#i have a lot of kids

[gyubby99]

@disneyanddisneyships my ocs and what hellaverse hierarchy would they be (I am judging based on their character and their stories)

Song oc:

Lily - sinner demon

Alex - imp

Zach - Sinner demon

Emmy - imp

Melody - SINNER DEMON HANDS ON THE GROUND

Jane - JANE WOULD NEVER BE A SINNER. SHE'D BE AN IMP. THE MOXXIE TYPE OF IMP.

Rosella - Sinner. Lily's ride or frickin die. Besties.

Draft story oc:

Valerie - OVERLORD. THAT IS AN OVERLORD RIGHT HERE.

Leo - hm... a sinner?

Alexandra & Victor - Hellborns.

Adam & Adira - the most imp that has ever imp'ed.

Ill-Fated Reality:

Marianne - G O E T I A. Ars Goetia hands down.

Damian - I'd like to say Ars Goetia as well. He and Mari give the vibe

Selene - ...Sinner. And it's actually accurate to the story.

Elizabeth - Ars goetia not because she was a royal, but because it's kinda accurate to her story also. She's more of a "Stolas" personality wise.

Jake - "Like the good little hound Jake was" I THINK YOU KNOW NOW.

Ava - dk if u remember her but she's the girl from the tavern at chapter 1 who was kinda helping Elizabeth. I think she would be an imp.

Francis - The most ars goetia that has ever goetia'd ever. EVER. Hands on the floor.

Frederic - Seven deadly sin of greed. Mhm. Mhm yep.

Mary - She's definitely a hellborn. Kinda getting moxxie mom vibes to her story :(

Catherine - ...if frederic is greed this bitch is pride.

Hellaverse:

Mallory could be an overlord if she just like pushed it more. Obvi she's a sinner.

Frozenverse:

Ivy is a sinner and Ethan is prolly an overlord

Philippine Folklore ocs:

Dalia - Overlord. Her, Alastor and Rosie? Bestfriends.

Aurelia - girlie fell from heaven like Charlie's dad. So im saying maybe like a fallen angel kinda rank like lucifer??

[vamprisms]

i feel like a lot of the 'i hate kids' crowd would be more tolerant if they understood that due to a kid's limited experience of the world that 4 hour flight might just be the longest they've ever had to sit still for or that trapped finger might literally be the most pain they've ever felt in their short life or they might not have ever seen a person with pink hair ever so of course they want to touch it or nobody's told them yet that they can't run around the museum and they only just learned cheetahs are the fastest animals so of course they want to put that to the test. how were they supposed to know etc etc.

[nyctosaurid]

don bluth films occupy a weird space because he's both inarguably an auteur who directs very strange, earnest, often "ugly" films but also a guy who near exclusively made movies for 8 year olds in the home video era. so basically everything he's ever done is a grimy, dreamy rumination on death and spirituality and has a direct to video sequel called something like secret of nimh 2: mrs. brisby's holiday adventure

[kyri45]

:)

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“Part 8: A Dark, Long Night” will start on November 22nd, 1PM ET

Shadowpeach Bio Parent AU (PREV / FIRST / NEXT

[inkskinned]

having good & true friends will literally save and protect you in a million unfathomable ways. like okay we have written so many times about lovers. but the way a platonic friend laughs and cries with you. the way they hold your hand at 14 years old and at 34. the way they keep a little silver tie to you, touching base over and over and over. how you can go years without talking, only to re-meet and discover: oh shit! you're still cool!

there are people who have been in my life for more than half of it, and i have loved every version of them. do you know how fucking beautiful that is. yeah love will save the world. but the way friends love you is gonna save the you.

[chloesimaginationthings]

Michael Afton’s happiest day in FNAF

[freakcliff]

many things about the chronicles of Narnia made me irrevocably insane at the small age of six years old but one of the big ones was the bit in prince Caspian where caspian blows susan's horn to try and summon help and it summons the pevensie kids like. that's crazy ok. that's insane. imagine at 12 years old you're given a horn thats purpose is basically summoning divine intervention & then years later someone blows it and summons YOU . I'm crazy !

