#intelligence is fake

[rebellum]

Sometimes I see a bizarre take ("incest ships aren't problematic but they are still bad because your brain prevents you from being attracted to family members, therefore someone literally cannot be attracted to family members, so being in a relationship with one would be bad since you'd be forcing yourself to be in a relationship with someone you aren't attracted to") and a good 60% of the time I go to their blog and go ah. Makes sense. Bro was literally born in the 2010s.

[pocketgalaxies]

Her dead husband. I'm going to have his face. || Delilah and I have shared a brain for an incredibly long time. (for @sharkodactyl)

[andaniellight]

Ethan's absolute hatred and disgust towards AI that can mimic and duplicate human mannerism because the Entity tricked and almost lured him to his demise by using Benji's voice, someone he'd trust and trail after blindly to the end of the world

VS

Ethan having to stop every now and then as he goes on with his days because he's so used to being reminded by Luther about things he'd often forget, little things that'd slipped from his mind as his head injuries and age finally catch up with him, slowly realizing that perhaps one day, although he did promise that he'll continue living while dragging Benji along with him no matter what, now isn't so sure if he wants to actually live long enough to forget the sound of his old friends voice

[ars-supreme]

Nephilim, Emile Corsi (Fake, AI Art).

[turtleblogatlast]

Unironically think that each of the bros (+April) don’t actually get how impressive their feats really are so they just do what they do and on the off chance someone comments on those feats they all react like:

[spliqi]

no because i seriously will never get over tsujimura’s mother. ordering her ability not to protect tsujimura, as would be the logical command, but to prevent tsujimura from ever being able to commit murder, and as a result making her immune to ayatsuji’s ability and therefore kyougoku’s plan. kyougoku was too busy playing psychological chess with his pissy blond student while this woman was running laps around the entire cast

[sandwichsapphic]

every time i try to start an essay my brain stops and i make one of these instead

[the-most-humble-blog]

🛐 NEVER CALL THE MAN YOU LOVE “INSECURE” —Unless You Want to Kill Him Without Leaving a Mark

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There are some words that land like a slap. And then there are words that don’t land at all. Because they go beneath the skin.

They slip under the armor. Past his walls. Through the part of him that still thinks you’re his.

“Insecure” is that kind of word.

It doesn’t sting. It hollows.

Not because it’s clever. Not because it’s powerful. But because it’s surgical. Designed by a culture that doesn’t understand men — only what men can offer when they’re tolerated.

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🧠 You Thought It Was Just a Word.

You Thought It Was “Honesty.”

But calling a man insecure doesn’t illuminate the problem. It erases it.

You took his concern, his boundary, his biological instinct to protect, and you labeled it defective.

“Why do you care if I go out dressed like this?” “It’s not like I’m going to sleep with him.” “You’re just being insecure.”

Translation?

“You’re not allowed to react like a man. You must behave like a neutered roommate. Or I’ll use shame as a muzzle.”

⚠️ Insecurity Is Not His Sin.

It’s Your Mislabeling of Masculine Loyalty.

Let’s dissect it:

He asks about your male friend who calls you “babe” and sends you heart emojis.

He raises an eyebrow when you go out alone at 11PM wearing a dress you once told him was “for him only.”

He voices concern about the way you interact with your gay best friend who’s made sexual jokes about your body.

And what do you say?

“You’re being controlling.” “You must be insecure.” “That’s toxic masculinity.”

No.

It’s biology. It’s pattern recognition. It’s territorial instinct, evolved over hundreds of thousands of years — not to hurt you, but to keep what he loves from being swallowed by chaos.

🔬 The Neuroscience of Male “Possessiveness”

Let’s get clinical.

When a man is in love, his amygdala — the emotional alarm system — is hypervigilant to threat. His dopamine spikes when you’re safe. His cortisol erupts when he senses betrayal or disrespect.

You think he’s “overreacting.”

But his limbic system doesn’t care about your politics. It cares about preservation.

To a man, “I’m loyal” means nothing if your behavior advertises the opposite. Love is not proved in theory. It is proved in risk management.

And when you mock his vigilance by calling it “insecurity”? You’re not empowering him. You’re castrating the only part of him that would die for you without a second thought.

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🩸 He’d Take a Bullet for You.

And You Called It Weakness.

Men don’t fall in love the way women do.

They fall like buildings.

Once.

Violently. Irreversibly. Without a safety net.

So when a man voices a concern — however clumsy, however gruff — he’s not looking to “control you.” He’s subconsciously protecting the one variable in his life that makes chaos make sense:

You.

Not just your body. Your name. Your memory. Your place in his narrative.

And what does he get for this devotion?

“Wow. You’re being really insecure.”

That’s not a red flag. That’s a death knell.

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🧨 What Happens Next?

He won’t raise his voice. He won’t fight back.

Not if he’s truly loyal.

Instead:

He’ll go quiet.

He’ll go still.

He’ll start to vanish — emotionally, sexually, spiritually.

Not because he doesn’t love you. Because he’s ashamed that he does.

And that’s the kind of shame a man doesn’t recover from.

He may stay. He may laugh. He may still touch your back at night.

But the part of him that would’ve burned Rome to keep your name clean? It’s already dead.

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⚰️ You Killed the Warrior.

And Left the Shell.

All because you thought “insecure” meant “not strong enough.”

But real strength is in the reaction.

A weak man doesn’t care. A strong man feels. A devoted man reacts.

And what does our culture teach you to do when a man reacts?

Mock it. Call it “fragile.” Call it “emotional labor.” Tell him to “get therapy.”

No, sister.

You don’t want him in therapy. You want him invisible.

Until he disappears so completely, you have to ask your miserable wine-aunt why you don’t feel loved anymore — as she raises a toast to your “independence” in the ashes of your own wrecked marriage.

