get frogged

he/him 20s mostly here for the shitposts. speak French, German and Italian+Russian (только плохо)

[dreadwedge]

As a transsexual woman 👩 who has had multiple experiences ‼️ I have found 🔎 that the biggest block of cheese 🧀 is usually the one ☝️ that has the largest size 📈

[dreadwedge]

mature content

[strike-another-match]

"christian characters in movies are poorly written because the writers are atheist" "atheist characters in movies are poorly written because the writers are christian" stop fighting. all human experience is poorly written in movies because the writers are californian

[rodrickheffeley]

women stories matter

[dogpuppy]

[pinetreevillain]

Degree Project just dropped ✌️✌️

Made a cool sticker for it as well—

[dogpuppy]

[squirrelly-13]

they got married btw

[visit-me-here-in-wonderland]

oh you’re not kidding

[dogpuppy]

[emnesoi0]

the problem with visual novels is that they are novels, but they are almost exclusively sold on video game distribution platforms, which means that they're novels being read by gamers who are by and large entirely unequipped to critique that medium

[vivvy-of-the-lake]

gamers are by and large unequipped to read

[flipchild]

Just drank a hot cup of Hava 🍵

[fuckoe]

What is hava

[flipchild]

Hava niceday

[cheddar-baby]

[warcrimesimulator]

crying

[beardedmrbean]

[just-some-normal-jessica-deacti]

this has the visual structure of a hello kitty traumacore post

[cad-faoi-maeglin]

*grabs you by the shoulders and shakes you violently*

Listen to me, Irish spelling is logical and has rules. Your unfamiliarity with our language does not change that.

BuT tHaT's NoT tHe SoUnD tHoSe LeTtErS mAkE

Yes, it is! That is the sound those letters make! All you're doing is telling me you can't read!

[shetheyshenanigans]

sometimes I just get so unbelievably pissed off about the English language and the British empire because for fucks sake I want MY LANGUAGE BACK

I'm decently fluent in Irish, which is an incredible thing to have imo, but it's not my first language and never will be. I call it my native language, my mother tongue, but the fact of the matter is I think in English first and translate to Irish when I speak.

I love Irish so much, but when I learn new words I have to know the meaning in English first. It's so important to me, but I can't take back the centuries of oppression of my language no matter how much I speak it or how much I love it.

If the British hadn't colonised Ireland, I could've been speaking Irish from the cradle, surrounded by native Irish speakers, had it be my first language. Yes, we still have the Gaeltachtaí but even there, Irish is scattered and English is commonplace because we now live in a society where English is the language of daily life. Speaking Irish is still seen as unusual and try-hard, and there's a legacy of shame around our language.

Shame! For Irish! For the beautiful language our people created and spoke and loved for more than TWO THOUSAND YEARS and because of colonisation and the Famine and the imperial oppression of our beloved home, there is national shame for our language.

I don't even know where I'm going with this post, what I even mean, but I miss Irish even when I'm speaking it and I want back what I never had in the first place and Irish is truly a part of my soul and I hate that my grammar is better in English and for gods sake why couldn't they just leave us alone

[celticstudies]

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man, celtic languages are never allowed to just have a translation, are they. there always has to be something like "this reveals so much about the celtic mindset of our ancient ancestors and their reverence for nature" or "in celtic languages you don't own anything, it is with you or at you, which shows so much about how ancient celts blah blah blah"

[polari]

mind you before sinners we didn’t have definitive proof that it was possible to successfully make a movie in 2025

[itsvvhatever-blog]

He has that sadness in his eyes that you only see in Eastern European gay porn

[were--ralph]

U 34 and a furry

ill be 60 and one too