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anelectrichigh · 21 days ago
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with: minkyu seo @wh1plash.
location & timeline: the dance floor & after midnight.
as she dances, victoria wonders if it’s a man thing to ignore clear and blatant signs, especially those that distinctly indicate that someone isn’t interested. it had started when one of her favorite songs began playing — she’d been excited that it was blasting and had quickly made her way to the dance floor. but then she kept feeling his presence against her back, his hands almost hovering on her hips. ‘excuse me.’ her tone was biting, serious but it seemed to spur him on as he actually put his hands on her waist. as much as she usually loves putting men in their place, she notices the man is drunk — border-lining on belligerent. not tonight, then. she scans the crowd, her eyes quickly zeroing in on minkyu. though she knows he’s not one to always take things seriously, she trusts him — she trusts everyone in her crew to have her back. she looks at him from afar, hoping she grabs his attention and he comes over, if only to dance with her. she doesn't want to walk away without a safe place to go to.
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sukibenders · 1 month ago
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The Arcane fandom, especially on TikTok is never beating the allegations because why, now, some fans act like it's too inconceivable to imagine that Ambessa was, not only, pregnant twice but gave birth twice as well? And their reasoning for this is "She looks like the type to get a man pregnant instead" or "She's too tough for that, I just can't see someone like her going through that." There are layers to these statements because, for one, just because someone, especially a woman, is a dominant force doesn't mean that they can't get/don't want to become pregnant (do you believe overtly dominant men can't be fathers?) It's also very weird because the undertones of misogyny and misogynoir and the overt masculinization of black women are there because, not only are they viewing pregnancy and giving birth, in general, to be viewed as something "weak" (even though it's grueling hours of labor that results in tearing the body apart, sometimes even death) but also attempts to strip Ambessa of her nuance. Yes, she is strong and very dominant, but she also deeply loved her children, who she birthed, and when one was taken away from her it changed her deeply. It's very gross to view a character like her in this way because it also reflects how you view dominant women in real life, pregnancy, and childbirth as a whole. Like how are you going to praise Arcane for having such a wide and diverse ensemble of female characters, but then have misogynistic takes like this? Make it make sense.
#arcane#ambessa medarda#arcane ambessa#anti arcane#anti arcane fandom#bc if i said the “she gets a man pregnant bc she's girlboss” also plays into misogynistic tropes bc it not only#devoids female characters of their nuances but also frames pregnancy as something “weak” or those who go thru it as “lesser than” but always#pressing the pregnancy in question on male characters who they either ignore (so they only view pregnancy for breeding and nothing else) or#infantilize (so you only view pregnancy as happening to someone who is submissive?) there's layers to this#and bringing it back to the masculinization of black women especially dark skin women people are already viewed as#existing outside the stereotypical lens of “femininity” and that in turn includes pregnancy and childbirth (which is viewed#thru a stereotypical lens as well) and bc people already don't view black women to fit the first box they definitely don't for the other#especially if she matches ambessa's body type &/or personality#even tho a big part of ambessa's character is literally her being a mom!#and don't get me started on how some of you view mother characters as anything outside of motherhood in general#(but a part of that is also bc the media doesn't give them much at times either but fandom still gets it's lashing too!)#like lets analyze: why do you think female characters who are “too tough” can't be pregnant as well? why do you think they can't be mothers?#why do you think they are “too tough” to give birth? is it bc u subconsciously view it as a weakness?#why do you think black women especially those like ambessa can't give birth & be mothers? is it bc you have biased views towards motherhood#where it's stereotypically “feminine” (yte) and black women don't fit that mold in your mind?#like i could go on!#(if i also said back to the girlboss & get men pregnant thing how a lot of it carries undertones of misogyny as well id be wrong but-)#some of yall did the same thing with mel & continue to do so when those pregnancy rumors were coming out#masc women can give and want to give birth while still being who they are (it literally happens in real life) so why people act surprised?#tw pregnancy mention#tw childbirth mention#fandom racism#fandom misogyny
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sleepynegress · 5 months ago
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Posting this fantastic essay about how SA on men is handled in pop culture, in light of the revelations about Diddy. The way people on social media have engaged with this; homophobic riffs about survivors and perpetrators alike, are sadly both unsurprising and disappointing.
