#most inspirational speech

[mythicalcoolkid]

You don't wish your disability was worse or more visible, you wish your disability was taken seriously. Please stop confusing the two, I guarantee you would not get the support you need JUST by being more severe or more visible. Please listen to visibly disabled people when we tell you it isn't better on our side

[that-autistic-lesbian]

Percy Weasley is the kind of guy to drop the most random lore completely out of the blue

[atissi]

i think the internet could be greatly improved if we just assume that OP is always talking to someone who is not you. if the post is not personally applicable or relevant, cool, this isn't a conversation you're in. this is a strangers' conversation that you're eavesdropping on.

[the-oracle-of-the-lost]

the aroaceness of twelve/river means everything to me.

[jack-doohan]

THEY YEARN FOR THE CUP | inspiration

[astarlightmonbebe]

slightly hot take (?) but personally i felt the reactions in ep 17 were all in-character and justified... don't have the time to get into it, but it boils down to the fact that knowing something logically =/= knowing it emotionally

[starrysharks]

reassassination's resident yuri devil

[gu6chan]

99% just my autism speaking here but something ive been noticing lately that im sorta kinda 😶 about is when ppl are like "I think you'll like this" but not bc they ACTUALLY think you'll like it, rather they just got into it and want you to also get into it so "I think you'll like this" is a nice personal hook. i love chill stuff as much as any other person ofc but given i don't divulge that EVER, what makes you think my berserk reading, made in abyss watching, drakengard playing ass would like YURU CAMP????

[thegayestofbats]

Old angry British men be like

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I think I'm pretty proud of this one. I hope you enjoy :))

[elbiotipo]

musings about my space opera story currently rotating in my head

the "galactic imperium" or "galactic republic" are just so passé. I want a situation similar to our current world. So there is a sort of galactic UN where most goverments take part, and galactic-wide organizations thar regulate trade, perhaps a military alliance against strange threats (like rogue singularities and such), but no central goverment. And those organizations are dominated by the most powerful civilizations, with lots of single-planet states, like city states, scattered across the stars

Can't decide if I'm going for something set in the *height* of Galactic civilization (like Traveller or Star Wars) or something more post-apocalyptic, perhaps there was an utopian civilization that collapsed and people live in the ashes of that, which would explain why there are so many powerful rich worlds and some worlds backward in technology (though imperialism and dependency theory can make that too)

"Dark energy and matter make most of the universe. The distribution of dark energy is uneven, and it flows like currents, shaping galaxies and star systems. Though the use of exotic materials, one can ride these currents to other stars. Some routes are easy to navigate, and are pillars of galatic civilizations. Others are harsh and have killed many an astronaut" (so space is basically a star ocean, whoa biotipo, so poetic)

(these exotic materials can only be manufactured or extracted in few worlds... perhaps both, like oil)

I'm fucking tired of human-only settings or settings with only a few major aliens. There will be plenty of aliens, so many you can't keep track of them, some very important and well known, others in the background. HOWEVER, there's no universal translator or shit. I'm taking the Heterogeneous Linguistics approach, every species has its own way of communication and some are quite removed from human ones. And every species has lots of cultures and subcultures.

In fact, some alien cultures might have humans sharing their culture and viceversa. You can meet a human who is completely removed from any Earth culture or language, since they have lived for generations in alien world. (Humans are numerous and of course the POV of the audience, but in this context, they are just like any other species)

Though it hurts as a biologist, for the purposes of a space opera setting I will dispense with too alien-aliens (they are all able to communicate and think with each other, in a way) or aliens with different biochemistries. They are able to interact with each other without decontamination or enviromental suits and they mostly eat the same kind of food and such. However I will retake the idea for another time.

One interesting idea would be that many aliens are descended from prehistoric Earth transplants... so dino aliens and such. This would make sense to make relatable aliens. However this would give Earth too much importance and I don't want that, it's already too important for humans in the setting (though not all)

There's a relativist generation ship "culture", or more like way of living, with many of these ships from many different civilizations crossing the galaxy, forming trade clans (actually in the millions for each "ship"). They are interesting because they are separate from the main FTL culture, and they might keep ancient traditions that are gone, since their passage of time is different.

There are "clusters" of worlds surrounding particularily important trade routes or worlds. Beyond them, the Galaxy is mostly sparsely settled, mostly by resource operations or refuelling stations (think the big cities in large countries compared to the interior)

Earth is kind of a holy city for many humans, but even more revered: ancient, legendary, revered, featuring in the minds and cultures of many humans. Much like say, Jerusalem or Mecca, it is also a place where people live and there's a long history and current political and social issues. And it's not the capital of anything, it's very culturally important, but other worlds have long surpassed it in political and economical power.

In fact, there might be many humans that couldn't care less about Earth. Some might even deny they descend from there, especially in a "long night" post-apocalyptic scenario.

If there's a galactic capital, it might be a dyson sphere made by ancient civilizations. In fact, it might have been continously occupied by thousands and thousands of years and different civilization "cycles"

[vampvelvet]

I've been thinking a lot lately about how I've been doing better mentally these past few weeks and a lot of it boiled down to things people have been telling me my whole life. I mean, I had gone through traumatic events some years ago which caused depression. then I fell into a codependent friendship which has worsened my mental state. only now that I have backed out of that friendship and started to think more about myself and how I feel, did I figure out how to keep myself going well.

I found hobbies im interested in, I've been using music I adore to keep my spirits up, I've been getting outside more, getting more exercise, using my phone less, living more in the moment, diversifying my friendships, taking time for myself, etc etc etc

and seeing myself improving in these ways makes me feel optimistic, thinking, these are the things that helped me, they can help you too! it's easy to get excited about that.

but none of those things were the solution to my problem. those were parts of healing, ways to keep my rhythm, ways to give me energy when I feel like going back to what I typically do when I'm depressed.

but they weren't *the solution*. and that made me realize why only now I'm following all this advice that I had been given to me for years and years. why people get so cynical and annoyed when others try to motivate them into getting out of their depression. because staying inside, staying sedentary, overusing phones, avoiding socializing, etc- those things aren't the cause of issues, they're the *symptoms*. and when someone is in a terrible mental state they're not going to realize/notice/care about the things that they're using to cope with their lives.

I don't know what the solution is. everyone's lives are different. for me, it was getting out of a codependent friendship. I don't have the answers. but it's going to be something bigger than just 'getting out more'.

people have to see the future on their own. there are moments when people realize that they have to take their life into their own hands. nothing is easy, but things can get better.

long rant in the tags if you're interested. take care <3

[anomiidae]

listen I could make this a literal essay but I won't. tl;dr: I don't get why people get so angry about the concepts of demons or monsters being nice. for starters, if you read mythology, demons are pretty fucking chill; it's not all about fucking with humans. plus it's so boring to see the same plot regurgitated in movies and whatnot about evil demons wanting to ruin humans lives or some crap like that.

[hibiscuswolverine]

Kyoko help I’ve been reduced to being called an inspirational speaker guy who gives you inspirationalquotes from Pinterest-

[alli-bby]

That’s about right

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[thearticlheaven]

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