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[gengernoway]

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limerencial ;; a neogender umbrella term based on " Limerence ", a state of mind which is an overwhelming longing for emotional reciprocation from somebody else. limerencine beings might also feel connected to the following concepts: obsessive love, stalkers/stalking, obsession in general, erotomania, overwhelming and unexpected feelings and a devastating distance between oneself and the object of their affection.

general terminology :

limerencity – equivalent of femininity/masculinity. limerencine – the equivalent of feminine/masculine. translimere – term for transitioning to limerencial without any other identity involved. LIMIN – limerencial in nature. stalker – man/woman equivalent of limerencial.

attraction terms :

LIM4LIM / distancian – limerencial loving limerencial. stalkee – a limerencial crush. farfriend – the equivalent of girlfriend/boyfriend. obsesonaire – limerencial partner. stalkmate – limerencial spouse.

⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀tagging : @radiomogai @telephone-blights

ids in alt. :^) link to iwc in question.

[itagakimizuki]

@userdramas 2023 secret santa maeda kentaro — for @t-u-i-t-c 🎁💖 happy holidays!

[hellomagicalsouls]

having comfort characters that aren't comfortable sucks. like what do you mean you got kidnapped and your family didn't notice and you got stuck in vietnam and watched the love of your life die.

well shit, i can't complain about anything ever again.

[en8y]

valovarose (vahl-low-vah-rohz) val(entine) + lov(e) + a (or "aro") + rose

an umbrella term for identities centered around lovecore, cupidcore, heart-shaped objects, heart-shaped pupils and the cartoony heart-shaped eyes, both the figurative meaning and literal aesthetic of having "rose-colored glasses", desperation in love or affection, pink and/or red (streaks in one's) hair, things being heart-shaped when they shouldn't be, variations in candy around valentine's day, the aesthetics of valentine's day itself, and/or amatopunk. can also have connections to aromanticism, being arospec, and terms like lovecoric aro, arolovic, lovesick, lovelustic, and/or admiromantic, but doesn't have to. not intended to have connections to obsessive love/yanderes, but can have overlaps if the user desires.

valovarinity - equivalent to masculinity/femininity valovarine - equivalent to masculine/feminine amoretto - a valovarose person (plural: amoretti) rosen - valovarose equivalent to "man/woman/enban" (plural: roseni) sacchar - valovarose equivalent to "boy/girl/enby" (plural: sacchari) VALOViN - valovarose-in-nature hearosy - gender alignment (pr: hahr-roh-see) rosarotian - (valovarose4valovarose; amoretto4amoretto) a valovarose person being attracted to another valovarose person. transrosy - transitioning into valovarinity heartine - a hearosy gender

@radiomogai @liom-archive @obscurian @in-nature-archive @orientation-archive

[clueless-fan-critic]

Deadpool and Wolverine: The Prequel to the Mutant Saga

Here's How the X-Men Could Be Part of the MCU

If you're catching up on comics, the X-Men recently are experiencing one of the worst events in their history as mutants in comic book event Fall of X. Long story short, the "mutants being hated" status quo is in play and pulling the entire Marvel Comics Universe into it. With recent success of Fox's most successful leading mutants in the MCU, the audience is now asking the question... What will this mean for Mutants? In this theory article, I'll explore possible directions that the MCU may take with its cast of incalculable mutants.

X-Men Vs X-Men

What I noticed in X-Men media is that it's basically mutants against mutants. I mean, unless you singularly focus on one goal like the Krakoan Era, there's a chance that a mutant will either defect to another team, fight over leadership, or straight up leave because their feelings were hurt. Seriously, the Umbrella Academy can stay more cohesive than the X-men and those guys are a dysfunctional family. Even with legit reasons for leaving or defecting, it just gets tiresome by the fact they'll probably come back with no hard feelings.

My idea for this issue is that the people will only see the X-Men as the problem rather than mutants themselves. Think of a larger scale Civil War scenario with neutral mutants, like civilians, in the conflict getting hurt because of the X-Men's actions. This can also add themes of security or freedom, profiling, and the abuse of power by the government.

