#i'm on mobile so i can't tell

[mythicalcoolkid]

You don't wish your disability was worse or more visible, you wish your disability was taken seriously. Please stop confusing the two, I guarantee you would not get the support you need JUST by being more severe or more visible. Please listen to visibly disabled people when we tell you it isn't better on our side

[dongoverlord]

this has got to be one of the most horseshit posts I've seen circulating around holy fuck. thanks for demonizing tens of thousands of artists online and immediately painting us all as relying on sweatshop labor and then IMMEDIATELY ADMITTING YOU'RE NOT AN EXPERT AND NEVER ACTUALLY MADE MERCH YOURSELF BEFORE?

fuck off for real. this fucking website is full of fake ass leftists who do no goddamn research before posting.

[unreal]

My Name Is Kanaya Maryam

You Fucked My Wife

PREPARE TO DIE

[tagidearte]

There's something special about Moon being the only side of the DCA who has canonically (gameverse) voiced his counterpart's name ("No more Sun", which yes it's not him directly saying Sun's name since it's a figure of speech, but still) whereas Sun - the chatterbox - only refers to Moon via "he" or "other me". Moon, the quiet one who mostly laughs vs Sun who mostly uses words. Sun, who is scared of Moon, never utters his name whereas Moon clearly has no problem with it. Both of them using "we☀️/us🌙" prior to Eclipse. Moon, whose only opinion of Sun we can infer is "the other me trapped me in light so now I trap him in shadow", vs Sun's whole thing which is profoundly more fleshed out.

I don't know man, the "no more Sun" line always did things to me. I remember playing Ruin for the first time and getting this... jarring emotion when I heard Moon saying that. It's such a small line but good god did I latch onto it.

[uwudonoodle]

[monty-glasses-roxy]

Did something just post??? That tagged the back up blog I made forever and a half ago when I got shadow banned??? I'm on mobile I can't see but the back up blog just got a notification apparently today and apparently from this blog tagging it??? Huh????

[otherpeoplesheartachept-2]

Wow I love that I have to snooze Tumblr live and then even when I do the fucking live icon is still on the bottom of my screen, this is a great change Tumblr and will not actively discourage me from using your app

[daz4i]

no bc she is so real for that

[plantanarchy]

Dirt is here!! We are going full tilt again trying to catch up. Today I got in a good rhythm with planters where i may actually finish by the end of this week. I am also dealing with. A difficulty where half of my pitiful crew really does not like working with the other half :| so I will have to split them up tomorrow to spare them.

[aseriesofunfortunatejan]

You've probably explained it before because I remember rbing back and forth about it on one of my other accounts, but I've long since forgotten. Out of curiosity, is it okay for me to ask why you wouldn't classify Cutthroat as a yandere?

I don't think I've explained it before? Or if I have, I don't remember.

Of course, I'm not the abritrer of all things, but I personally don't think Cutthroat actually fits the bill as a yandere. I understand the similarities and why he appeals to yandere fans - and of course I have no issue with that, or having him mentioned in correlation to that, I just personally don't think that term is a good fit for him.

Of course I have to acknowledge my bias here that it's not my personal preference to use the term yandere in general. In my personal experience, it was like... One of those terms that I gave a lot of importance to when I was aged 12 and discovering anime, but nowadays using it as part of my regular vocabulary would feel embarrassing. It's a completely personal hang up, I don't think there's an age limit for using that word, that's just how it presents itself to me with my own experience. So I have a very neutral view of the word yandere: I may interest myself in its history, it's baseline definition(s), its iconic characters, etc., but I'm not interacting with people who care about yandere characters so I don't know what is generally accepted, where the lines are drawn, etc., in that fandom. Does that make sense? I'm looking at it from a "I know it but I'm not in the fandom" point of view.

