freak.

20 - he/she - in an active state of Losing My Shit

[gooseworx]

Sorry for the double ask, but was Caine actually altering jaxs mind in episode 7?

Nah that was Jax avoiding accountability AS USUAL

[dddetectiveheizou]

fucking KNEW IT BRUH

[marymsjay-art]

First kiss 💜💛💙❤️

[dddetectiveheizou]

Lowkey might delete my account or something because someone hacked into my email and I can’t get it back

[sayurinn]

Itafushi… you’re so normal ❤️ (inspired by tweet under the cut!!)

[hesperidiae]

[wannabeeannie]

2000s abstragedy time

[cocotamarindo]

they live rent free in my head

[chapispng]

hurt n comfort

[trashasaurusrex]

tadc x little mermaid (with daisybell)

[omoiyue]

sometimes i forget i hv tumblr …

[somethingmissingthiswaycomes]

Some thoughts on Jax from The Amazing Digital Circus, vis-à-vis transness.

I'm on the side of "Gooseworx intends him to be transfem and this is obvious if you look at a combination of the show itself and her words outside of it, but the content within the show so far hints at gender shenanigans with him in a way that could be read as transfem or transmasc, and both readings are valid".

What I haven't seen people point out explicitly is how each interpretation would make him a WILDLY different person. As a transfem egg, he is refusing to look deeply into himself and his needs. He is In Denial At All Times. This is obviously a trait of the character regardless; he's not thinking about it, he's not thinking about it, he's not thinking about it, he's not thinking about it.

If he were transmasc, this denial would have different implications on his backstory. Instead of ignorant and in denial to himself about his gender, he'd be militantly stealth. You could do a lot with that. He could easily have convinced himself over the course of his time in the circus that he was never "a girl", that his memories of before weren't real, or that, since none of this was real, his manhood is akin to his being a cartoon character—his humanity being something he is in strict denial about, having "accepted" that he's a cartoon. In this context, his seeming reluctance to leave the circus would be at least in part an avoidance of gender dysphoria.

The way Jax has behaved onscreen so far could lend itself to either interpretation, but we gotta accept that each interpretation creates a very different internal life for the character and a very different background. I think that's cool and I think it kinda sucks ass when people shoot down the transmasc Jax enjoyers by saying it doesn't make sense when he's someone who refuses to think about himself. That only works as an argument if you assume he Has Never thought about himself (which may or may not be true even in the transfem timeline), or that the circus couldn't have theoretically detected his transness and made him present as male before he could begin to accept himself (in a transmasc timeline).

Anyway those are my thoughts and I will block anyone who gets weird or rude at me about it, as is standard practice.

[cloroxcasserole]

our favorite bunny girl

[trashasaurusrex]

this has been in my files for a while lolol i love these two so much

(audio from The Emperor's New Groove)

[mikkiaru-art]

🍟

song: brain revolution girl - maretu

inspo: @/wo_ma.1109

[dddetectiveheizou]

I think in episode nine they should get into a physical fight

[dragon-fly-art]

As soon as I add color to the sketch, I stop liking everything…

[sugarcub]

[that-one-idiot-11]

Just wait til they hear about the exploding trees

guys I know this one doesn't exactly make sense but I actually don't give a single diggity dogging Hokey Pokey turn yourself around Peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers hot Belgian waffles fucking CRAP, because it's funny :)

Kinger is bigger because I like him