[artsymeeshee]

Random idea I got this morning thinking about how small little things (mostly about missing important moments of the past) make the boys emotional and sorrowful.

[royaltea000]

“A thousand generations serve to praise…”

[pirateprincessjess]

I feel the need to periodically remind people that Idiocracy is a eugenics movie.

One of the things that eugenicists believe is that it is bad for society when the “wrong people” breed.

The entire premise of the movie is that “stupid people” kept having kids while “smart people” didn’t have kids, and it ruined society because stupid genes propagated while smart genes died out. This is eugenics propaganda.

I know people will read this and their response will be “actually it’s satire” but the movie isn’t satirizing eugenics. It’s satirizing anti-intellectualism, and consumerism, and it proposes eugenics as a solution.

When eugenics was first conceived, it was used as a way to justify inequality. The idea was that people who held privilege were able to do so because they were smarter and genetically superior to lazy and stupid people who don’t have privilege. Obviously this is bad and wrong, but it is also the core lesson of Idiocracy.

The movie literally ends with the main character becoming president and having “the smartest children in the world.” Because he and his wife have smarter genes than everyone else. The proposed solution for the things that Idiocracy is satirizing is for the smart people to have children that can be in charge of the world.

I know it’s fun to use this movie to dunk on anti-intellectualism and the MAGA movement, but we need to stop. When you quote and reference this movie you are spreading eugenics propaganda.

[appleboxdog]

I love these fools so much. I hope in the end they stay together or keep in touch. I heart them its like the dad who didn’t want a cat but loves the cat

[hinamie]

I'll give them shelter like you've done for me

[reineydraws]

three is a pattern, shanks!

[sixth-light]

I have had these thoughts bubbling away in my head for like...eighteen months or so now (it will become very obvious why shortly) but the discussion in this post has pushed me to write them down: I think societally we HUGELY underestimate how motherhood for primary caregivers, particularly first-time motherhood, can be a source of vulnerability to radicalisation.

There is obviously huge cultural variance here, but for a lot of cis women becoming primary caregiver to an infant in a capitalist Western society represents a time of immense vulnerability because in general you are:

Incredibly sleep-deprived (which has well-documented knock-on effects for your judgement, mental health, etc)

If you gave birth, recovering from a significant challenge to your physical health (even in the best-case scenario)

Isolated from your previous networks and communities of people in full-time work

Completely separated from the context of your prior career goals and achievements

Under huge amounts of stress to learn how to care for an infant (don't get me started on breastfeeding)

And on top of this, you are also be experiencing a huge amount of messaging about how all this is natural, wonderful, something you're meant to do, something you should love doing, and something that you must do for the welfare of their child. It's a huge amount of pressure and life change even when everything goes right and there's very little cultural space to express negative feelings about it.

Any group of people who offer community, support, and affirmation to cis women in this situation are going to have a really good shot at radicalising them into some very weird and dangerous headspaces and in fact we see this happen all the time - think antivaxxers and TERFs. It flies under the radar because of the hazy positive glow that associates with motherhood and babies and also because we don't take the radicalisation of women seriously I guess because they rarely shoot anybody, but...yeah. It is such a vulnerable time!

[catmask]

sometimes while i think about that while a lot of adults did not treat me very well as a kid i also get a lot of 'in hindsight this person was so good to me and i didnt even realize it until now' as an adult. today i was thinking about how the first anime convention i ever went to was when i was 10 and i asked the man working the manga cafe what manga was/what a good place to start was (because the con was very overstimulating for me and i had gotten lost) and he asked how old i was before recommending yotsuba and asking if i wanted any water or something to eat. its really simple but theres a lot of bad things that couldve happened or he could've been careless in his recommendation, but instead yotsuba has remained one of my favorite manga for years, and probably a large portion of why i continue to read manga as an adult... i think adults who try to involve kids in the world safely/kindly even in little ways make so much more of a difference than they ever really know.

[chalkrub]

some of the head coms from recently <:^) indefinitely still open for these !