#anyway this is my contribution

[marce-mallow]

Varian: What good can I say about someone trying to kill us?

Rapunzel: Aw, Varian... if you’re stuck, why not try... saying something you wish someone would say to you?

Varian: ...

Varian: ‘You are unbanned from free ham sandwich day.’

[musubiki]

balor 🥰

[pedgito]

HUGH JACKMAN as DROVER Australia (2008) dir. Baz Luhrman

[silvermoon424]

I'm watching a video on ancient Fanfiction.net drama and the creator is going over all the dumb rules FF.net has that I forgot about (no 2nd person perspective writing, no interactive stories, no explicit 18+ stories, no incorporating song lyrics into your fic, etc, not to mention the systemic problems like the lack of an archival system).

We are so fucking lucky to have AO3 nowadays, you guys.

[kijeu]

hyunjin x lollapalooza chicago [240802 tiktok]

[cactus-juiceee]

epilogue

[demonzoro]

sorcerer / curse user

[ID: Two headshots of Nanami. He has blond side-swept coiffed hair, pale skin, and is looking forwards with a neutral expression of disdain. In the first headshot, he's wearing a blue suit jacket, yellow tie, and tinted clip-on goggles. Imposed over his left eye is a white ruler with the notch at 7:3 ratio creating a four-pointed star over his pupil. In the second headshot, the suit jacket and tie are desaturated monotones, and Nanami is sans goggles. The darkened shadows under his eyes are visible, as well as his hazel irises, and there is a violent blood splatter streaked across the left side of his face and over his nose bridge. END ID.]

[faebunnyleap]

i haven't even made references for them- anyway here is the sillies 🐱❤🐏

[fandomcringebucket]

imagine if when Lucy bit off Cooper's finger she just kept chewing

"there you are, you little k- w. what are you. are you eATING IT??? SPIT IT OUT-"

[marlynnofmany]

It’s back!

If you missed it the first time around, the “human are weird” anthology is back for a second printing. (There’s even a new story included: “Black Box” by Dara Brophy.)

Here’s the blurb:

In science fiction, humans are usually boring compared to other races: small, weak, with no claws or tentacles, and no special abilities to speak of. But what if we were the impressive ones, the unsettling ones, the ones talked about by all the other aliens? What if we're weird?

If you’d like a collection of excellent stories about humans inspiring awe, fear, and utter confusion, it’s available everywhere books are sold!

[johnbleepingzoidberg]

i practically speedran coloring this because i have a busy day planned today and i wanted to post it before i left the house LOL

[musubiki]

danmarch 🐉💎

[mschismosa]

HE'S REAL TO ME!!!

[rev-velvet]

In the wise words of our queen:

Lowkey though Im not even mad nor suprised that Team Bear cubs won yall was fightin like Mr.Grizz was 'bout to cut your pay by 80% if you didn't

[lucabyte]

Olive Branch

Wrong Move

[lazylittledragon]

what do you mean youre technically a detransitioner cause of terf bullshit?

it's a v long story but i detransitioned for a couple of years when i was 16/17, for multiple reasons but mostly because i fell into the blaire white/kalvin garrah chamber of "you have to be This way to be trans otherwise you're not real".

i was already Deeply insecure about myself and my 'passing' and i was led to believe that i couldn't want to wear makeup or skirts, and i couldn't choose not to have bottom surgery, and i couldn't do anything but bind for 12+ hours a day to the point that my ribcage is still misshapen. basically i thought that if i wasn't suffering enough doing 'feminine' things, i couldn't really be trans, so i should just go back to being a girl and suck it up.

the terf bullshit is because i'd seen a lot of terfs/detransitioners talking about the 'dangers' of testosterone and how it would turn me into a horrible ugly evil monster and how there was nothing worse than wanting to be a man. which combined with 'you need to fully medically transition to be valid at all' creates some very dangerous and upsetting feelings to cope with.

it also came from trying really hard to put myself in a little box before i realised that my sexuality/gender are very fluid and it's FINE for me not to have a label and just do whatever i want. when i was 19 or so i went back to using they/them (and eventually he/him) and changed my name again because even though i like doing 'feminine' things, i don't want to be seen as a woman.

tldr: i was conditioned by transphobic/terf rhetorics to think that i was being trans the 'wrong' way so i couldn't be trans at all, so i believed i must actually be a girl if i still wanted to do 'feminine' things. nowadays i am a transmasc who does feminine things because i don't give two shits about what any transmed prick thinks of me anymore.