[savyir-genesizz-the-wizard]

reblog to drop the CABAL FUCKIN DROP POD on the post below

[pinkmoondoll9shihtzu]

No Ret9rn. #💔 #🐚 #🩸

[pinkmoondoll9shihtzu]

Hello :3 could I request Nyu from Elfen Lied?

munchmunch...thankuu for the request anon 8)

[shiroskeith-blog]

Next time antis are being, well, antis, show them this:

[latining]

So a child came to you with concerns and criticism, and rather than ignoring said criticism because it wasn’t relevant to the fan work (taking your word for this), you decided to belittle them and imply their parents should be monitoring their internet use.

Cool. Cool thing you did there. Cool way for an adult to treat a child.

I wonder how they’re going to respond the next time they see something fucked up in fandom, or worse, experience it. Like the rampant sexual harassment and assault at conventions. Do you think they’re going to talk to an adult? Or do you think they’re going to internalise it as just part of the fandom and their fault for showing up?

But hey, you sure showed that middle-schooler.

[villainislemony]

[cameoamalthea]

If a child came to OP with concerns and criticism about adult content they shouldn’t be viewing, then their parents should be monitoring their internet usage because they aren’t obeying rating based restrictions.

If a 12 year old snuck into see Deadpool or It and then complained to the threats about it, the theater would probably call their parents and report them for sneaking into an R rated movie.

Ratings are their for a reason.

Also, ‘talk to your parents/other trusted adult’ if something upsets you is good advice. OP is telling them they need to talk to an adult, their parents, not a stranger on the internet.

[ardwynna]

If an adult has a problem with a child’s behavior offline, a light warning and speaking to the parents is how it goes, nothing odd about that. But online, as much as we would like to have an adult conversation about how little Timmy needs to stop peeking in neighbor’s windows because he’s not ready to understand swinging and pony play yet and besides he’s breaking the law, we have to interact with the children themselves in a more direct fashion. We have to rely on them to ask their parents to step up and parent, and that’s more responsibility than some of them want to handle.

What I do find ironic about this entire situation is that the children don’t hesitate to demand that the adult fans treat them like the children they are, but when we do, they’re upset. They don’t want, “The sign means ‘stay out’ Timmy,” or “I’m going to have to talk to your mother, Timmy,” but “Pour the booze down the toilet, babyproof the house and turn the whole world into a Zero Tolerance zone because Timmy exists.” For a group that’s so staunchly anti-kink, they’re very into ageplay and topping from the bottom.

[untitled23343]

“…the children don’t hesitate to demand that the adult fans treat them like the children they are, but when we do, they’re upset.”

T H A T is the fucking truth right there. I get sick of hearing “I’m a minor, it’s your responsibility as an adult to protect me from seeing bad things!!” and then when my response is “stay away from my blog, stay away from my AO3, and if you aren’t old enough to be seeing occasional porn then tumblr isn’t a good place for you because it’s a poorly designed website and you’re gonna stumble on that shit”, then I’m still not doing my job.

what the fuck do you expect me to do? I really wanna know. other than tagging and slapping big, obvious warning labels on anything I post, I want to know what I’m expected to do to protect minors with internet access.

[animenutcase]

See, what I think is happening is that they REALLY want to not have to see the age-inappropriate things they PERSONALLY don’t like, without having to put in any effort to avoid said things. If their parents start monitoring their computer stuff, they won’t be able to see the age-inappropriate stuff they DO want to see. After all, if NSFW stuff is properly tagged, they shouldn’t have been able to see it in the first place unless they were already looking for NSFW things, right?

[roselinbooks-deactivated2021032]

This.

Warnings are posted for a reason. As a content creator, the extent of my responsibility is to appropriately rate and tag things that have potentially upsetting content. Avoiding those things is the responsibility of the consumer, not the creator.

If I forget to tag something, by all means, let me know! But don’t complain to me when something tagged with tw: gore contains graphic violence.

