#to deal with you or your bullshit

[ocpder]

Non-traumagenics stop acting oppressed for being a system/disabled when you are not disabled because you're not a system challenge

[heuldoch7b]

cephalophore eidolon shenanigans

[sergle]

there is something funny about the worry of being parasocial in regards to witnessing my bullshit rn. like. as if i'm not the one telling all my business on the internet. i feel like the terms "parasocial attachment" and "traumadump" rose in popularity at a very inconvenient time for my breakdown

[xxplastic-cubexx]

it doesnt need to be said but its genuinely so funny how at-the-hip charles and erik are in krakoa like they really had the green light- the OBLIGATION- to be as obnoxiously close to each other as possible and abused that right to the fullest extent

[bizarrelovesquare]

Avatar: The Last Airbender

s3 ep 09, Nightmares and Daydreams

[snackugaki]

one orrrr

two?

[fatedroses]

Chance encounters in Costa del Sol.

[ghostf1ux]

guys

guys I was reading RHatO right (because I've been going through phases of actually reading it)

and like, I knew this happened, Jason almost died, all that fun shit.

BUT WHY DID BRUCE HAVE TO DRAG HIM LIKE THAT??? HE WASN'T EVEN FIGHTING BACK??? BRO BROKE THE FACE OF HIS HELMET IN ONE FUCKING HIT??? WHAT THE FUCK MAN

[wu-does-art]

If you’re doing requests maybe Jonathan reaction to Byler?? Supportive brother moment 😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏 you’re awesome and your art rules btw :)

this dude never gets a break. i wish upon him prozac and some fucking rest like he is NOT OKaY

credits to the original text post i could not find it

[anistarrose]

trying not to start an online fight in a comically inappropriate venue, but people also have some genuinely concerning misconceptions about this, so: if someone tells you that they can't go vegan because of dietary restrictions, you do not know more than they do about those restrictions in question. and they are under no obligation to share personal medical details in order to prove that you are wrong.

moreover, a world in which anyone has to "prove" their need for dietary accommodations to any authority — to say nothing of being denied them a priori because of a refusal to engage with even small scale, ethical animal husbandry — is enacting ableist violence on our bodies. personally, I want nothing more than for for-profit animal agriculture to burn with the rest of capitalism — but you have to understand that telling people like me to "just stop being selfish and stop eating animals" can only be translated as either "only eat things that make you violently ill," or "stop eating even the minimum amount of protein that a human can survive off of."

if you have an impulse to accuse me of overreacting, consider that the refusal of actual medical institutions to take legume and grain allergies seriously has caused me bodily harm throughout my life and to this day — with consequences for my overall lifespan that have yet to be revealed. I am not overreacting.

[stranger-theory]

Can we all give Mike Wheeler some understanding, please? I don't wanna hear your whiny ass say that Mike Wheeler isn't good enough for Will one more time, I WILL find your home address. (Directed)

"Will isn't 'head over heels' for Mike, he just has a crush" I'm sorry but did you have your eyes closed in the interview in which his actor explains how he's been in love with Mike since the first season?? Hello???

Mike Wheeler is a gay boy in the '80s. Mike Wheeler is dating a girl he doesn't love romantically to appear "normal". Mike Wheeler has seen several people brutally die in front of him. Mike Wheeler had to witness the disappearance and possession of his best friend. Mike Wheeler has dealt with thinking two people he cares about have died. Mike Wheeler is a boy who went through homophobic bullying. Mike Wheeler is a boy who had to save the world four times already.

MIKE WHEELER IS A BOY.

He dealt with all this bullshit at the VERY young age that is 12-15. You want to tell this kid he's a bad person for being stressed? He has so much on his mind at such a young age from literally all of that and you expect him to act rational? Peaceful? "Correct"??😭

You are literally stupid if you think that's the proper opinion. He is going through the same shit as the other characters, the only reason you don't get pissed at Will is because he internalizes his feelings, rather than kind of exploding (which is what Mike does). These are just different responses to trauma, dumbass. Sorry it doesn't look pretty for you, but that's not how it works.

Erm, have the day you deserve, I guess. Bye, chat.

[a-scary-lack-of-common-sense]

I just had the absolute shittiest day of my life so I need to think extra hard about my soppy wet cat blorbos to cancel out the shit

Sorry for the tmi in the tags <3

[incorrect-green-lantern-quotes]

Evil Clone: pointing at Hal shoot him, he's the clone! Hal: Kill both of us, it's the only way! John: shoots the evil clone Hal: How'd you know I was the real one? John: The real Hal Jordan would never pass up an opportunity to sacrifice himself for the greater good.

- Alternate Version - Evil Clone: pointing at Hal shoot him, he's the clone! Hal: Kill both of us, it's the only way! Jo: shoots the evil clone Hal: How'd you know I was the real one? Jo: I didn't. Lucky guess.

[aelswiths]

ALFRED IN 1x06

For @kingslionheart, @soulhollow, @hikaruchen, @king-alfred

[naamahdarling]

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[briarpatch-kids]

They don't even name diseases after people anymore. Like, if you're gonna act like you have something ultra rare and dangerous for clout, don't follow it up with "they're gonna name it after meeeee" because that's NEVER been how it works, it's always been the doctor, and it's considered a social faux pas to name it after them now because of the whole "ego, confusion, and cultural bias" thing.

I know a decent amount of people with ultra rare and orphan diseases, myself included, and most of the time the response is more "huh you're a weird one aren't you" than "I'm gonna name the disease after youuuu" or like "there's no study validating that this treatment would work so insurance says no"