#making my own post

[labelleizzy]

I'm out on the porch hemming my jeans 👖 the old fashioned way 🪡🧵... And I started one of the imaginary conversations I used to make up in my head.

This time it was with some snooty fashion person noticing that my hems aren't perfect, and trying to get by with some snide comment.

These days though, I call that bullshit out. I used to be shamed and have to fight back in my imaginary conversations (or IRL if I am having to verbally self defend). No more...

My mind flashed through several come backs.

Like: You don't get to say it's not good enough, you're not wearing them

Like, you're gonna try and tell me I'm not allowed to like what I like? Fuckin KILLJOY.

Like, heh, YOU'RE just jealous because YOU can't sew. 🪡🧵

Love what you love. We're all weirdos.

Be weird.

Chase Joy.

Life is short.

[msexcelfractal]

“Letting Trump win won’t do any good.”

“So you hate Palestinians and want them to die?”

Three more weeks, then I can stop seeing this stupid discourse cross my dash over and over

[pipiezexal]

"i've decided the author is wrong about their own character because the character is similar to me but what the author said doesn't line up exactly with my life experiences" y'all gotta take a step back

[wednesdaythesecond]

Send me a 🌹 for a sentence/snippet of one of my latest WIPs

[hopeful-bat]

I don’t take nudes and I don’t think I ever will again but god is porn, especially queer porn, cool 👍🏽

[voidlycat]

fat men r beautiful and deserve love and shouldn't be treated as the butt of a joke for existing. get it thro ur skulls

[spitblaze]

you guys gotta stop shipping 30-year-old men and calling it old man yaoi. 30 is really not old. thats just man yaoi

[deepwebknowledge]

I had a dream a while ago that I was walking down a winding road in a forest in the middle of the night and there were several signs along the road. One of them had a picture of Dr house on it and it said “are you gay” and there were two buttons underneath labeled yes and no. And if you pressed the yes button a fire hose would spray at you

This is exactly what it looked like

[paperandpencilsandskips]

Post inspired by @fleshdyk3

Me: Man I hope my blueberries are ok, I left them in my hot car for a bit

The avaricious mold spore:

[stemmmm]

more people gotta try this shit where bill has not improved and will not change but he's just chilling so its fine probably. its great

[ceslatoil]

“There’s no platonic explanation for this and it’s just people caring about each other’s well being—“ hey quick question: one, what do you think romantic partners do for each other, and two, why does this always seem to get brought up when homoerotic stuff happens

[v-0w0-v]

i think the wide misuse of the term "cringe culture is dead" to mean either:

"if anyone thinks im annoying theyre a regressive bully"

OR

"sparkledogs are cool again! cringecore!"

can be remedied with the idea that yes, people can dislike you for random innocuous reasons such as thinking you're annoying (this hurts to come to terms with but it's true! even you think some people are annoying! that's just human nature!)

however! the line that "cringe culture is dead" intends to draw is the fact that when someone finds another person annoying or weird, they can vent about it to their friends or avoid you, this is inevitable, but it's not okay to harrass people or put someones face and name and interests on blast and make public compilations of "cringe" people to laugh at, which is bullying

the cornerstone of "cringe culture" has always been the existence of "cringe compilations" or turning a human being into a large scale source of entertainment and ridicule for things that aren't actually seriously hurting other people

when it comes to CringeCore being a new aesthetic, thats all well and good too, but some people who say "cringe culture is dead" in that case will also readily turn around and publicly bully people who aren't being cringe in the way that's Cool Now, which is a problem

TLDR: the use of "cringe culture is dead" to either mean "certain aesthetics are cool now" or "nobody is ever allowed to find me annoying" overlooks the origins of cringe culture, which has always been the public, large scale ridicule of people who are commonly seen as weird or annoying, such as cringe compilations or lolcowing. this is the cringe culture that is dead, and should stay dead.

nobody is exempt from being disliked for petty reasons, and that is a completely normal fact of life

[coyoxxtl]

that new laishuro panel looking like those soviet union/china yaoi propaganda posters

[valtsv]

[bookshelfpassageway]

yknow i dont go here but sometimes i gotta go: seriously respect clowns. they have the worst pop culture representation in the world and also the best most thorough honor code. they're just here to be silly little guys who bring joy and are very conscientious about doing so responsibly. let them to their merriment in peace you dont hafta take potshots. i dont go here but like maybe i should, you all seem super chill

[keplerspacecraftofficial]

electing to believe this is what griddlehark looks like to everyone else