#in that hellhole

[solakifie]

hi more art from my twitter bro 😼

my friend asked me to draw this. coquette spice

[notfeelingthyaster]

every season of house is the same. it starts fine, and then mid-season house has a drug related problem, and he gets mean, and say awful things, and then maybe he tries to get better. he inevitably fails. he has some closeted gay second plot where all his/wilson's romantic relationships are actually a parallel to their relationship with each other. all his ducklings are imploding. there's someone dying somewhere, but that's not actually important.

and i eat it up every time.

[starscream-is-my-wife]

Sometimes a day makes you want a Starscream to bite and squeeze

[fight-nights-at-freddys]

not gonna int w them but i wanted to talk abt it. r/antiship sucks but i came across this post and i just.

why are they so ready and willing to blame the media they consume or the fandoms they become engrossed with rather than themselves or their parents for not monitoring them? the fact you discover this stuff at a young age does not mean it's the content's fault.

hentai didn't groom you, shotas didn't come to your house and make you sexualize them, lolis didn't force your parents to allow you to watch that stuff. even if you ARE uncomfortable with that stuff (which is fine! no one has to like the same things), it is your/your parents' duty to curate your online experience.

and i think we can all agree that (at least based on what they said above) they weren't groomed, right? you have no right to claim that you were groomed because you played a flash porn game. not only is that completely misusing the term, but it's making a mockery out of ACTUAL victims of grooming.

and, i'm sorry, but if you're saying that watching feral/guro/whatever porn normalized it in your head, then that says more about you than it does everyone else that likes that type of content. plenty of us consumed that stuff (and worse!) at young ages, but we knew it wasn't normal, or okay to act on IRL.

i'm just tired of seeing the "it was bad for me so it must be bad for everyone else!" thing. what's good for the gander ain't always good for the goose, and that's fine, but don't make it everyone else's problem.

[berriecomplex]

i am so normal about them (i talk to my walls about them)

[padiduys]

You can always sexualize your favorite millionaire athlete, it's always morally acceptable.

[findafight]

Why is everyone like “what happened to Cody!! Where is he!?”? We know where he is! He went to live that desert hermit life with his depressed cringefail husband.

[kill-capitalism]

i think we should do this again

[iguessimfished]

basically tord dies in the explosion and gets his own personal hell with versions of his old friends [they're just demons impersonating them the best they can physically or psychologically.]

[celbrini]

brief pause. I'm walking backwards into my own myth. I was trying to walk out.

[hairscare]

humbling to acknowledge that every sexy man character i draw will always look like this

[imperfectcourt]

Neil, leaning into the fridge: you up for a quickie for lunch?

Andrew: 😐

Andrew: ..... a quiche.....

Neil, standing: a quickie

Andrew: it's pronounced quiche

Neil: Andrew, I speak French I know what a fucking quiche is

Neil: we only have 15 minutes, yes or no?

[goryhorroor]

horror symbols: crucifixes

In horror movies, crosses are often used as protective charms or magical weapons against supernatural enemies, but in horror movies critiquing catholicism, it could relate to a character a tramua of theirs and what is being used to scare them.

[triaelf9]

Wanted to share my approach to media recently that's been not only healthier on my brain, but also gives me space to create is:

This person may not tell the perfect story for me. But if they can tell a story that entertains me, that's all I need.

If I want a story perfect for me, I'll create it.

And when i don't spend hours angry online about a piece of media, guess what I then have?

OODLES OF TIME TO MAKE THE STORIES I WANT OUT THERE.

So do THAT.

[shinygoku]

Sometimes it's actually less Cringe to be like, "Yeah I love this children's show made for children" than to get so insecure about it you're like "No you don't understand it's SO DAAAARK and SERIOUS and DICTATORSHIP STATE ALLEGORY"

[g-l-owstick]

old habits die hard