#but i think it's slightly uncomfortable

[heliotrope155]

Imagine if Dean and Cas go to get a marriage license and they get to the part where they're asked to confirm that neither of them is married to someone else and Cas pales because he's suddenly remembering that he's been married thrice and there's no proof of annulment or divorce of any.

[viviarts-c]

Dancing to the radio! Successfully this time

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Ritual Self Torture Masterpost

[relaxxattack]

it's still crazy to me that the friendsim team decided to go with 9 sweeps as ascension age. like really? 9? that's such an awkward number. you really picked nine when 10 is both an even, perfect number, AND is equivalent to a significant humans age starting adulthood (21)???

they had 10 = 21 as the PERFECT ascension age RIGHT THERE and still decided to go with nine for some godforsaken reason. i know this is the tiniest thing ever to complain about but oh my god it was right there. (and it would make certain friendsim sections. way less weird)

[palettepainter]

Oh-ho blocked ear canal baby, the next following days are gunna be great-

[bayetea]

is it worth the risk?

[icewindandboringhorror]

I got these shoes from someone recently but thought they were way too plain looking, so I set out on a quest to customize them with some sharpies and charms and miscellaneous ribbon I had in my craft drawers. Mostly sky themed (clouds, rainbows, rain, stars, etc.) because that's my favorite aesthetic, but I had to include some cat imagery as well, of course lol.

[ohbo-ohno]

Do you get alot of hate for the genre of fics you right? (Noncon)

I’ve started righting it myself and all I get in the comments and in my ask box are “they wouldn’t do this” “how are you okay with this?” “This doesn’t fit the character”.

Like- they’re not real?

Everything is tagged properly and I have plenty of trigger warnings at the beginning, it’s just getting annoying now tbh.

yknow surprisingly, i really don't! i had a whole bunch of people about a month or so back when a callout post was made about me, but other than that i've only had like one random comment on a post here or there, and i've never received a hate ask completely unprompted. not really sure why they don't flock to me, but i'm not complaining 🤷‍♀️

i'm sorry you've been getting shit though :( although it's rare for me, i know it absolutely fucking sucks to post something you're proud of and see someone diminish it just because they're so married to their idea that fiction=reality. just gotta block and move on :(

i hope you stick with writing, and that everyone being a dick to you backs off <3

[4ddi3addie2005]

Before I went to bed I saw the Youtube notif that TADC was going to Netflix and it INVADED my dreams so vividly I have not had such an episodic sequential serialized cohesive dream in months it was literally its own chapter its own short story

[monards]

everytime i find out someone has assumed i had a crush on them because i treat them with (normal) platonic affection i die a little inside. i fear people have unnormalized just being decent and kind a little *too* much

[good-to-drive]

If you like mclennon you're going to absolutely lose your shit when you find out my best friend once asked me if I had to pee before I realized that I had to pee

[gxlden-angels]

I don't know entirely how to explain this, but I think an important part of healing from religious trauma is learning about substance use disorders and shifting your views on drugs to neutral

[outlanderalien]

Not sure if I'm sabotaging my relationship or not but I feel like I'm in the right ? Perhaps ?

[quietwingsinthesky]

if there was a torchwood/spn crossover, jack would get shot in the head so much. i know he already dies a lot, but he’s going to die so many times during this crossover. keeps getting bullets unloaded into him. they stab him with silver and steel and copper and none of it keeps him down. he’s gonna get squirted with borax and that one’s not gonna kill him but it is going to ruin his coat, which is materially worse for him.

[incandescent-creativity]

🍬 for FLOAT!

🍬 candy: share a sweet or fluffy scene from your wip!

(For context, they just played a guessing game where River learned the names of some of the crew, but Aspen’s cutting her off)

🌊 🌊 🌊

“I think that’s enough fun for the day. Go on, floater. What’s your name?”

She turns her head to look back over her shoulder at me. Part of me wonders if she is judging me, but most of me doesn’t care. I can’t let the opinion of one person who isn’t even signed on to the crew judge the way I run my ship. If she wants to hold something against me, she can do it from the Oasis once we get her there safely.