I wish everyone who has been negatively impacted by this man and others in the industry, healing.
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cutieclangen · 8 months ago
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Moon 12
At long last, CutieClan returns! We're finally back to full moon updates again, and I sure had a lot of fun drawing this one! :3
New love, new life, new apprentices, and more..
Moon 12 Allegiances and updated refs will be posted tomorrow, with lots more to come soon! I'll also be getting back to answering asks this week. Thank you everyone for your patience! <3
Honorable mentions:
Pebblewhisker and Raccoonpaw have a long discussion about goals and aspirations, and find that they both have a lot in common.
Sanddapple is sharing tongues with Mousepaw.
Stinkbutt saw Stormpaw being considerate.
Stormpaw wonders how Beechpaw is doing.
Haresplash is glad to have a Clanmate like Saprip.
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eri-pl · 1 month ago
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So, I was thinking about Elros (as you do)
and death in general, and early Númenor, but in particular, Elros. Why/how did he die exactly. Because in some notes Tolkien says Elros didn't have a set timespan, like the Elves (in most notes he says opposing things, yes). Plus my whole HC saying that half-Elves, even non-Earendiled, don't get old, they live until killed and then they just pop put like Men.
And I had a thought, inspired by a post I read a few days ago: So, Elves can die of grief. What if that's a tiny bit wider? what it the "died of grief" phenomenon is more accurately "died of longing". What it.
Because for me this would explain the weird Elven plot-device of dying from grief + Elros + connects nicely to early Númenor.
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sshirakumo · 1 year ago
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seven favorite levi scenes to count down to his birthday -> 4/7
episode 39 - pain
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wr1tten · 3 months ago
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i don’t know guys. i might not be active for a few more days/week
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chaos-in-one · 2 months ago
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The argument points about lesbian intercommunity discourse against xyz term/label/etc. that hinge on saying how this "only happens in lesbian communities, you don't see other orientations have to deal with this!!!!" has always been simultaneously funny and frustrating to me.
Because 9 times out of 10, the equivalent to that DOES in fact exist in other lgbtq+ communities. It just doesn't get anywhere near as much public attention & arguments over it.
"You don't see people trying to argue for trans women or women in general to be allowed in the gay community like you do with people arguing for trans men or men in general to be allowed into the lesbian community!!!" You literally do. There are women, including trans women as well as various others such as genderfluid, multigender, and other genderqueer people who consider themselves women, in the gay community. There's even an equivalent term to the term lesboy for women who are gay called turigirl.
"You don't see gay men unironically using she/her & calling their partner their girlfriend!!!" You do. There are definitely gay men, hell even gay cis men, who use she/her and/or prefer typically feminine terms.
(Both of these two above points are extra funny to me because both have been said to my face while I am a pangender gay guy who does use she/her. They are literally saying to my face that people like me don't exist when they do that.)
"You don't see people arguing gay men can actually be attracted to women!! You don't see people trying to call themselves mspec gays like people try to say they're mspec lesbians!!!!" mspec gays do in fact also exist. Also what world are you living in where homophobes who try to convince lesbians that are definitely not into men they actually all can and are attracted to men exist, but people who try to convince gay men who aren't attracted to women that they can be and are attracted to women don't? Way to say you don't talk to any gay men because most could tell you that they do in fact have experiences with that happening.
There's a lot more I could point out, but those three are ones I've seen the most recently. Point is, if you're going to make an argument that something is bad/a problem, and what you are using to help prove that point is the fact that it doesn't exist within other similar communities, maybe check that it actually doesn't exist in those communities first so you don't straight up erase shit from other communities to try to make a point about your own.
