#low pro

[a-bit-0dd]

does anyone else worry that food labels are lying to you and the thing actually has way more cals :p

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

What a lovely family portrait👨🏻‍👨🏻‍👦🏻🖼️

Enhanced image of A-Yuan's first sword flight.

[smileyobrien]

STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE – 5.16 "Doctor Bashir, I Presume?"

[danadiadea]

Who is a bully in the same way as Severus Snape? Calls a child an idiot, punishes excessively sometimes, shows student bias? Hagrid and Minerva.

Who is a bully in the same way as James Potter? Raises defenceless people up in the air, baring their body without their concent for strangers to see, just to have a laugh? The Death Eaters.

[fudgecake-charlie]

And along with it comes a certain soft glow...

Gold star for those who remember the old version of this! I wanted to do some personal art, i've been thinking about holly warburton's art again and it's nearly been three years since I made the old one, so it all coalesced into a redraw lol

[evans-kinard]

I have to say that I am absolutely disgusted with the B*ddie-shippers’ behavior today. The comments under the season 9 announcement about Lou/Tommy are so fkn rude it’s not even funny anymore.

[sillylittlegaymer]

Mad and tthe fanchild i made, muget.

[fight-nights-at-freddys]

saw a post on here a few days ago (cannot for the life of me find it) that was like "you can't really blame kids for saying 'proship = problematic ship' because when you look up the meaning on google, it says that's what it means", and? honestly? while i don't disagree w the point that post was making, i think that's part of the reason why people are like this.

like, the first thing that shows up for me is the google AI overview, which says the following:

but if you take three seconds to click the link to where the AI is getting this from, it leads you to a think piece by someone who, to simplify, labels themselves as an anti. same as the toyhou.se link, which also comes from people with very clearly predefined biases, who call proshippers weirdos and pedophiles.

my point is, they're not really looking for what the words mean, they're not looking for information, or knowledge. they're looking for their opinions to be reaffirmed. they don't go to any of the other sites that show up when you look up the definition because they don't tell them what they want to hear.

it wouldn't matter if it did have the correct definition bc as long as it doesn't fit their narrative, they don't believe it. they don't want to actually dig further, or god forbid, admit they're wrong.

[meghillust]

You all liked the last one so here's the naughty cowboy in the time out corner