Speaking of themes, let us move on to the overall idea that mutants are always associated with. The exact reasons that were explored in a show with a recent mutant in the MCU.

X-Men and Proud

What might be addressed in the MCU is the prejudice and bigotry of mutants compared to people of color, the LGBTQ+ community, and so on. I know that mutants are allegories for minorities, but that's the point. They're allegories. The one thing that I want discussed is whether the hatred is earned by mutants. Because think about it, mutants are called Homo Superiors and considered the next step in human evolution. Those ideas can seriously give you an ego and be generally disliked because of it. They also manifest crazy dangerous superpowers as teenagers, like if Hulk and Thor were emotionally unhinged boys who trashed a city over a taco. That's a more definite reason for people's hatred: constant destruction with no accountability or responsibility. But now we're getting the idea of mutants as a whole being treated as minorities and I feel that wouldn't exactly fit as well if the MCU introduced clearer examples of prejudice and culture.

Another example is the confusion of prejudice for mutants being the same as other kinds like racism and xenophobia. For example, basically Emma Frost, a blonde white mutant, is less likely to experience the same struggles as a black woman or an immigrant from another country. A discussion between her and Kamala Khan, aka Ms. Marvel, really exploring what it means to be an outsider and struggling to be accepted would combine both real-world and mutant issues.

But with the Mutant Saga coming, are we going to follow a new cast of X-Men or reintroduce old ones from the past?

The Old and the New

One advantage of the Multiverse is reintroducing old actors from previous Fox X-Men properties into the MCU. You could have The Gifted's Emma Dumont aka Polaris or Legion's Dan Stevens aka Legion. If you bring back characters as cameos, why not use them as much as possible to really build the MCU Multiverse. This would also give some closure to cancelled shows or movie franchises and maybe those characters to the MCU.

False Hope or Idea Generation?

Now, whether these ideas get any light in the upcoming Mutant Saga or just get shoved randomly into projects for no rhyme or reason, I have no clue. I guess it's good to have that kind of expectation with recent X-Men projects like X-Men 97, but I'm not holding my breath.

[likahble]

the new timeline is actually a blessing for viktor hargreeves because imagine how embarrassing it would be to come back from your bestselling book about having no superpowers with an update like hey guys so you’ll never believe this but guess what

[feralnumberfive]

The more I think about it the funnier it is on how the writers never explained Christopher's existence. I can't decide if I'm supposed to be mad at them for being lazy and never explaining it because they probably didn't know themselves or if they meant for it to be that way and that we were just supposed to accept his unknown origins

[eepy-samzie]

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[dribs-and-drabbles]

Ooooo!!!! Trick or treat! (desperately wanting a communal wardrobe item) HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!

HAPPY HALLOBOOPOWEEN!

You get this "Take the music always with you" purple t-shirt worn in Last Twilight, Monster Next Door, and Knock Knock Boys! 🎃👻🦇

[toasterslime]

Sometimes gifted kid burnout involves signing your soul away to a cult and then betraying them to flirt with a government agent while attempting to redeem yourself and then fucking dying

[brokehorrorfan]

Artwork from Here Complex Gallery's "Based on the Comic" exhibit is available. I’ve highlighted some of my favorite genre-related pieces:

Predator by Brian Hebets

The Umbrella Academy by Fitz

Oldboy by Garbhan Grant

Heavy Metal by Aaron Lea

Hellboy by Luke T. Benson

30 Days of Night by Fredlobo Lopez

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles by Glen Brogan

Ultraman by 12sketches

Judge Dredd by Daniel Shearn

Batman by Josh Beamish

[lineffability]

huarghhh The Nanny AU.......rich guy Aziraphale Edenson who's not good with children but has taken in his neighbour's kid Warlock after his parents disappeared under mysterious circumstances hires Crowley Fell as nanny for reasons as of yet comprehended by the neighbors

[rufinator]

Christmas Gift for an absolutely amazing close friend of mine @shchebet

HUNK BOI

[chililizardsplayhouse]

For @thefloofyfurret as an early birthday gift.

[strathshepard]

Meiko Kaji in Lady Snowblood, 1974

[caffeinerabbit]

Princess Marlin, from the adorable comic Kingdom of Cats!