Vecna’s Servant

this is the house that built me, and I’m gonna burn it down

[becomingvecna]

— David Cronenberg, Consumed

[allthingswhumpyandangsty]

so... if fiction is just fiction, then what do you think about loli and shota content?

read the first part of your ask, “fiction is just fiction”.

I don’t like loli or shota, because it’s not my thing, so I just ignore and don’t engage with anything about it if I ever come across it — but again, fiction is literally just fiction.

[guardcanine]

[knebellindemann]

© Sylvie Cliche

[rafikecoyote]

Lee Jung-jae as Ray the Butcher in Deliver Us From Evil 2020

[questions-about-blorbos]

when you reach enough amount of followers, you will encounter entitled people who think they can tell you what you can and can’t post on your own blog. always ignore those cunts

[taken-by-sireen]

Krušné hory (The Ore Mountains)

[spaghettibastard]

Make us whole 

[weltenwellen]

Wildness Before Something Sublime Leila Chatti

[teamsilenthills]

SILENT HILL 2 Remake.

[curiositysavesthecat]

Please read the FULL CONTEXT under the poll block BEFORE voting. — Do you think it's a violation of one's autonomy when a school teacher cuts students' hair without their consent, against their will?

Yes, it is

No, it's not

Remaining time: 3 days 6 hours

Full context from the submitter: when I was in high school, our school had a strict hair policy for both boys and girls. Boys have to have this specific hairstyle. Girls' hair length cannot be longer than blah blah blah. Every month on a specific date we have to let our teachers check our hair to see if it's acceptable. But sometimes teachers will just randomly check any day they want, with no heads up, during morning assembly before classes start. If they see that your hair is too long (girl) or if it's not in the correct style (boy) they will use a pair of scissors to cut it right then and there. BUT they never cut it so that it's "correct and acceptable" again. They cut it so that it's ugly — and students are humiliated because morning assembly is public, every student is there — and then we will have to have it fixed at a salon ourselves after school. If we don't fix it by the next day, there will be a punishment. I'm not U.S. based but apparently this is very common for most schools in my country, even today. Parents are okay with it because "it's always been this way since forever and they went through the same thing when they were kids / teenagers too".

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[bebx]

Hwang In-ho

[beweep]

Mist

[knebellindemann]

[bebx]

[knebellindemann]

[goodhairanddespair]

we need to bring back the 80s style crop tops and shorts for men. i need it to be popular again. slut the men out like johnny depp in nightmare on elm street. slut them out.