fast sketch of Sebastian and my mc, Eloise💓💓💓 I love them so much 🤧
Also!! You guys 😭😭 thank you so so so much for all the love, I can’t believe you like my sketches so much♥️♥️♥️🥰💓😘 I love reading all of your comments, hashtags, etc. it makes me smile so much so thank you !!💓
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you’re starring in a movie with the last person you saved in your camera roll and the last song you listened to is the title, who/what is it?
tagged by @jaebeomtual @1ovestay ummmmmm…………. i have difficult relationships with this song bc *REAALLLYYY LOUD CAR PASSES* virgo mar- what u couldn’t hear me? Whoah that’s a shame. Anyway. Tagging @chismosavirus @wantbytaemin @nosferatism and @10281 if you want tooooo mwah
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i think one thing that anti-theists like.. do wrong (?) is treat religions like they're monoliths, which is impossible. you might find that one denomination is larger than another, but there will pretty much always be other denominations, and varying interpretations within each denomination.
no religion is a monolith, and no religion ever will be one. that's because religion is a personal experience to the individual, who will have their own thoughts and feelings about their faith. that is how people are in regards to everything, because humans aren't a monolith of a species.
i understand it might be confusing, or even frustrating when a religion has many denominations and interpretations, but that doesn't work super well as a reason for wanting to rid of religion. in fact, just yesterday i was told by an anti-theist that 'ideally' the belief of magic would be rid of and traditional religion wouldn't change. i know for a fact that other anti-theists would disagree with that and present their own ideal outcome of anti-theism, because i often browse anti-theism tags to get an understanding of anti-theist beliefs (it's good practice to read up on some opposing opinions to get some standing ground! my dad taught me that.)
it is perfectly okay to be critical of religion, i myself am critical of some religious ideas from varying religions! but when you don't fully understand the religion you're criticizing, and you're getting your information from biased sources, or only reading about limited ideas then you don't have the information to accurately criticize any religion. the idea that all religions are strict monoliths is entirely false, and if someone believes that then their criticism isn't totally credible, especially when they can't acknowledge the good of religion.
in the end, individual religions can not be treated as if they are massive groups of people who all share the same ideas and the same beliefs, harmful or not. because that's literally just not true. if you want to improve religion then actually go forth and try to understand it and listen to different people discuss their religion and it's flaws, trying to get rid of religion will only hurt people. (and i very strongly believe that getting rid of religion will in turn hurt spiritually, and by extension culture.)
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any hcs for shanks nd/or luffy?
I think it has less to do with this ship in particular and more to do with the type of writer I am and how I in particular enjoy stories but I don’t have headcanons that I find it impossible to divorce from how I see either of them or that I would defend to the death…
except maybe that Shanks is Luffy’s first love. but like…is it a headcanon when you can cite specific examples from the canon that match with what the poets say on the matter? or is that just meta?
much to think about…
what about you, anon, what are your headcanons? I would love to hear about them! 🫶
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People always comment on the fact that I reblog the fics that I read and try my best to leave enthusiastic responses along with the reblog. And I’m so happy to do it.
I also do it because it’s a good example of treating others how I’d like to be treated ♥️ if you like my writing, it’s amazing to hear what you liked about it. Even if it’s simple as “_____ line made me laugh” or “_____ was so hot/sweet.” It means a lot, you have no idea.
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u remember how this goes right? kyoya sees the fake flirting and assumes the wrong thing and gets all jealous and weird and everyone can tell and then. yk the thing that happened in the host club with the. you know.
I REMEMBER. DO YOU REMEMBER HOW WE DIDNT SEE KYOUYA FOR LIKE TWO CHAPTERS AND WHEN HE FINALLY DID SHOW UP IT WAS WHAT REALLY KICKED OFF THE MISUNDERSTANDING
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xenogender:
playingcardbunnypushic!
DEFINITION: a xenogender that describes a connection to playing cards/card games or gambling/casinos, bunnies/rabbits, and soft plushies!
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Well, I've been wanting to make a post about what I like about show!daniel, but I want to write most of it on a day where I'm not in as much pain and I can articulate myself better, but for now:
Daniel is a complete dickhead. He's a bitter, mean old man. He makes a point of putting his flaws on display so that other people can't hurt him with jabs about his failed marriages and children who resent him. He goes out of his way to avoid using any tact, using his journalism as an excuse even when that's the reason his interpersonal relationships all collapse, to the degree that it's like he has no self-preservation in front of 2 bloodthirsty monsters. He's a total asshole. He has plenty of regrets, he's scared of his own mortality, he's in pain, and he's making it everyone else's problem.
... And I love that! 🥰
Maybe it's the cat person in me, but I really enjoy fictional characters who are deliberately written to be unlikable. I find it really refreshing and, in a way, cathartic, because I'm also a complete dickhead. In a world where the vast majority of characters are these silly little caricatures of humanity that have carefully selected flaws that can be excused away, that don't have bad intentions and all their conflicts revolve around a comical misunderstanding... I enjoy it a lot whenever characters are just allowed to reflect the selfishness and pettiness of human nature.
I feel like that kind of realism is doubly satisfying when this is a character in his 70's; kinda like what eric said about the idea younger people have about old men being wholesome, older people in fiction don't usually get to be cranky and shitty. They're kinda pigeonholed into being grandmas knitting, cooking, slipping their grandkids money, or grandpas helping build something or paint or give the right advice, etc. And that's ridiculous, right, because we all know that old people aren't all cookie-cutter shaped and can be horrendous trainwrecks. There's a lot of shit daniel does that reminds me of my own asshole grandparents, or the patients my mom gets for hospice that come with a warning. (These are her favorite patients, so that's probably part of why I gravitate towards asshole characters too.) These defense mechanisms exist to protect yourself from being hurt and maintain the fantasy of being in control, when people inevitably decide to withhold compassion/kindness/human dignity from you.
So, like I said, it's refreshing and inch resting to me; I like that he says something mean in a deadpan voice and 2 handsome young-looking vampires start giggling and twirling their hair, I like that he gets to have a sort of "coming out of the closet" realization after a lifetime of failed connections and loneliness, I like that he gets to become a sexc gilf vampire, I hope to god he gets some good dicking down in-universe/on-screen, and I'm happy that eric got his wish of playing a vampire. I had no idea that I wanted this, but apparently this is the kinda gay rep that I, personally, wanted!!! It's exciting, it's fun, I'm having a great time
... Well, this got way longer than I was intending to write today... but I didn't really want to Just say that I enjoy that he's an asshole; I wanted to elaborate on why instead of it sounding like a juvenile jokey post
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