#how tf am I supposed to just be when this is going on

[thepersassiest]

“are u stalking me annabeth?🤔”

“yes🤨”

“😐…okay”

[iknowwhereyousleepatnight]

i hate doing laundry ough it's The Worst

[jrueships]

WHOEVER THE FUCK IS RECOMMENDING MED PPL TO GO INTO RADIOLOGY JUST CUS IF THE MONEY, IM GONNA FUCKING gET YOU

[imthursdaysyme]

Steve and Jon tired af bc Steve thought it would be a good idea to climb through Jons window drunk at 3am instead of using the house key

[blushy-tigerrr]

vent in tags sorry

cw: mention of loss

[night-dragon937]

they should invent a college that holds classes at a time where fully employed adults can attend.

[opens-up-4-nobody]

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[koorinokujira]

So, I am still pretty new to Transformers and I'm slowly working my way through it all, learning as much as I can because I am currently incredibly hyperfixated on our beloved robots from space. I wanted to read IDW as one of the first things because it seemed like it had a lot of cool lore and there was a lot of content.

Anyway, point is, I was very unprepared and as I started reading Vol. 6 in Phase One of the TF IDW Collection today, I decided to commemorate my experience (so far) on a badly made moodboard:

Like, is.... is the fandom okay? Did everyone who read this just walk away unscathed, or does everyone share some deep unspoken emotions hidden only by a thin veil of ridiculous (and hilarious) memes and shitposts?

help

[serendipitous-mage]

why do fire alarm batteries

ONLY

ever need replacing when you are dead fucking asleep

did i enrage god? does she hate me now as i too hate this creation of ours? when will she replace MY batteries

[heyitsphoenixx]

ever since i was a little [redacted] i always wanted to be a person who has a place in society

[snekdood]

if words are not enough to get a manipulative person to leave you tf alone and hit the road, wtf are ya supposed to do? maybe throw a small toy at them to send a message

[musical-chick-13]

Like, I DO think people get too wound up over fictional constructs--that, very pointedly, are not real and whose actions are made up and do not actually affect any real people--doing horrible things in-story, but I also think it's fair for someone to say, "This action sits poorly with me even in a fictional setting, in such an intense way that I cannot move past that or find sympathy for it," and "People are saying this bad behavior isn't actually bad, in a way that is meant to be taken seriously and at face-value, and that makes me severely uncomfortable."

Granted, this all gets muddled very easily because that's not what people mean most of the time, they just want to over-moralize fiction and say, "If you like this pRoBLeMaTiC thing for any reason, you are a menace to society" for Superiority Points. (They also like to invent problems that don't actually exist to "prove" that they have the moral high ground in not liking something remember when people tried to say catra/adora was incest because they grew up together because I sure do.) But I feel like there is a split between people who use "[character] apologism" in the sense of "I will be okay with this character doing whatever fucked-up thing they want in the story because I like them" vs "If you find this character compelling or want them to succeed, you would one-to-one condone their actions irl" vs "I have seen people genuinely say, with no joking or irony, that this character never actually caused any type of harm to the other characters within the story, and I don't like that."

[isostatic-uplift]

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[verytendou]

Looks up wikihow for what to do when you realize your office has 5x the amount of budget of every other executive office combined

[aemondtragaryen-archived]

💭

[opens-up-4-nobody]

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