#its just gay on gay on gay violence

[jaybirdscoffee]

gay people will really just fight an army of the undead together instead of going on a real date

[stil-lindigo]

the sunset.

a comic about two outlaws who loved each other, despite everything.

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[oscargender]

Heartbreaking: “problematic” danmei everyone told you to avoid is actually pretty decent and has mildly interesting things to say about poverty and class

[funsize-cenobites]

[thankstothe]

Pretty continues...

[healpimp]

If you are ever in doubt wether my posts with demo and soldier interacting are boots n bombs or not i promise you it is intended to be fully and utterly homosexual

[dokidaikon]

they call each other slurs

[moghedien]

they were really like "oh need to beat up some gay boys? say less"

[xiphiaarts]

Man I might jus be vanilla

[doctormaxbankman]

how many times do we need to learn as people that irony and hyperbole can be harmful because 'jokes' aren't easily distinguished from genuine thoughts and feelings until we stop rewarding people for speaking or posting about violence

like even if you're joking/don't actually believe that/think whoever you are insulting is bad/immoral/fictional therefore deserves it - ad hominem attacks always do more harm to the people who share those characteristic then the individual you intend to cause harm to or discredit

[liketheinferno2]

God Dion Lesage all time great I keep circling this guy in my brain. I think a lot of why this character inspires that level of awe and empathy and respect is like... he's got the answers Clive couldn't get himself. Being told exactly how and why he's inadequate byhis mother but then there's Dion who is blessed and strong and powerful and everything he was supposed to be, perfect replacement son and she still hates him. It was always deep down this deranged eugenicist logic so even with all her stated standards met he's like a stain on the floor to her.

And Clive's tragedy is like... blindsinded by betrayal, essentially still a child at that point, forced into a situation he had no control over but would still agonise over the rest of his life. Dion's tragedy is choosing to put himself through the same kind of shame and horror because he knows the alternative would be even worse. It's hard not to empathise with him in the same way even though you know he decides to do this because you've come into this already knowing that inaction or lack of control doesn't make you blame yourself any less. Like the whole ethos of this story is that life without the ability to make choices or express your own free will is itself torture.

Always really bad at closing these posts but I just think foiling the agony of living with a tragedy you had no control over with the agony of choosing to fight back in a way you know will irrevocably change your life for the worse because then at least you have some control over how it changes is REALLY REALLY REALLY GOOD

[unamused-kookaburra]

My understanding of iwtv before the influx of posts on my dash: gay vampires

My understanding of iwtv now: toxic gay vampire theatre company

[diazsdimples]

What a mildly alarming time to be a gay man in this fandom

[istherewifiinhell]

oh WAIT lol this was still on my screen snip

[ID: gntm anime screen shot of an alien guy, making a nervous snarl?? Hes kinda reptilian? green skin with red marks, and a bit of a snout with sharp teeth. hes got pilot's headphone/mic. END]

[sweatyrickgrimes]