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djsherriff-responses · 2 months ago
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I think saying a child who was conceived through rape is inherently as evil as their rapist father and general dehumanising of people unfortunate to be born in that situation is worse than men finding Anya attractive or AUs where she happily decides to be a mother actually
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uncanny-tranny · 2 years ago
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You know, I don't think cis people are uniquely more normal about sex and gender compared to trans people when I saw a bunch of cis people legitimately angry that a man gives directions based on landmarks because "man is when gives street names (smart), woman is when gives stupid landmarks" like the call is coming from inside the house. Also unchecked misogyny is going to fucking destroy everybody's capacity to engage with other humans like they are people.
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cdroloisms · 3 months ago
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so many of the ccs, especially non-men (hannah, aimsey, puffy), talked about how it was the harassment they received from the community for literally just having fun that drove them away, but i never see that talked about in the wider community when it comes to discussing what “ruined” the dsmp
mmhm mmhm
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toddfoxglove · 3 months ago
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The more cis women piss me off online, the less I feel bad for fucking strangers with wives at home and making them say that I'm better than any woman they've ever had.
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wintercandle42 · 7 months ago
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Yes, Mr. President it is crucial to the mission that we all dress in drag. I don’t want to hear a peep about it.
That was a joke, mr. President. The peep part, not the drag.
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demonic-shadowlucifer · 9 months ago
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im already tired of the 'man vs bear' debate. it went from actually meaningful discussion about sexual assault and how men need to do better to just purposefully ragebaiting incels and nothing of actual value. and that's not even getting into the fact that the discourse only focuses on survivors who are cis women, and less focus on trans survivors, enby survivors (and even male survivors for that matter). hell, transphobes have already started to invade the conversation. we need less rhetorical questions about abuse, and more actual uplifting of survivors and actual education about abuse (for all genders for that matter!)
the man vs bear topic has done nothing to help survivors, and i will die on this hill.
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mad-hunts · 6 months ago
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so... what if i told y'all that i wanted to make one of the theme's to barton's character basically be like the richard silken quote that goes 'how much can you change and get away with it, before you turn into someone else, before it's some kind of murder?' as he slowly but surely becomes almost like the monster in frankenstein. so, he replaces every part of his body with other people's... disembodied ones (yeah... sorry, guys. i know it's a pretty messed up / gross concept 😬 )
and as a result, he essentially BECOMES one of his twisted creations?? because i originally decided to scrap the idea, but i've been thinking, maybe — just maybe — it could really help kind of give barton's dehumanization of himself a 'face' or physical manifestation and just exemplifies how disconnected he actually is from reality
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moreaugriffins · 10 months ago
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Imagine Peter getting a call in the middle of the night
him thinking it's probably Ray getting excited about a definitely haunted hairbrush, and letting it ring
eventually picking it up as it continues to ring for a few minutes, only to find out it's Egon's wife
She's stressed, and worried, and Peter isn't sure why she's ringing him
But Winston isn't picking up the phone, and she knows that Egon and Ray have been arguing a lot recently so...