The way I understand and view yandere characters is the baseline "this character presents as sweet and affective to their person of interest, but plot twist! They're a sicko [...]!" I see how Cutthroat shares traits with that, with his weirdly cutesy attitude in contrast to the violence exhibited in Episode 9, and his attachment to Swindler the entire way through. But the thing with Cutthroat that makes him not a yandere in my opinion is the complete lack of plot twist.

Of course there's the tiniest plot twist when it turns out oh, he's really doing it. But what I mean is that Cutthroat is introduced as a serial killer. That is even his name in the original dub. He kills and exhibits violence the entire way through. Moreover, there's no "complete switch in personality" normally exhibited by yandere characters: Cutthroat isn't being all sweet and making cookies for Swindler, only to reveal he can also be completely violent; he's ALWAYS a weirdo. He's ALWAYS the way that he is. He's a little childish and creepy from Episodes 1 through 8 and he continues to behave childishly and of course creepily in Episode 9.

Cutthroat, to me, isn't a yandere character. He's a serial killer character.

I don't know exactly what his deal is... But that's just who he is, and it's pretty plain. I don't think I'm giving a sufficiently thorough explanation of it, but to me he's missing the base of what makes a yandere a yandere. He may have traits in common with them, but he doesn't have the yandere personality, nor the yandere intent. He's just a killer waiting for the right moment to kill his prey. Like the man is a literal predator, not a yandere archetype.

Again I understand that he fits multiple key points that are likely to be attractive to fans of yandere archetypes. (Like literally the intense lover who's a violent murderer is a popular trait of the yandere, even if not the only one.) And for tagging purposes I understand how it makes sense to just put him in that category, especially if you're a fan of the yandere archetype and are going to expand on that in your writing. But if you ask me to cite a character who's a yandere I won't say Cutthroat. I guess I tend to mention it because I wonder if anyone else understands my very specific vision of "having dabbled in a little bit of yandere in the past".

One last aspect is that the yandere archetype is very much linked to women characters. In my opinion for a man character to be considered a yandere he would need to fit the bill very well. I genuinely think its history as a trope for women is way too important to be ignored. I don't think an untrustworthy and violent serial killer guy deserves to be called a yandere too easily because there are many interesting reasons why that archetype was created for girls. Etc. etc.

Thanks for asking though! I was thinking someone may ask me about that soon honestly asjsjaian

[majormeilani]

just wanted to tell you that cat post you rbed (the URL acidbathcat) shows up as red in Shinigami Eyes :C

AWW WHAT NOO that's a crying shame bc the post was really cute and sweet 😔

[pokefossilclub]

Hi everyone!

My name is Professor Wei Gingko, and I'm here to- well, okay, I'm here because I kept getting into fights on Twitter so I've lost posting privileges on the Sanctuary account. But I'm also here to provide knowledge about Pokemon and answer your questions! I'm a certified Pokemon Professor, though I don't currently work as one; I run a Pokemon Sanctuary specialising in Fossil Pokemon, unusual cases, and smuggled 'mons, and I'm also an archaeologist and historian!

PLEASE refer to the Blog Infomatics post and the FAQ post before sending your asks!

Looking forward to hearing from everyone!

ASK BOX OPEN FOR: Pokemon fun facts; pokemon care advice; personal questions; ghost story requests

[binch-i-might-be]

does anyone else feel really really bad to the point of physical discomfort when they have to disappoint someone. I had to tell an old lady that you can't just buy the Too Good To Go (food waste reduce program) boxes in the store, you need to do it over the app, and I will be sick to my stomach over this for the next three days. like I can't stop thinking about it. I have to make up a happy ending in my mind to process this. it's like that every time I have no choice but to disappoint someone. a homeless person asks me for money but I don't carry cash? all I think about for at least 24 hours. is this normal does every human experience this

[kerosene-saint]

i kinda don't want to go back to camp but some of my stuff is still there

[ssaalexblake]

like due to the new photo editor i am Definitely quitting making episode gifsets like that will make it impossible :/ 

[hirazuki]

... what... what is this reblog graph?

??

More importantly: why