Sugar & Lawlessness

It's been a long time since I've been on Tumblr but I'm back to lurking mostly.

[saikou-no-saiko]

Now you can check what your RC type you could have in TG Jail!

Quiz are based on @makyun and @sunset-tower explanations of Rc type test from game. They have written here and here.

If anyone finds a bug, please contact me.

Code source: Gary Carino

[anarchycupcake]

I got Koukaku!

[esteljune]

Mirror’s Edge Catalyst || Faith Connors 

[herhonestlife]

What it’s like to talk about feminism on the internet

[forevrdreamingofbetterthings]

this is on point

[anarchycupcake]

Best of Toonami Survey

Hey again Toonami faithful, boosting again! I created a Toonami survey and I’d love it if you would give it a look! I’ll be making the results into a video series and I want to try to reach as many Toonami fans as possible to get the most accurate and diverse survey results possible.

You may have answered Toonami-related surveys before, but I can assure you that none have probably been quite this intense! The purpose of this survey is to find out just what some of Toonami’s most devoted fans enjoyed the most about Toonami and the series it’s aired over the many awesome years it’s been on air. Have you ever thought about who the best Toonami male character is? Best mecha? Best weapon? Well get ready to, and be sure to answer honestly, because the results from each question will be featured in a countdown as part of a “Best of Toonami” video!

The link can be found here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/19qS1OUE03URuA2dfNoApsmBPZ00H3zkFYri7lvpd1KQ/viewform?usp=send_form

[anarchycupcake]

Best of Toonami Survey

Hey Toonami faithful! I created a Toonami survey and I'd love it if you would give it a look! I'll be making the results into a video series and I want to try to reach as many Toonami fans as possible to get the most accurate and diverse survey results possible.

You may have answered Toonami-related surveys before, but I can assure you that none have probably been quite this intense! The purpose of this survey is to find out just what some of Toonami's most devoted fans enjoyed the most about Toonami and the series it's aired over the many awesome years it's been on air. Have you ever thought about who the best Toonami male character is? Best mecha? Best weapon? Well get ready to, and be sure to answer honestly, because the results from each question will be featured in a countdown as part of a "Best of Toonami" video!

The link can be found here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/19qS1OUE03URuA2dfNoApsmBPZ00H3zkFYri7lvpd1KQ/viewform?usp=send_form

[glowhq]

Endometriosis

Endometriosis—the struggle is real.  Killer cramps are NOT normal.  Periods that last longer than 7 days are NOT normal. Heavy bleeding that soaks through a tampon every 2 hours is NOT normal; pain during sex is NOT normal. Bouts of diarrhea and vomiting that accompany every menstrual cycle are NOT normal. No, no, and no!  For many people, this reality is just endometriosis at work.

Sad truth: Many of us are taught to downplay these symptoms. Our pain is diminished by parents, siblings, friends and even health care professionals who convince us that everyone goes through this.

Maybe that is why, according to the Endometriosis Foundation of America, it takes 10 years on average to receive an accurate endometriosis diagnosis. That’s a decade, people! That’s 130 periods of agony, 912 days of someone asking you to take Advil and suck it up.  That…is not okay.

Endometriosis is pervasive.  It affects 1 in 20 Americans of reproductive age and an estimated 176 million people worldwide. It occurs when tissue similar to the endometrium (the lining of the uterus) is found outside the uterus on other parts of the body.  

There are lots of symptoms that can vary among patients.  Pelvic pain is most common, as well as pain that coincides with menstruation.  Other symptoms include heavy cramps, long-lasting bleeding, nausea or vomiting, pain during sex and, unfortunately, infertility.  Some people may even experience symptoms throughout their entire cycle—a real drag.

In addition to these physical symptoms, endometriosis takes a toll on someone’s personal and professional life. Chronic pain can severely affect quality of life day-to-day; medical care can be extremely costly. Furthermore, absenteeism can alter relationships in the workplace and at home.

Despite the intense discomfort, many people do not realize they have endometriosis until they try to get pregnant. And because the disease tends to get progressively worse over time, approximately 30-40% of people who have endometriosis experience fertility challenges.

There is no simple diagnostic test for endometriosis—no blood, urine, or saliva testing can confirm the condition. The only way to verify endometriosis is to undergo a diagnostic laparoscopy with pathology confirmation of biopsy specimens.  

On the bright side, many endometriosis symptoms— including infertility—can be addressed after diagnosis. The gold standard for endometriosis treatment is laparoscopic excision surgery. This involves a careful removal of the entire endometrial lesion from wherever it grows.

The first step to getting there is recognizing that your pain is not normal and seeking timely intervention. The earlier endometriosis is detected and treated, the better the results. Tracking your symptoms will make you better informed for your next doctor’s visit, and set you on a path to better (and less painful!) menstrual health.

