#just a personal opinion

[ectochoir]

I gotta be real, I’ve seen it a couple times in different fan works and I just cannot get behind the folks who depict Vox calling Alastor a “boomer”.

[trashfangirlsworld]

I’ll share an opinion, and you can disagree with this, but I kinda dislike when ccs go “It feels weird not to do what the admins want to because they prepared the event”, it just feels too meta to me… if it makes sense for your character to not participate in an event then don’t do it, it personally feels weirder to me to see characters do mental gymnastics to justify doing stuff

[ramsywasalittlelamb]

caregiver, good.

however,

social interaction required.

[notcatseatheadrest]

i think schools shouldn't out kids to their parents as queer no matter how bad their behavior is

[herejusttosufferalong]

Has N ever met L’s family that we know of?

She has met some.

I personally do not like to discuss L or N's family so this is the most you will get.

[smolbonbon]

SAMS/MAFS rambling

Spoiler alert to FC is kidnapped

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I don't know if it's just me but Sun leaving FC all alone in the daycare for the night. Feels very out of character for me personally, especially after "FC Adopts Sun".

I know Sun doesn't really like FC but he seemed to be okay with taking care of him when FC showed up. What changed? Why did we have the episode of Sun bonding (kind of) with FC if they just throw it all away to the next lore episode?

I mean I get that they want to proceed with the lore by BM kidnapping FC but couldn't they have done it a bit more characteristically?

Examples:

I could see Sun taking a phone call from Moon and stepping away to speak to his brother privately. In that time FC could've been kidnapped.

Or Sun was busy with dealing a Karen, FC got bored and walked off to the theatre where BM kidnapped him.

(Etc. etc.)

My point is, Sun is a daycare attendant who is also very anxious about many things and he is well aware that FC is quite the trouble kid. So leaving them alone just sounds very unreal to me?

I get that the computer should've watched FC but didn't Sun think that SW or BM could have been looking for him and easily destroyed the defences from the computer? He knows how dangerous and smart SW can be if it comes to something they want. (Referring to when SW kidnapped(?) Earth and tampered with their mind.)

[mostghst]

GOOD OMENS 2 SPOILERS/COFFEE THEORY RANT

i really dont fuck w coffee theory😭

if other ppl do i get it, especially w trying to cope w the absolute no lube dry ass fuck of an ending. but i also feel like it ignores a good chunk of his character??

aziraphale doesnt know what it means to be truly neutral. crowley has been good and evil, so he can truly choose being neutral and living on earth. aziraphale doesnt have that, he didnt choose to be neutral he chose separating himself from an institution he didnt believe he could do good in. he is still good and actively chooses to do good daily, so if he has the ability to change an institution that still holds a great power over everything, he will obviously do that.

him choosing heaven over staying on earth w crowley is literally the same as crowley choosing the earth over going to heaven w aziraphale. both have unshakable causes, which is why they work well together but then will also split apart bc of it. im not saying metatron wasnt at all manipulative, bc he def was, but tampering w the coffee kinda just ignores the fact that aziraphale and crowley are characters who do operate on different experiences and philosophies.

[itslacroixsweetiedarling]

Now I don't know how much viewer overlap there is here but

Jacob Hill and Simon Hunt are teacher characters that are sharing vibes except Mr Hunt is a science teacher like Mr Morton

[eyes-of-rock]

Random Rant, but Jayne (Judas Priest manger) suggesting K.K. was “avoiding” the other members is dumb as fuck. Photos prove otherwise, I think he was probably avoiding Glenn and vice versa but it doesn’t look like he was avoiding anyone else-

[princesskuragina]

My last post was being snarky but here's my genuine pronoun etiquette opinion in case you actually want to know: it's pretty much never a good idea to directly ask someone their pronouns in front of a group of people, especially if you're in a position of authority, i.e. a teacher. The stakes of this question are very high for some people and you are putting them on the spot to decide what they want to share and what is safe to share. If you have decided you want to ask for pronouns at all, you can introduce yourself with your own to remind people that they can share theirs if they want to. And for the love of god whatever you do please do not just single out the most gender non-conforming or "trans looking" (to you) person and ask only them and no one else

