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is this canon or what

Saying "voting doesn't matter" might reach your younger peers online but it certainly hasn't reached Clangus Hargbarg who was part of the kkk in 1951 and still sends in his ballot. He hasn't missed a one.

seymour-butz-stuff

stevviefox

Please register and vote.

toonstarterz

Shout out to dungeon meshi for having almost all adult characters.

In an era where fantasy and isekai are usually reserved for teenagers, having a series where grown ass men and women can go on silly adventures together is a giant breath of fresh air.

arctvros

so these are our only two options? we’re cooked

primarining

if your game needs 150 gigabytes of my hard drive it better come out the computer and suck me off. i hate you

as-i-watch

I will never shut up about Laios as a leader. That moment when he realises he's over his head, and he doesnt know what to do, and he feels guilty for losing a group member, he inmediatly seeks for help

He really just honestly wants to serve his party as best he can and feels so responsible for not being up the challenge

#dungeon meshi spoilers #dungeon meshi #laios touden

as-i-watch

Very funny they still did it, but Chilchuck just wanted to bitch about it first

#dungeon meshi spoilers #dunmeshi #delicious in dungeon

magkinetix

Three extremely unintelligent individuals.

#they are all me though

charlesoberonn

theroseunblown

fizzimus

Thought I'd throw that pic into a deuteranopia color blindness simulator, and yeah, I can see why they'd think Doctor Princess was human.

opaattack

give-grian-rights

THIS IS JUST. SO GOOD

mungeondeshi

Babygirl your boobs look ENORMOUS in this shot

oikawas-wife

satyrradio-deactivated20250513

morimagdalene

she is the moment she is everything

gabrielora

When I was younger and researching the autism diagnosis criteria and symptoms, I thought “oh I couldn’t POSSIBLY be autistic.” Because when I read “takes everything literally” I thought it literally meant EVERYTHING and I was like “I don’t take EVERYTHING literally, just most things!” And I just realized the other day that it didn’t actually mean EVERYTHING and that was an overstatement.

hauntedchronicler

#these tests always do shit like this#and its just like why would you phrase it like this when its specifically a symptom to misinterpret this (via @tbhliteraltrash )

friendlyfrankenstein

ok hold on actually i rb'd this before with just tags but im going to come back in on this again

any medical diagnostic you will ever undergo does not mean "always 100% Every Time Ever you have this problem". And it sucks because they will phrase it in a way that SOUNDS like 100% Every Time including on the testing for being a person who has trouble with how specific phrasing is supposed to be.

literally the example I always use is I spent way longer without glasses then I should have because the eyesight chart diagnostic is "identify the letter", so I went 'ok the point of this is to do good identifying letters'. Then i realized

they want to know if I can see. Not if I can identify that a blurry shape is an A because of its unique outline.

So i started qualifying my answers with "blurry". Blurry A, Blurry Y, Blurry Z. Now I have glasses.

they do not make this clear. I do not know why. But you can more or less apply this to any medical diagnostic, and if it's a written diagnostic if your answer is 'sometimes' and the only answers are 'yes or no' you put Yes.

Do I have trouble getting out of bed? Sometimes, yes. So the answer is Yes.

Regrettably tests are made for and by non-autistic people and aimed at non-autistic caregivers and medical experts, which isnt how it should be, and makes it one more complicated thing to navigate. World a hell.

beautypasseslikeadream

Similarly, if the answer is, "No, because I have a strategy," the answer is really yes. If the question is, "Do you have trouble being on time?" and your thought process is, "Not any more since I started setting four different alarms and putting everything in my planner as starting a half-hour earlier than it really is." the answer is yes, because you've had to use unusually complicated techniques to address the trouble that you have. Having figured out away to outsmart the problem means that the problem was there to begin with.