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my favorite characters are ones who have never met a problem they couldn't make worse. who are coming off the back of a string of atrocities that systematically eradicated every single good thing in their lives that they feel genuine bone-deep remorse for to the extent that they are almost totally destroyed as people, like they fully recognize the problems at hand and the reality of what it is they've done, no pretensions of letting themselves off the hook or anything, they desperately, feverishly want to change, and then they see the perfect opportunity in front of them to leave it all behind and be better and feel better, and, just before taking that decisive final step to start on that path, quickly add "hang on, one second--" and do the Exact same atrocity all over again <3

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HE GOT BICURIOUS IN THE TIMELOOP !!!

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A New "Evil Island" Has Been Discovered in the Galapagos - And Yep, The Finches There Evolved to Kick Babies

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im curious about hanya yanagihara

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i have glass bones and paper skin. and a final tomorrow

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writing ideas that are sick as hell that I am absolutely not qualified to take on

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3 papers to read in Deaf & disability studies within linguistics

I was compiling a to-read list for another purpose anyways, so I thought I might as well drop this here! These 3 papers are at the intersection of Deaf studies, disability studies, and linguistics. Jon Henner, Lina Hou, and Octavian Robinson are all scholars to read in this area.

Henner, J., & Robinson, O. (2023). Unsettling languages, unruly bodyminds: A crip linguistics manifesto. Journal of Critical Study of Communication and Disability, 1(1), 7-37. The paper is here, and there's also this lovely podcast version read by Vagrant Gautam.

Hou, L., & Namboodiripad, S. (2024). Manifesting a Crip Linguistic Theory through a Critical Disability Raciolinguistic Perspective. A preprint of the paper is available here.

Robinson, O. E., Sheneman, N., & Henner, J. (2020). Toxic ableism among interpreters: Impeding deaf people’s linguistic rights through pathological posturing. Honouring the past, treasuring the present, shaping the future, 14-41. The paper is here.

I'm new to reading in this topic, so I may do another post with another set of papers in the future when I have read more deeply! If you know other papers that talk about Deaf and disability studies in linguistics, please feel free to drop links and citations Check out my 3 Papers To Read tag for other linguistics recommended reading

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some of y’all bout to be real mad at me. but it must be said. some of the shit u call corny/cringy is actually just genuine/cute/sweet and y’all r just afraid of expressing any type of positive emotion

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This is what info dumping oc lore feels like

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Need a girl who just washed up on the shore

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guy whos favorite characters are usually always doomed siblings voice: hey man did you know about these doomed siblings

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why does he look like rio from la casa de papel…

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HELLO???

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Having people like my ocs is so embarrassing like nooooo don't look at himmm I'm still building himmmm 😢😢😢 nooo he's not ready for you yet 😢😢😢😢😢😢 he's still in pre-release beta version 0.8 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

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IM GOING TO FUCKING LOSE IT RIGHT HERE RIGHT NOW OH MY GODDDDD

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GOODNESS KNOWS THE WICKEDS LIVES ARE LONELY GOODNESS KNOWS THE WICKED DIE ALONE