But without the time for an in-depth explanation, I just meet her gaze.

She must be satisfied with whatever she finds in that moment, because she turns back around to look out at the crowd. She sets her shoulders in a determined sort of posture, and ends the game.

“My name… is River.”

Cheers explode from my crew, and they surge forward towards the stairs. Blossom and Shadow and Dandy make it up onto the stairs. The ones who don’t make it up are jumping, and cheering, and stamping their feet, and slapping at the wood of the staircase to celebrate. They’re adorable, and I am so grateful that they’re here to give River a warm welcome.

“Brace yourself,” I tell her quietly.

I don’t know if she hears my warning before Blossom bends down and scoops her up to sit on his shoulder. Judging by the startled and shrieking sound she makes, I’m going to guess that she either didn’t hear me or hadn’t figured it out in time.

I watch Blossom parade her around, my crew forming a circle around them. River doesn’t seem to know what to do at first, but I eventually watch her smile grow. She starts reaching down to high five people, and claps along to the chant of her name once it starts up. Seeing them all happy makes me smile; I’m still enjoying the spectacle when Venus catches me eye from the outside of the crowd.

Even that quick look is enough to remind me she wants to know what’s going on. And I shouldn’t hide more than I have to from my crew.

[mejomonster]

i'm stressed for the day the govt decides to make pronouns illegal, by which the law will actually be implemented as "if someone decides you don't look like the gender THEY think you are, you will be charged with a crime"

and how in some workplaces like mine, where people show their preferred pronouns in work emails, that'll result in many people with digital email trails that could get them arrested (which of course means trans people in the workplace get charged, people who look cis and use he/him and she/her in their emails to be supportive probably will just be told to stop putting it in their emails)

and like. i know i probably can't do anything, except maybe stay in the closet. i know the workplace is not guaranteed to fucking warn their employees to maybe remove the digital proof of their pronouns if there's a law at risk of existing soon. and i know people's gender identity is really personal and important to a lot of people, including cis people. But i kind of wish there was a widespread trend in these workplace situations of EVERY (or at least a majority) of cis people putting "they/them/their" in their email signatures. The cis people (particularly those who look very gender conforming) will be the ones in the least danger of being charged with a crime. They are at very low risk of being charged with a crime, so they're the perfect people to break the law by saying their preferred pronouns are "they/them" and then taking the law to court if such a law restricting preferred pronouns passes. And if a trans employee is charged with a crime, the cis employees all using they/them can say their trans coworker is only doing EXACTLY THE SAME THING ALL THESE CIS PEOPLE ARE (using a pronoun someone thinks doesn't align with the gender they're assumed to be), and then saying either ALL employees need to be charged with a crime (which can then go to court) or none of them should be. Yeah that would require solidarity... I know I can't convince a bunch of cis people to start putting "they" as a pronoun in their emails (or some other pronoun that would result in them breaking the same 'preferred pronoun' type of law like "ze/zim"). But god, I wish I could.

I think about this because in the last few years, my state tried to make a law against using preferred pronouns in schools and government jobs (you know... which likely won't charge any cis person using the pronouns that match their gender even though that's a preferred pronoun too). And now that my state govt is a majority republican, they'll probably try to pass it again. I worry about all my coworkers with massive email trails, because they were TOLD to tell people their preferred pronouns, because the workplace said it would respect them, but I doubt the workplace will Protect them if it's no longer legal. My workplace had the shittiest answer when I raised my concerns, they said "don't worry about it until it happens"... once it happens, a bunch of trans people will be breaking the law by existing, and they will not have had the chance to protect themselves in advance (and their workplace will have done nothing in advance to protect them - such as warn them not to leave proof of their preferred identity after X date, and promising the workplace won't consider any pronouns said before X date to be breaking the law as far as reporting goes).

[thehallstara]

i think some of yall genuinely don't see jews as human or know how to treat us as such and it's extremely clear