[megpie71]

Once again: this is a kid walking into the front bar of a pub, and being shocked, shocked, I tell you, that alcoholic beverages are on sale.  (Oh, and how dare the bartender tell them they’re going to have to present ID in order to be served!)

If you choose, of your own accord, to go into the adult place marked with the sign saying “adults only” and to click “yes, I’m an adult” on the warning that pops up before you get to see anything, then yes, the site owners are within their rights to presume you are capable of dealing with whatever shows up as a result. 

[vickytokio]

This is still a subject that never fails to baffle me, especially since it’s so new. Fifteen years ago, it didn’t work like that and I am honestly curious about how did it change…

[sweaterkittensahoy]

NSFW content got way easier to search about 15 years ago. Then AO3 put together a strong tagging system that made it even easier to find what you’re into while also making it easier for people who just wanna be assholes to find people to harass. 

This is not AO3′s fault. I wanna be clear on that. They created an excellent tagging system that is meant–specifically–to help people not read things they don’t want to read. It’s not on them that assholes use the same system to be assholes.

Add to that the rise in ‘all things must be friendly to children to be correct and right to consume’ horseshit that’s been happening in the last decade, and here we are. With teenagers claiming adults owe them constant monitoring and protection against the adult spaces that are very clearly labeled and tagged exactly so people can avoid them if they don’t want to see what’s there. 

Bad news, teenagers. You are actually responsible for the choices you make, and it’s not the job of some rando on the internet to fix it for you when you make a bad decision that makes you unhappy. Welcome to dealing with your own shit. You’re gonna have to do it the rest of your life.

[yourstormthlaylirahh]

"Capitalism breeds creativity and innovation" tell that to everyone who worked on the shows HBO max just pulled

[comfortfrogblog]

you will feel so alive again.. like so incredibly alive. i dont know when that will be but it will be. u are gonna feel so alive that ur cheeks hurt from smiling oh man oh man i promise that day is coming. you do have a future, you do have good things coming, and you’ll survive everything that’s thrown at you until you reach that day

[comfortfrogblog]

i do promise

[titkoks]

“this lizards like the weeping angels from doctor who”

[bonus--level-deactivated2018070]

[dendensushicosplay-deactivated2]

Friendly reminder that you don’t always know what’s going on on the other side of the screen…

[excelhateform-deactivated201502]

I really worry sometimes people might be like this when talking to them …

please if you’re a friend or anyone really and you’re ever upset like this don’t try and hide it, I’m always willing to be a shoulder to cry on :c

[lumanous-deactivated20131028]

basically.

[lost-minds-and-triggers]

I’ve done this so many times, it’s depressing.

[erebusatrophyxrp]

Please. If any of you are ever down and ever need anyone to talk to Tell me I’m always, -always- open to talk And even if I’m not, I know people who will be. Seriously.

[oscar-is-replying]

This is for anyone who have ever felt this way.

[fuckyeahchinesefashion]

traditional handmade chinese hair ornaments ronghua绒花 by 云中手作

[memewhore]

[myfaveisnormal]

[Video description: A compilation of clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation showing the instances in which Picard pulled his shirt. It is edited so that every time he pulls his shirt, his badge flies off of his uniform with a 'pop' sound. End description]

[mossdftba]

[idrils]

kickstarter to replace my uterus with something useful like a boombox or a fog machine

[catchymemes]

[getoffmybloghoe-deactivated2018]

no mom it’s art *continues to glue cheetos onto the dog*

[grungegender-deactivated2020123]

self undiagnosing myself. i no longer am.

[imnotokaythanks]

I don't think, therefore I am not

[sharketypes]

You know what?

I am annoying sometimes.

And that’s okay. It’s not the death sentence I was led to believe. People will love me even if I can’t read their signals sometimes. Not understanding is forgivable. I don’t have to hold myself back so I don’t annoy anyone ever.

The people who love me know I get excited. And I am still loved.

[shitty-fallout-art]

seeing how people act in quarantine, I now understand on a personal level why every vault in fallout was as fucked up as it was

[virgoassbitch]