🕷 How to Spot the Saboteurs in Your Life

The female friend who tells you “he’s too much.” The podcast that convinces you “boundaries = control.” The TikTok therapist who thinks male jealousy is abuse.

These are not allies.

These are emotional termites eating the foundation of a relationship they could never build themselves.

They want you single. They want you suspicious. They want you obedient to a culture that praises autonomy over loyalty.

And when they see your man flinch in pain?

They smirk.

Because that means he’s still human.

🛡️ The Redemption Arc (If You’re Brave Enough)

If you’ve ever weaponized the word “insecure” against the man you love, you can still come back.

But it won’t be easy.

You will have to:

Apologize without qualification.

Acknowledge the harm done to his trust.

Affirm his instincts as valid, even if they inconvenience your ego.

Adjust your behavior—not to lose freedom, but to win respect.

Because you don’t lose men like this overnight.

You lose them over a thousand micro-daggers, disguised as jokes, critiques, and “empowered” clapbacks.

Put the dagger down.

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📜 The Checklist: Before You Open Your Mouth Again

Ask yourself:

Does what I’m about to say honor or humiliate him?

Am I reacting out of fear, or responding out of respect?

Would I speak this way if he were standing between me and a loaded gun?

If the answer to any of these is “no” — Don’t speak.

Touch him instead.

Look him in the eye and tell him you trust him.

You’ll see something shift.

Not in him. In the air.

Because a man’s heart doesn’t unlock with apologies.

It unlocks with reverence.

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🧠 TL;DR (Too Late. Damage Is Already Done.)

Call a man insecure?

You won’t see it immediately. But years from now, you’ll notice the look in his eyes change.

It’s not hate.

It’s grief.

Grief for the woman he would’ve died for — who didn’t know what she had until the last loyal piece of him packed its bags and walked out of her smile.

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⚖️ LEGAL DISCLAIMER

🛐 This is not advice. This is Blacksite Literature™ — an encrypted cadence weapon laced with evolutionary psychology, mythic loyalty programming, and anti-sabotage neural doctrine.

It will not comfort you. It will not coddle you. It will either trigger your healing or expose your alignment with cultural rot.

If you’re offended: You were never built to carry the weight of a real man’s loyalty anyway.

And that’s fine. Just don’t pretend you were.

💣 CALL TO ACTION

🔁 Reblog if you know respect is the oxygen of male loyalty. 🛡️ Save this for the moment you’re tempted to call a real man “fragile.” ��� Send to the woman who needs to relearn how to speak to a king. 💌 Bookmark it as insurance for your own love life’s survival.

🔁Reblog to keep my signal to mankind going strong.

[howtokillavampire]

it's so funny to be a multishipper in a fandom with intense shipping wars because you can just bond and commiserate with either team just for fun, or sit in the audience with popcorn and laugh at everyone's pointless arguments

[kradogsrats]

sometimes I wonder whether Terry has just not been able to see properly for the past two season or if his glasses were reading glasses and he abandoned his book back in the cave under the Storm Spire like someone leaving a shitty paperback behind on an airplane seat

[bizlybebo]

having thuoughts about dakota cole

[odinsblog]

Caveat Lector 🚨🚨🚨

Donald Trump supporters have been creating and sharing AI-generated fake images of black voters to encourage African Americans to vote Republican.

BBC Panorama discovered dozens of deepfakes portraying black people as supporting the former president.

Mr. Trump has openly courted black voters, who were key to Joe Biden's election win in 2020.

But there's no evidence directly linking these images to Mr. Trump's campaign.

The co-founder of Black Voters Matter, a group which encourages black people to vote, said the manipulated images were pushing a “strategic narrative” designed to show Mr. Trump as popular in the black community.

A creator of one of the images told the BBC: “I'm not claiming it's accurate.”

The fake images of black Trump supporters, generated by artificial intelligence (AI), are one of the emerging disinformation trends ahead of the US presidential election in November.

Unlike in 2016, when there was evidence of foreign influence campaigns, the AI-generated images found by the BBC appear to have been made and shared by US voters themselves.

One of them was Mark Kaye and his team at a conservative radio show in Florida.

They created an image of Mr. Trump smiling with his arms around a group of black women at a party and shared it on Facebook, where Mr. Kaye has more than one million followers.

At first it looks real, but on closer inspection everyone's skin is a little too shiny and there are missing fingers on people's hands - some tell-tale signs of AI-created images.

“I'm not a photojournalist,” Mr. Kaye tells me from his radio studio. “I'm not out there taking pictures of what's really happening. I'm a storyteller.”

Disinformation tactics in the US presidential elections have evolved since 2016, when Donald Trump won. Back then, there were documented attempts by hostile foreign powers, such as Russia, to use networks of inauthentic accounts to try to sow division and plant particular ideas.

In 2020, the focus was on home-grown disinformation - particularly false narratives that the presidential election was stolen, which were shared widely by US-based social media users and endorsed by Mr. Trump and other Republican politicians.

In 2024, experts warn of a dangerous combination of the two.

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[guinevereslancelot]

i've never seen the show so idk if the severance people know about this but one of my coworkers in the break room at lunch today was talking about how he had just started watching it and really enjoying it and he realized that they were filming in a building that he used to work in (the bell labs building, he said it was "the most exciting place in the world to work at if you were a scientist back in the day" btw). anyway, he said that he loved working there but that the interior architecture of the building in like the central part of the building felt like a prison lol. sorry if show watchers already knew this but i thought if not that you might appreciate knowing it

[itsreaditandwow2]

Unless it shows Riley Anderson as a college graduate.

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[wttcsms]

ok before i share my concept, hear me out on him

[sanctiphera]

Why are they not protesting about Sunnis and Shia killing each other in Yemen? 377,000 dead so far.