the things I like

the things I care about

[toxictiktoks]

[macaronicowgurl]

[galmiahthepigeon]

shocked and betrayed.

[crittizen]

Sound ON

[multishipping-goodness]

@thedeadmemereturns

[thedeadmemereturns]

[official-lucifers-child]

why do so many animated hugs look like the coldest, most uncomfortable embraces ever?

[official-lucifers-child]

two people in a cartoon: *hug*

me:

[noodles-07]

Meanwhile, Stuido Ghibli:

[official-lucifers-child]

now THATS a hug!!! look at the movement!! look at the the arms and the closeness!!!!!

[justdecadentcollectiondestiny]

Can we make this a Studio Ghibli hugs appreciation post?

Like this one! The joy!! The pure happiness and delight!!!

[official-lucifers-child]

yes yes yes

[elendraug]

[cryinonthebusdyinlittlewuss]

[loycos]

[tiktoksthataregood-ish]

[tiktokmuseum]

tiny panther roar

[artwheat]

Water genasi tempest cleric for a one shot :)

[eexersworkshop]

Hello, I made a thing! This is a resource pack that changes all fonts in Minecraft to Open Dyslexic! I'm not dyslexic myself, but I am good at making resource packs, so I thought this could help some people out! (And if you are dyslexic, please give me feedback!)

According to my brief research, this font is the one dyslexic people generally seemed to prefer. Here are some screenshots of what it looks like!

[ID: Five Minecraft screenshots. They are the title screen, debug screen, an open book saying "Words! And other words! Punctuation!?!?! This is a font with lots of letters and I am definitely not making this up as I go. Look there are more characters in the english alphabet!", a sign that says "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog", and the pause menu. end ID.]

Download the pack here if you want, and if you find it helpful, please reblog and share!

[eexer-watches-hermitcraft]

Hey everybody

[rslashrats]

i keep thinking all the mars rovers are the size of a medium dog but i am wrong every single time

[rslashrats]

[arsanatomica]

If it’s not prying too much what made you go from working in the gaming industry to wanting to go into anatomy/dissection/vulture culture (I hope I’m using the right terms if not please forgive me!)

1. Have long held childhood interest in animals. Use drawing as coping mechanism for problems at home.  2. Work in the game industry, specialize in creature design. 

3. Start wanting to learn more about animal anatomy so you can design better creatures. 

4. Draw live animals.

4. Draw dead animals so you can examine them more. 

5. Start dissecting dead animals to better understand them

get evicted for dissecting animals at home

6. Seeing the bones will allow me to better understand where muscles attach.  Get good at cleaning bones. 

7. Use dissected animals for reference while designing creatures.  They smell bad. Get good at preserving them.

8. Develop specimen hoarding problem. Start selling boxes of random specimens found around apartment. 

9. Realize that the injuries and marks on the bodies of the animals mean something.

10. Recognize the resilience, courage of the experiences that marked their bodies.

and identify with never having had a voice to speak of what they endured

11. “Someone should know what happened to you.... even if it’s too late, even if it changes nothing, what happened was to you was real.”

12. No one is interested in their stories because the photos are too graphic. Get good at photoshop.

13. Discover that presentation really matters. People are more interested in these stories if they are presented better. Applies this idea to specimens. 

14. Not that interested in creature design for games anymore. Wanders off because other work feels more  meaningful. 

[tiktoksthataregood-ish]

[theoreticalpermaculture]

[lisbonsteresa]

[somekindaspacecadet]

I LOVE THIS SONG

[evilwriter37]

Saying “this niche, properly tagged, warned, and rated piece of fiction could theoretically hurt someone” is not a good argument. This properly labeled cookie with the allergen information at the bottom that contains gluten could theoretically harm me very badly, but only if I consume it. Tags are like nutrition labels, and warnings are like allergy information. If you know you have an allergy to something, the logic is to stay away from it. It is the same with fiction. I’m not running through stores yelling at people to take all the products with gluten off the shelves just because it could hurt me. Instead I ignore it and go to the gluten free section and find cookies that are right for me. And if running through a grocery store yelling sounds ridiculous, that’s because it is. Stop doing the same with fiction.

[damnthesegames]

The only problem with building a home in the desert is how often Enderman try to aggressively offer you sand. 

[kirishima-hates-terfs]

He’s nervous

[kittydoodle]

made an animal crossing oc!! gonna make a catboy version of him soon so keep an eye out…

[aesthesiamag]

Succulents Decorate Cakes by Leslie Vigil

[superscanaries]

[user87262893]

The type of the mother I’m trying to be. Not just encourage bodily autonomy, but reward displays of it, even when it might make someone else in the room uncomfortable.

[swedepea]

I’ve made so many people uncomfortable in supporting my daughter’s personal space. People will try to hug her, she’ll sometimes say “No, thank you” and the adult will look at me to make her do it, but I just say “It’s ok honey, you don’t have to hug anyone you don’t want to.” It makes people irrationally huffy, making me feel even more justified in supporting my daughter’s choices. Creeps.