cinderswrench

[bylerworld]

somebody sedate me

they were so tiny oh my god my miwi

[you-didnt-have-to]

akhdjargjakaejdkahauyegaj

[queijada]

"volume 2 was so bad everyone was so out of character!!" idk i thought the part where the power went out and will and mike had to share a bed to stay warm like the soldiers in the army was pretty neat but maybe that was just me idk

[sihain]

Having a queer character believe he won't find love and proving him right is not good writing.

Having a character grow up in solitary confinement and then ripping her away from the only family she's ever known to live a life of solitude once again is not good writing.

Having a character be in love with his best friend and then just compare it to a high school crush is not good writing.

Having Eleven say that Mike has always been the person who truly understood her after showing us in the previous seasons that he only sees her as a superhero IS NOT GOOD WRITING.

Having two girls be abused by a man with power for the majority of their lives only to leave them dead and alone as a direct consequence of the trauma they suffered IS VILE WRITING

[bylrlvr]

nothing can still replicate the BUZZ when the screen went black after “i had all the answers” only to witness a film reel of will’s memories. i forgot i was watching stranger things, the way it was cinematic like an A24 indie queer coming-of-age film

[queenangella]

[imsadperiod]

[aropride]

u guys talk to ur mutuals? i just think at them rlly hard and hope it works

[starblaster]

i know hearing people on this website love to pass around those posts with links to free sign language lessons but you know you need to actually put effort into learning about Deaf culture, too, right?

[starblaster]

if you are currently learning ASL, you need to read Introduction to American Deaf Culture by Thomas K. Holcomb

[starblaster]

resources for other Deaf cultures include, but are not limited to:

Black Deaf Culture Through the Lens of History (BASL and ASL-centric)

Understanding Deaf Culture by Paddy Ladd (which can also be found on archive.org)

Many Ways to Be Deaf: International Variation in Deaf Communities

the British Deaf Association website

directory for Deaf Australia’s “Our Deaf Ways” video podcast (presented in Auslan with audio from an interpreter and accurate closed captioning for all episodes)

The Irish Deaf Community by Patrick A. Matthews

Breaking the Silence: The Education of the Deaf in Ireland, 1816-1996

the Canadian Deaf Culture Center website

History of Hawai'i Sign Language and Hawai'i Deaf People by Barbara Earth, with Linda Lambrecht

‘We did it ourselves’: The Deaf Social Movement and the Quest for the Legal Recognition of the Libras Sign Language in Brazil

[cinderswrench]

nico and will walked so will and mike could run

[kosmogrl]

[you-are-another-me]

[cinderswrench]

currently following an unclear life path and i will keep u all updated

[plaguedocboi]

I’m listening to the radio at work and I’m officially declaring it illegal to write any more songs about romance and sex and breakups. There are too many. Song topics from now on can include but are not limited to:

Wizards

Pirates

Unusual weather phenomenon

Ghosts

The horror of vast empty spaces

How much you love your silly little cat when you pap him on the head and he says mrrp

A really good cup of coffee

[fishandshesmygills]

everything is about reaching the ending except for the ending which is about wanting to go back to the start

[kosmogrl]

[guerrillatech]

[authorizedpope]

it was so funny watching the rock climbing event that was on for the first ever time at the Olympics this year. the commentators couldn't wrap there heads around how supportive the competitors were and how that actually planned and discussed the climbing routes and problems as a group. it's so funny because first of all the people commenting on this sport have obviously never stepped foot in a climbing gym in their life and second of all if you do any kind of rope or lead climbing, you are literally required to trust your fellow climbers with you safety because they're the one at the other end of the rope stopping you from breaking your neck in most circumstances

like. i know it's a competition for the purposes of the Olympics, but that doesn't mean that all sport is inherently competitive, or that all competition is inherently conflict, and those kinds of attitudes towards sport are why im only just starting to enjoy exercise now in my mid 20s