[cherry-pop-elf]

To offer a counter argument, you are also applying normal human morals and perspectives onto a society that has very different view points. Not saying you aren’t justified in this argument. It’s a fair argument. They did something wrong, over an issue so minor. But it’s also important to look at another lenses

This is a wizard society. They don’t have ‘muggle’ morals if you will. They can casually cast spells that can end lives in a blink. They can cast hexes that can hurt for years to come. Wizard society is shown to be extremely violent. So what is deemed evil and cruel by our moral code, is seen as another Tuesday for them. They grow up in a society that is very violent, and unlike our own. Such as being casually taught potions to kill and hurt people for extra credit. Or being taught how to take care of dragons. It’s a violent, dangerous, very grey, society

Just a perspective I wanted to throw into the ring. Saw this cross my dashboard, and figured I would give my two cents on the matter. It’s hard to judge them with our morals when they live in a society that isn’t the same as our own. Especially since their moral code allows very dangerous, violent, and lethal things as casual mannerisms

Friendly reminder that Fred and George literally tried to murder another student for trying to take House points from them

Like I know we apparently don't give a damn about NPCs in Harry Potter, but it's insane to me how no one acknowledges how fucking vile the Weasley twins were

(unrelated but it's also very funny how self-righteous Fred and George acted over Percy being a "git" and how they were convinced of their own moral superiority because they were on the good side, when I'm convinced Percy would never have done something so horrible)

Same goes for Harry and Ron mind you. The level of apathy and cruelty they demonstrate is CRAZY like they legit do not give a fuck. And yeah, I wasn't much better than them as a teenager when it came to people I didn't like, but surely that is something that should be addressed by the narrative?? By anyone? Hermione gets like 0,5 brownie point for suggesting that maybe they should tell someone (YES??) but considering she does jackshit about it that doesn't exactly endear her to me

Despite how many times Slytherin is said to be the evil house while Rowling glorifies the Gryffindor House (and she absolutely does, there are many examples in the books), the murder attempts between the two houses have been pretty one-sided (Fred&George to Montague and Sirius to Snape, not to mention the Weasley twins and Sirius were both 100% unapologetic.

Edit: yes, I was intentionally and graciously omitting Harry's attempt towards Draco in HP6 because even though using an unknown spell was unbelievably stupid, Harry had no idea Sectumsempra would do that and he felt awful about it + Draco did try to Crucio him. I'm watching you, though, Harry. You got over it a lil' too quickly when Ginny defended you.)

Well, Crabbe did try to kill the trio in HP7 , though 1) it was in the context of the war, they weren't exactly students anymore, but most importantly 2) the event is treated with the appropriate amount of horror for the situation

I think it's really fucked up that no one seems to find it a problem or even remember it but hey that's just me!

[otaku-babu-vibes]

imo, I haven't seen slavery being a positive in isekai... it's either neutral or a bad thing. neutrality =/= positive.

I have read a lot of isekai but It is hard to see every single one in existence so I can only go off by what I've read.

[ddejavvu]

Just saw a TikTok complaining about ‘kitten’ as a pet name in fanfiction and while I do agree with/understand their discomfort on that one the comments were FULL of people mentioning all the other common pet names ?? Like honey babe baby sweetheart etc ?? Is your partner just supposed to call you by your name the whole time ????????

[war-forged-storms]

I have to be honest, when people are objectively into plus sized bodies it turns me on, and I’m not sorry.

I don’t want to have sex where we tiptoe around the fact that I’m fat, I actually want my body to be touched on and groped and worshiped during sex and if someone gonna be weird about it, I’m not going to enjoy myself. I want someone to grab and kiss and mark on my belly the way they would any person no matter the size, as for the rest of me. I’m deserving of that type of sex, and to shame people who want to give me that type of sex just kinda feels weird and fatphobic.

The way that people treat any sort of attraction to fat bodies as fetishization and chasing just frustrates me to no end, sometimes people just are attracted to fat people and know how to love on us the way other people are loved up on.

[massiveladycat]

leo shouldve learned how to cope with his trauma and his need for validation instead of rick slapping a girlfriend on him and calling it a day. in this essay i will-