the Person behind).

Marcanne to me is about two childhood friends living in a toxic situation healing together after leaving, only able to fall in love now that they are free and more comfortable with themselves and each other. They couldn't fully connect with each other before - not really. Anne didn't see the importance of listening to what Marcy had to say nor did she take it too seriously, and Marcy was simply not in contact with real people in the real world at all. None of this was Sasha's fault entirely, but she did third-wheel Marcy and she was possesive with Anne and was just a generally terrible influence on her, while reminding Marcy that, well, she didn't really matter all that much to anyone. Removing Sasha from the equation is not enough but it's a necessary step towards knowing each other better and the fact that they so easily became closer than ever just shows their eagerness to be together for real this time. Marcy's increased confidence and Anne's newfound empathy and admiration for her friend wouldn't have been possible with Sasha's domineering influence present. If they were to fall in love, it'd be because Sasha wasn't there to stop it.

I imagine that, once she finds out, she'd be furious, but mostly just devastated. Her friends only found love once she was gone. As if they think they'll be better off without her.

[animation-557-butterfly]

Yuki and Ame's fight...

Wolf Children: Ame & Yuki

Written by Mamoru Hosoda. Illustrated by Yuu (Chapter 12 | Manga)

[anotherpapercut]

one of the kids at work never listens or does what he's told and we have like the same problems with him every day so the other staff all kind of hate him at this point so they'll yell at him for doing extremely minor shit and today he said "how come you're the only staff member who cares about me" and it made me really fucking sad but it's not like I can tell the grown adults I work with what to do so I just have no idea how to help the situation

[blessedmoonsoul]

re: last rb, me and most of the left-leaning regular ppl I know are either doing just well enough financially/professionally to make a living or we're just kinda poor. obviously not a moral failing on our part mostly it's just the hell of capitalism but it's the exact reason why we are not seen heard or cared about in this world and im being so serious. and it's true that there are many valid factors that might hinder us from acquiring wealth in this sick world in a lot of diff ways (e.g. my ADHD ass barely able to keep a job long enough to actually have proper savings) but we have got to hold our hands and lift each other the FUCK up if we are going to get through this. are we going to create a better world for these kids? for our planet? for our damn selves? do we wanna grow old poor and angry at the world or worse still kill ourselves before we get to experience the joy of aging and being around our communities and chosen family???

idk. I can't be defeatist and I won't be. sorry to break it to my usamerican/western friends but y'all need to wipe your tears and start being honest about what your countries and culture have done to social movements these past few decades (not even mentioning the years of colonialism/neocolonialism/imperialism). i agree with the right on yearning for the past sometimes when I think of the civil rights & social justice movements of the past. THEY GOT SHIT DONE. even in nigeria my beautiful fucked up country, decline was steady right after the oil boom of the 1960s. literally immediately after independence we had a civil war singularly motivated by the seeds of division and hate the British colonial demons placed in us, in the soil of our country. and despite it all, during military rule people fought their asses off for FREEDOM. nigerians were passionate af about democracy and about their country. and it's just completely gone 50 whole years later. no fight no empathy just pure selfishness. nobody wants to fight for anything anymore and that's basically encouraged by our culture/pop culture and THESE DAMN PHONES

[karineverse]

Do y'all think I should actually read about canon Dreamtale

[moonsworndandelion]

does anyone have a good ressource for the bnha timeline ? Especially Hawks interactions with Lov.

It's driving me crazy.

[dxxtruction]

VENT - I feel like if there was better education around abuse and violence, and abuse and violence prevention, we'd be able to interrogate more how it is so much a community, cultural, and systemic problem, and arguably less of an individual one. This does not dissuade any fault individuals have in creating violence and perpetrating abuse, just so no one's confused here. We have to see that violence and abuse perpetrators do take the responsibility for their actions. Obviously. But to open this up to wider responsibility would lead to far better discussions about wtf was going on at the anti-black lynch trail wrt Armand's complicity and level of fault in it.

Far too many people are unwilling to see that he was not the one to orchestrate or plan this, because they'd rather pin violence and abuse all onto a single individual. (Which is dehumanizing btw, to us even because it implies we've accepted these terms for ourselves as well).

This is an expectation I'm aware just isn't possible though, and Interview!Fandom certainly is not ready to confront this. Not everyone was when it came to the abuse Lestat perpetrated in S1 (those who watched an entirely different show apparently and deny how race played a role in the violence and abuse, throughout just everything not just Lestat). So it's just gonna be me and the handful of others IG. Shout out.

(more to this in OP tags)

[beau-rebloga-coisas]

I think the main difference I notice between the average USAmerica leftist and Brazilian leftist can be attributed to the fact that Brazil had a dictatorship, that was fought with tooth and nails to get rid of, and past that we got universal healthcare and voting rights again. I wish I could say all of Latin America is like this since so many of us had dictatorships but I don't know that many people from other countries (if you're latino please tell me), i think the average brazilian leftist understands there's no worth on peacefully resisting and if you want something, you need to fight or you'll be take and killed, or silenced, or "suicided". I note in a lot of (mainly white) USAmerican leftists that they wait for the change to be made for them instead of going like "wait, I can be a catalyst for changes" even if they're small.

[bunnyb34r]

I know I should just block (and not OPEN) tags and posts ab '24 but my brain is stupid and likes to be informed even if it makes me worse

[folkfreaks]

eu parliament elections are going so horribly jesus fucking christ kill me now

[death-rebirth-senshi]

Rosa's missed potential my beloathed

[constantvariations]

Has it ever occurred to you that maybe you're just a complete idiot making up shit and that you don't know what you're talking about because you would rather worship an edgy white dudebro than identify with WOC characters?

Anon, you have one week to read your choice of the following books. I expect a full report on the issues the author is attempting to educate you on, why it's important, who benefits from the general public's lack of knowledge, and the many ways in which people fail to self-reflect on their behaviors when it comes to the well being of other people

White Fragility: Why It's So Hard For White People To Talk About Racism by Robin DiAngelo

Freedom Is A Constant Struggle by Angela Y. Davis

The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness by Michelle Alexander

Sojourner Truth: A Life, A Symbol by Nell Irvin Painter

Black against Empire: The History and Politics of the Black Panther Party by Joshua Bloom and Waldo E. Martin Jr.

If you find a book that fits this subject that you would rather read, submit it for approval by Thursday

If you continue to accuse me without any evidence or providing adequate entertainment, consider yourself a failed student. Should this occur, any further messages will be deleted

Prove that you have a better intellect than a baboon throwing shit at the wall. Good luck. I think you'll need it

[cuntrytaylor]

i think i might collapse from stress