Just a bunch of awesome, funny and/or random shit!

any pronouns, bi as hell (Formerly known as sherlockschamberofsecrets)

[junglejim4322]

I live a very balanced life of noticing things nobody else does and not noticing the things that literally everybody notices

[barleytea]

i bought the tpb collecting the first few issues of miles’ run and I’M IN LOVE WITH THIS ANGEL!!! 

[geyfrog]

Referring to someone as your “partner” sounds as if you are deliberately obscuring their gender and may subtly out you. “My ex”, however, is entirely unobtrusively gender-neutral. #breakupallrelationships

[barry2018-2023]

Its so beautiful that God created sadists and masochists to have sex with each other

[ckalaveram]

Trying to get into the habit of drawing more

[fluffysheeps]

Bumble sharks 🐝🦈

[mellosdrawings]

I said I'd redesign some DC black male characters coz I'm annoyed with the damn overused bald/cropped hairstyle. Here it is!

Made a bunch of versions for Stewart coz I couldn't decide on a style :')

[kiragecko]

[Image s are lineart headshots of 7 black male DC characters, focusing on their hairstyles.

Wally West/Kid Flash - shaved sides with criss-crossing cornrows on the top that fall in little braids at the back. He's the only one where we get a reference photo.

Duke Thomas/Signal - shaved sides and short twists on top with gold cuffs.

Jace Fox/Batman - natural hair and a goatee.

Luke Fox/Batwing - a halo of twist-outs or loose locs.

John Stewart/Green Lantern - shaved sides with thick cornrows on top that become long braids, and a circle beard. Images below the cut show the style first without the long braids and beard, and then just without the beard, and finally in the finished version.

John Henry Irons/Steel - shaved sides with what might be sponge twists on top, and a van dyke beard.

Jefferson Pierce/Black Lightning - neat beard, sides in cornrows (I think), and short locs with a side part.

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[mellosdrawings]

Description added!! Thank you :DD

[xxmishax]

I had a dream

[badwolfbadwolf]

I think I am officially Fandom Old. I am so worn out from the arguments on who's the top or the bottom (who cares), what is allowed to be written (anything you want, bejeebus), what is Problematic (I know, just tag it), what other people Should Do (they Should live their lives free of judgment). There isn't a Right Way to do things. Tag your stuff appropriately, don't read stuff you don't want to read, and leave other people (me) alone.

[leeshajoy]

There is nothing quite like the freedom of having gone through all of the Discourse and come out the other side into the promised land of Not Giving A Fuck.

[randomslasher]

The three keys to the promised land are “Block, Unfollow, and Do Not Engage” 

[murderousginger]

I have been in Fandom spaces for 20 years. It is LOVELY once you become the bog witch that no longer gives a fuck.

[dranktwocoffees]

cropped spidey out because he looked awful sory take a doodle of this guy

[thememedaddy]

[lazer-exe]

I'm gonna say it, I do think that even the laziest person imaginable should have a roof over their head, food in their stomach, and access to healthcare

[lazer-exe]

a lot of people are reblogging this saying that most "lazy" people are actually just disabled or that the concept of laziness itself is a product of our society's obsession with productivity. this is all true, but it is not my point.

even if someone WAS just lazy and simply didn't want to do anything but lie on the couch and watch tv, they should still have these things. it's irrelevant whether some people aren't actually lazy because everyone, including hypothetical lazy people, should have their basic needs met.

if we have the resources to do it, there is no defense of letting people die because they don't want to work, and much less because they can't.

I don't want lazy people to have basic necessities because they "actually" deserve them because they ARE working or CAN'T work. I want lazy people to have basic necessities because they are people, and we shouldn't leave them to die when we have the resources not to.

[alpaca-clouds]

The biggest bullshit with Adultism is basically that the people will defend it with: "Well, if we did not force X on kids, kids would not do it, because they hate X."

And then you actually look onto the research.

Kids do not generally hate learning or school. Quite the opposite. Children tend to enjoy learning and are naturally curious. It is exactly the fact that they are forced into school and into the rigid structure of it that often punishes curiosity but also is hostile towards the differences inherent in people, that kids hate it.

Kids do not naturally hate medical care. While medical care is scary at times, the fear usually comes from medical care scenarios being defined by adults overriding a child's agency, not explaining things to him, and otherwise being abusive, that makes children afraid of medical procedures. Additionally the way a lot of medical procedures go hand in hand with denying a child's reality ("Look, it is not that bad") tends to be traumatizing to children.

There have been studies done in this. If you explain a child - even a toddler - what you do and why, children will generally be a lot more okay with stuff like needles and simple procedures, and will even agree to necessary surgical interventions.

If you create a learning environment that allows more for self-directed learning, and involves less specific testing, most kids actually will enjoy learning.

The way kids hate school, and are afraid of doctors is the result of those interactions being associated with violence and coercion. The hatred is because of the coercion, rather than the hatred making the coercion necessary.

[brightlotusmoon]

[cryptic-curation]

This sick bleach shirt I made. Something to showcase my undying love for prehistoric cave art.

Some of the bleach burned thru the shirt bc this was my first time bleaching anything ever, but it kinda adds to it.

[randomalistic]

Your artstyle is like your gut microbiome in the way its everything you consume and like and it also has all your bacteria up in it. Thats probably how that works

[randomalistic]

SO TRUE

[o0kawaii0o]

Hero of Time

[innerchildabortionclinic]

also I don't think parents "these days" are uniquely terrible, I just think neglect is showing up in new ways as technology progresses. today's ipad kid would've been wandering around in a ditch alone all day and night before. parents not wanting to have to deal with children is not a new phenomenon.

[frankendykes-monster]

Today's iPad kid is quite literally yesterday's "shoved in front of a TV for hours on end" kid.

[quaesunt]

The parental neglect is not new, but I do think that some of the educational/community neglect is. Kid-friendly third spaces continue to disappear while schools are handing out iPads, stripping away resources, and telling teachers to allow gen ai into their classrooms.