For more information about Endometriosis, visit www.endofound.org

[imnotcuteimadorabloodthirsty]

Asexuals, bisexuals, and pansexuals all have a closet to come out of. Except it’s less of a closet and more like the wardrobe to Narnia.

‘Cause when they come out, no one believes them or the things they experienced.

[theasexualityblog-deactivated20]

Where is the lie?

[careydraws]

I owe a lot to that vanished group. Were you in it? I miss you. Made this short comic for Dirty Diamonds #4- breakups. If you missed it at MICE and SPX this year, it’ll be at Asbury Park Comic Con in 2014, and fingers crossed for TCAF.

[wilwheaton]

For a lot of Gen X and Gen Y, I imagine that this is going to hit home … it did for me.

[megan-cutler]

I’ve shared this before, but it’s worth sharing again. Anonymity on the Internet was a big thing when I grew up. You didn’t give out your real name, address or picture. You weren’t meant to get close to people on the Internet. Yet I managed to meet both my husband and my best friend that way. Funny how life works.

[lianabrooks]

For me it was the people offline that I lost track of. I still know where to find my online friends. We migrated together, even though we’re doing different things we still keep in touch. I go to them with news before blood relatives, because they’re family even if they aren’t related. 

[anarchycupcake]

I had a lot of experiences like this throughout my many years on the internet, this does hit home.

[chousaheyyydan]

Day/Week 3:  my friends

Dan is loud and Canadian, Abby is loud and nerdy, and Sarah puts up with us all for some reason?  TBD

We spent a lot of nights like this.

Also shit quality but my life is a living hell rn so

[anarchycupcake]

omg this is great

[dunwall]

E3 drinking game hardcore edition

“innovative”

the protag is a white stubbly man

xbox tries to outmatch ps4

host tries to do an internet joke

xbox host mentions tv

scandinavian swedish person talks about a game

sports

call of duty goes into explicit detail about a new feature

kojima

”everythings a weapon”

[starberry-cupcake]

Some quotes from this amazing interview with Rebecca Sugar

[doctorpeen]

this fuckin show I can’t what?

[fandomsandfeminism]

THIS SHOOOOOOOW

[micdotcom]

Watch: Cecily Strong absolutely destroyed at the White House Correspondents Dinner. Seriously, the whole thing is incredible. 

[anarchycupcake]

My top 25 anime endings video for the Winter 2015 anime season. I'm still new at these countdown videos, so I'd appreciate any feedback/input!

[anarchycupcake]

"Although I obviously cannot say with absolutely certainty that MagicAmy is, in fact Hyerim Lee or even a woman (although it seems pretty likely at this point that she is), this whole situation seems to point to a conclusion that this was a case of spectators and other players alike finding it more feasible that MagicAmy was a man in disguise than a really good female Hearthstone player capable of beating (or at least placing on par with) some of the best Hearthstone players int he world. Once again this ties back to the fact that the gaming community just loves to question the legitimacy of female gamers. Would anyone ever accuse a top ranked male player as being a “fake storefront” for a player who was actually female? No, of course not, and it probably sounds ridiculous to even propose that scenario, because, unlike female players, a cis male player’s gender will never be called into question. After all, it is all too often that – and this is particularly true if you’re a good/successful/popular player – you are male until proven otherwise and, if female, a fake/attention seeker until proven otherwise as well.

MagicAmy was not accused of being a man in disguise out of a genuine concern that a player was falsely advertising themselves or being deceitful. I am of the firm belief that this was an effort eliminate any threats to the accusers’ masculinity (being beaten or having their idols beaten by a woman) or drive her out of the equation altogether. I really need only to point to the fact that these rumors turned quickly towards accusing her of being a pathological liar, a con artist, and a scammer to prove that point and tarnish her character. Until a female player is able to stand her own with her male counterparts without fear of being accused, doubted, or harassed for her gender, our communities – especially the Hearthstone communities it seems – have a long way to go."

[the-bluespirit]

Happy 10 Year Anniversary, Avatar: The Last Airbender! (2005-2008)

[declencheurs]

Gelareh designs coats

[micdotcom]

MTV is taking a bold 12-hour stand for racial awareness 

MTV is going where it’s never gone before.

In an effort to go from “color blind” to “color brave,” MTV announced it will run 12 hours of its programming in black and white on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, beginning at 9 a.m.

Part of the “Look Different” anti-bias campaign known as #TheTalk, the network aims to provide its generation of viewers a literal channel to talk about race. Additionally, every commercial break will be filled with testimonials and reflections about race in America from celebrities like Kendrick Lamar, Ava DuVernay, David Oyelowo and Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.). 

Even though they are going monochromatic, MTV is doing anything but championing colorblindness.