#stupid pandemic

[ivan-fyodorovich-k]

it makes me sad that most of the people I used to know who were into guns / WWII have moved on to being super into fascism / jew hatred / conspiracy theories

[soryualeksi]

Me, a very reasonable person: "This is something I *ought* to bring up with my psychiatrist, but I wouldn't want to be a bother and alarm or unsettle the poor man... :/"

[tryna-sleep]

I wanna get high with my friends and party so so bad.

[uncanny-tranny]

By implying that children are too stupid and rude to learn about the world and learn how the world works and how to interact with others, you are casting responsibility away from the people who are responsible for that child's upbringing and placing the blame on the children (who don't have the autonomy given to them to be allowed to decide what they want) who can't help what they do and do not learn, often.

If the children aren't okay, then investigate why before turning to thought-terminating clichés of, "Well, the kids are just stupid and dumb and aren't even worth the effort because they're lazy!"

[semisolidmind]

Does Uzu (whether it be before or after he stops taking pleasure in her terror) ever just... pick up Emi and carry her around? Iii can't imagine she weighs much to him haha 😆

he does enjoy picking her up, much to her frustration

[methylphenidate-already-taken]

Adults on this site are a bunch of fucking babies. non-sexual vore tags and communities have existed for a lot longer than most of them have been on the site. Most people put an NSFW DNI banner on every post if they care about it that much and you’re a big baby if that pisses you off. If they’re using the tags properly great. If they’re not. Block them! Or if you give a shit about their safety send a polite ask to remind them then BLOCK THEM. Y’all waste so much energy when the block button exists.

Also, tag blocking exists for a reason on Tumblr. Just block #minors dni or #nsfw dni respectively. Not that hard, dipshits. EVERYONE TAG THEIR SHIT PROPERLY.

And anyone under 13 should not be under this site. period.

[cauls-antique-pepperbox-pistol]

The new series does look and sound interesting and I think I will read it, like damn some boy who’s fascinated with film stuff? (I think? Idk the synopsis got updated) same man, high five

But also. This means the peculiar books are OVER over. Like DONE. For real over.

Though no one, not even Ransom said he won’t ever return again, but yeah :( definitely no peculiar books for a WHILE now. Makes me sad

[anonymolly]

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[aboxthecolourofheartache]

you know the local wastewater curves are bad when I am considering paying through the nose for downtown parking rather than ride the bus. five years of this bullshit. between nine and eleven hours a day, five days a week wearing a mask, plus all errands and most social occasions, for five fucking years.

[givemeureyes]

absolutely VILE behavior from a man who made his entire career off advocating for mental health and catering to young women. the complete lack of accountability in his apology doesn’t surprise me, abusers like to do that, but it does disappoint. i hope shubble can find peace and i hope that man never sees it.

[haichengtual]

i lied like a lying liar it does hurt

[thatuselesshuman]

So, today I saw a few videos on the devil site known as tiktok that really pissed me off (and I'm going to yap about it).

Apparently, over on Gen Alpha tiktok (Gen Alpha is those born in 2010-now for those wondering) there's a trend going around that's literally making 2020 an aesthetic. Like, under a video where it was like "Pov: your morning routine in 2020", I saw so many comments like "I wish I was a teenager during 2020 😭". And it may just be me but that BAFFLES me. Ignoring the fact that the video was literally just a collection of tiktok trends from 2020, the comments piss me off.

When the pandemic hit, I was in High school. We were let out for an early spring break, and we all thought that we'd be back soon. Little did we know, we'd be forced to stay inside for the next 6 months because if we went outside, we may catch a disease that could kill us. That pandemic changed so many things for me (and I know I'm not alone in that), that it's so insane that it's now being romanticized. My dad went to the hospital when he caught covid (thank God it was later in the pandemic, so they had some treatments), I lost some pivotal teenage years to the pandemic, and I had a whole ass identity crisis. I am permanently different because I only had human contact with my family for half a year. Because of circumstances outside of my control, I didn't have a proper phone during 2020 (I couldn't call or text), so I was effectively cut off from my friends. I had the pandemic a lot easier than some, but I think it's fucking stupid that kids now are saying that they wished they went through that.

[maladaptive-daydreaming-aphant]

me, yesterday: i'll download some yt videos ahead of time for this long road trip so i don't get bored when we lose reception! and i'll bring my steam deck with lots of games too!!

me, 15 minutes into the road trip after something in the first video reminded me of my favorite para: i need to daydream i need to daydream i need to daydream i need to daydream i need to daydream i need to daydream i need to daydream i need to daydream i need to daydream i need to daydream i need to daydream i need to daydream i need to daydream i need to daydream i need to daydream i need to daydream i need to daydream i need to daydream i need to daydream i need to daydr

[semisolidmind]

I am loving everyone’s mascot ideas! Mind if I add another? A nursery has a mascot named PanPan and, you guessed it, he’s a panda! His name means bread and he is dressed like a baker. The whole nursery is themed like a cutesy bakery. When he woke up, everyone had already evacuated with their kids except for one daycare worker.

Nadeshiko is a recent college graduate who just moved to the city to start adulting. Appearance-wise, she has long, black hair and big brown eyes, hidden behind some pretty thick glasses. You’ll usually see her in the nursery’s patented apron, with a panda and cupcake patch. She stayed at the nursery to take care of two toddlers whose parents….never came to pick them up.

Th kids are two toddlers whose families live in the same apartment complex- Ame and Yuki. (Wolf Children reference) Both landing at two, nearly three years, Ame is an Energetic boy who loves playing with toy cars and climbing onto PanPan. Yuki, meanwhile, loves the toy kitchen set. She often asks PanPan to play bakery with her, “cooking” and singing like Nade-Chan

The first time he sees the three, it’s love at first sight. It’s nighttime and a ray of moonlight filters though the cracks of the boarded windows. The toddlers are asleep in cribs with Nadeshiko leaning over, hands holding their own. She tiredly keeps watch and softy sings lullabies. Not wanting to disturb the precious sight, PanPan lumbers off to make sure the rest of the nursery is safe.

Nadeshiko is understandably freaked out when she sees PanPan. Actually, she scooped up the kids and tried to book it out of there. Unfortunately, PanPan’s efforts to secure the place included some pretty solid locks. He tries to convince her he only wants to protect the kids and herself. She’s…hesitant but hopeful. Nadeshiko couldn’t bring herself to check outside the past several days so she hasn’t witnessed any carnage. The giant, rolling pin wielding, animatronic intends to keep it that way-going on supply runs and keeping everyone out within at least a three block radius.

Besides, he’s so good with the kids. He’ll even cook with Ame tucked in a sling on his back while she bathes Yuki. She’s even seen him Pat the kids’ backs during their nap time. His tendency to take her glasses so that he can look at her “chocolate brown eyes” does fluster her though.

he just wants to be a family

[ablatheringblatherskite]

I wonder if those people who use statistics (very likely only based in America) to "prove" how "bad" Gen Z is (read: dump on our generation, as they like to do) take the COVID-19 pandemic into account. Because idk abt u guys but that crap messed me up and I don't think I'll ever be the same

[livvyofthelake]

i feel like the second you start thinking you have a moral or ethical reason to object to a piece of art is when you just become impossible to speak to about anything. grow up oh my god