But she's worried
Because Egon's not doing well. He hasn't been sleeping much, or taking care of himself much (which Peter had noticed every time they went on call together), he's been muttering weird stuff, and obsessed with his notes and books, and usually she can help stop him spiralling but he's been pulling away recently, and spending less time and home and-
"He hasn't come home yet"
Egon always comes home, they made an agreement years ago. He's never broken the agreement before
So she's worried
And Peter is too
He knew Egon wasn't doing well, but they were men in their 40s, Egon wasn't a child, he could look after himself, and it was not Peter's job to monitor him. If Egon was struggling, he could speak up. He knew he could come to his friends for help
Then his mind casts back to the time in uni when Egon tried to drill a hole in his own head, how it all started just like this: the sleepless nights and obsessive studies, and pulling away from everyone, even skipping his lectures.. Peter and Ray just about got there on time.. Though Peter joked about the incident now, he's still rattled by it
He's still pretty rattled by many of Egon's vaguely suicidal experiments
He says he'll go look for Egon (after all, she's got a toddler to keep an eye on)
Reassures her that he's fine, that it'll all be fine, he probably just hyperfocused on the proton packs or something, you know how he is
It doesn't reassure her much - he doesn't even believe his own words either, but what else can he say
After the call, he heads to the Firehouse, knowing that if Egon was anywhere, it would likely be in the lab. It was practically the scientist's second home
He storms up to the lab (the place felt eerily quiet. Janine doesn't work at night anymore, Winston has his own home, and Ray has his flat above his shop)
the light is on
that's something
He opens the door, expecting to see Egon in a chaotic state (or god forbid...), and to be fair, the room is an utter mess, with books open, numbers and scripture written on the whiteboard, a pile of empty Twinkies packets around the bin stuffed full of crumpled papers
and in the middle of this mess, is Egon, head in hands, book open in front of him. It's subtle, but he can see the rise and fall of his shoulders
at least he isn't dead (he ignores how worrying that thought is)
He goes over to Egon and whacks him over the top of his head - usually an affectionate gesture from Peter (the affection is slightly lost)
"Come on Spengs, you really leaving your wife at home?"
Egon looks up at him, brows furrowed, and a practised guarded expression, though his eyes gave away the deep exhaustion and paranoia the scientist must be feeling
If it were Winston, he'd know the exact thing to say to Egon, a talk on how his actions are making his (Egon's) wife feel, and to get his act together, with the reminder that everyone was here for him
If it were Ray, despite all the arguments the two had recently, Ray would comfort him, know the exact words to calm the man and ground him back in some sense of reality - those two understood each other on a level like no other
But it was Peter here, right now
And he's not good at emotional conversations or situations. A serious conversation makes him feel like he's going to break out in hives. It's easier to joke than deal with emotions. (that's why he and Egon got on well. Neither liked talking about how they feel)
So when Egon replies with ramblings about Gozer, clearly lost and not in his right mind, Peter makes a couple jokes, he deflects from Egon's worries and brings the man down to the kitchen to make a hot chocolate to calm Egon's mind (that's what they used to do, right?)
There's more talk, mostly from Peter, about some studies he's working on (that are mostly accurate), and how Dana and Oscar are doing, and the show because oh boy does he have a story about that one man who believed he could communicate with fish-
Egon is barely engaging, Peter could see, his mind is elsewhere, running at a million miles an hour, doing complex calculations and making connections. Peter didn't envy the man really - it must be difficult having a mind so clever and loud.
So when he can tell the talking isn't working, he asks "We defeated Gozer, remember? when my girlfriend was turned into a dog, and Stay Puft got the biggest commercial for free, and we crossed the streams. He's gone forever, right?"
Egon seems to come back to reality for a moment, and they stare at each other, before Egon nods slightly and finally takes a sip of his hot chocolate.
Peter eventually drives Egon home, selfishly because he wants to keep an eye on his friend for a little longer, but Egon doesn't utter a word. That's fine. The silence makes Peter's skin itch but it seems to be doing Egon some good.
They arrive at the house (the living room lights are still on), and Egon goes to leave the car, but Peter reaches over last minute, his mouth moving faster than his brain, "All you gotta do is ask, if you need help. We're still your mates, yeah? I don't know what goes on in that brain of yours but you aren't alone."
Egon seems to be mulling something over in his head, then pulls away from Peter's grip - "Goodnight Peter." - and heads inside.
Over the next few weeks, Peter keeps an eye on Egon
He seems to slowly get better
There are no more phone calls from Egon's wife (except one to talk about what happened that night), his eyebags seem to fade away, he talks less about Gozer, the notes disappear and the books are put neatly away or are packed up, and most importantly he seems to be arguing less with the group and making an effort to spend time with them
Then he's gone
and all the equipment and Echo 1 are gone too.
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