#hang the fuck in there chat

[unpeeled-human]

draws this then smokes two joints to the face and passes out.

[marypsue]

Keep seeing that post where OP starts like 'Thinking about...grieving the undead' and then adds on about like. Real life situations where people have not died but have left your life and you would have reason to grieve them.

All respect, that's an important concept, but that is not what I am thinking about when I read 'grieving the undead'.

[rogdona]

[hatsunevita]

i just know nobody from bakusquad will refrain from teasing katsuki for being so gay on the battlefield.

[xxplastic-cubexx]

charles and erik h*lding h*nds before getting executed in that one comic :/

girl i CANNOT stand them THEY ARENT EVEN IN THIS RUN BESIDES THIS

(Secret Empire #10)

[ruporas]

pre-trimax

[motsimages]

As per Tumblr recommendation, I started Kevin can fuck himself yesterday. I see people comment on how the sitcom part makes it look the way people see an abuser and how the abuse can be disguised. People think he is just a funny guy and the abuse goes unnoticed. I personally see it otherwise, although it's similar.

People know he is an asshole. He spends a whole episode being mean to the new neighbours just because. He meets a dangerous guy at a bar, in public. He is an alcoholic who throws weird parties with lots of other people at home. Patty's boyfriend tells her twice in the 3 or 4 conversations we see that he is an idiot. People know, and people avoid him.

And his bubble know, but they justify it and excuse it. And that's the sitcom. The sitcom is the theater of excuses Allison has (and then other characters too) about his behaviour.

"Can you believe it? We were in our anniversary, such a fun party, we were both super drunk and I don't know how it ended, that I was face down on the floor and the table was broken! Anniversa-rager we call it lol"

"He is such a clumsy guy that just as I was leaving the house, you won't believe that I don't know how he managed to cover me in chilli sauce! What a silly goose!"

"He is so helpless without me, he couldn't find the printer and he called me all day because he needed me to explain to him how to work it. And he worries too! He called the cops because he didn't know where I was, maybe I forgot to tell him".

The conversations with her coworker about husbands help drive this point. That's what mariage is. You find ways to justify it and to avoid certain fights and that's it. We got lucky.

But he did all these things on purpose. And the unreliable narrator of the sitcom makes the joke of it and makes the audience consider that maybe it isn't *that bad*. Allison needs to believe that's what it is, so it is. It really isn't that bad, she thinks, he is just like that.

And we can actually see the worrying things and the threatening parts from minute one. It's only a joke because we have been trained to dismiss it. To justify it and to move on. He isn't doing any heavy lifting here.

In episode 1, just the fact that he ends up standing on the table (when she doesn't want him to even put glasses on without protection) says a lot. But then the table breaks and he fixes it poorly and visibly. It would be bad enough just like this, but I personally think there is more to it. It's just that Allison doesn't want to speak about it or look at it so it is just the table, but it's the switch that turns on for her, the last drop. But she did end face down on her living room, on top of the broken table. It's a very elegant narrative tool where we don't see, but if we wanted to see, it's there.

And the more she notices, the more off-putting the sitcom is. It's still played as a joke, with the laugh track, but she is more aware now, so we can notice too.

We start the series with her turning point, but if the series started a year before that, it would only be happening in her house, as it is her life, her only frame of reference, and it would only be a sitcom because isn't he such a clumsy but caring guy?

[funkily]

the world is so scary and i think sometimes me and my tumblr mutuals should get to sit in a circle with blankets and tea/cocoa/etc and just chat . the closest thing we have to that is replies

[rozecrest]

main office at my work just installed these intensely bright white lights in every corner the waiting room and a patient and her wife came in like wtf what are these we were just here two days ago these suck and my light sensitive ass, wearing sunglasses, was like yep 🙃 we all don't like them 🙃 i would love to pass on a complaint for you! and her wife wrote this letter for me to send that is KILLINGG me

[foldingfittedsheets]

Tumblr sent out a survey, I don’t think it’s to everyone but I got one and took it. They did have some cool ideas in the pipeline and I said so. They also had some flushers and I said that too. But mostly I took it so I could be like, “Just give us back the pause button on videos and let us scroll through them, this isn’t tiktok.”

[rat-rosemary]

anon was insane I love when we are positive across communities :( we are all jsut watching people play Minecraft... united by love of the game

We are and people get a little in their heads sometimes and its annoying.

Like. Okay I get that dteam fans are kinda snappy as a defense mechanism, specially on places like twt, who a lot of new users came from, but also. You can't make a kingdom out of burnt bridges you know?

Being afraid of your neighbor is how we got to this situation in the fandom, and it's how the breeding ground for things like homophobia are made (specifically to Dream and how people were turned on him using lies based on homophobic stereotypes)

Chill out. Breathe.

[ken-okamoto-official]

Your just as weird on this app 🫠

Thanks bro

and you're still the same asshole

[america-oreosandkitkats]

8 hours work

8 hours leisure

8 hours rest

why the

fuck

is this so hard to do

[xxplastic-cubexx]

Count Xavier and Count Lehnsherr - SIGN ME UP

count xavier and count lehnsherr lore...

you lot figure that i grow weary......