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my name is kurt and this is my blog. Youâll find posts about whatever on here.
I also wrote a webcomic called THE BITTER TASTE OF LIMELIGHT. itâs not updating anymore but you can find it archived below
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More than 60% of the global population that are classified as the Phase 5 famine/catastrophe level of food insecurity and starvation are in the Gaza Strip right now, and that percentage is projected to increase to 95% by Februrary
Some organisations that get food and water into Gaza to consider donating to:
Anera
PCRF
Taawon/Bank of Palestine
World Food Programme
what common theme do your "stress dreams"* share?
something to do with school
hospitals
living situation (finding a new place to live or dealing with a previous one)
financial struggle
being lost
vehicles (driving/crashing)
social shortcomings
in trouble with the law (running from police, etc)
relationship or friendship issues
ALL of the above (or a majority)
NONE of the above (answer in tags)
*"stress dream" = dreams you get when under large amounts of stress or anxiety irl, that may or may not relate to your current situation irl.
You doing ok lad? You haven't posted in a few days
oh ya im doing just fine. just fell out of the posting habit lol ty for checking in though!
smoking that shit that made oedipus complex
Imagine a bee rn in a hive muttering "the beekeeper is not real because he is not intervening or helping me at all with this disastrous relationship I have with another bee". now imagine that's you talking about the good lord. now imagine a dog with a propeller hat on
Filing this in my memory right next to this thread:
by this point i need to stop doing it but referring to an artist through their involvement in an obscure side project and not the thing they were most famous for will never not be funny to me. the more famous they are the funnier it is btw
Ever since I was a little girl ive always wanted to open the emergency exit door
most unfortunate parts of my hashtag queer journey so far
telling everyone I was just a super masc girl and not a trans guy first year of college only to get halfway through the year and go wait a minute
related to that: having short hair, weird pronouns, a boy's name and only wearing boy's clothes my entire last year of high school and still insisting to myself there was no way I could be trans.
getting duped by the lesbian masterdoc halfway through 11th grade. no, you don't have "comphet". you're just an egg who doesn't know why the idea of being a woman in a relationship with a man makes you so uncomfortable.
being fascinated with drawing boobs/sexy women as a preteen and still thinking I was completely cishet until I was about 15.
getting a strange sense of feeling left out every time a trans-related post would cross my dash then dismissing it thinking it was absurd or that I just wanted to be part of the in-group.
the classic "why am I so obsessed with mlm couples oh no I must be misogynistic or some kind of gross fujoshi" with the added twist that after discovering the masterdoc I rationalized this as me viewing this as a "safe" romantic fantasy because I "wasn't attracted to men". girl.
the time a terf on here left a hate comment on my post saying i was bisexual and not a lesbian. like. they were right. just probably not in a way that would make them happy.
the fact that after I realized I was trans I went from masculine woman to androgynous man except that means my current chance of getting gendered correctly by a stranger is close to zero. cruel cruel irony indeed.
John Waters and David Lynch meet outside of Bobâs Big Boy restaurant in Los Angeles, 1979.
ty to everyone reblogging that vampire vs werewolf post unanimously agreeing i have werewolf vibes. i think it's very true. aroof. đşđ
Vamps vs Werewolfs like its 2010!
Is prev a vampire or a werewolf?
VampiređŚ
Werewolfđş
The Moon Motel of Howell, New Jersey, pictured in 1985 and 2023
i think one of the reasons i get mildly annoyed about worldbuilding threads that are 200 tweets of why you should care about where blue dye comes from in your world before saying someone is wearing blue is that so few of them go up to the second level of "and that should impact your characters somehow" - i don't care that blue dye comes from pressing berries that only grow in one kingdom a thousand miles away if people are casually wearing blue
a couple of people reblogged this so i was thinking about it again (ok i'm almost always thinking about material culture worldbuilding tbh) & a lot of my problem is that these kinds of worldbuilding threads and posts treat it like an obligation and not an oppurtunity --
"blue dye is rare" is a world fact that could be a plot obstacle (character is a dyer and needs blue cloth, of the right shade, for a festival); a clue (main character notices someone wearing blue and realizes that they're in disguise); a way to inform character (main character sees a blue banner and thinks its owner is showing off); and any number of other things, from small to large.
and if the rarity doesn't serve any of those functions in your story, then the existence of blue dye is not important enough that you, as the author, need to consider it.
i'm a trends and forces guy - i believe any given worldstate is created by billions of coinflips leading up to that moment, some random (the sun rose on the day of the battle and gave one side victory) and some more directed (a law was enacted with a specific intent). expecting, as an author, to have generated a worldstate that coheres and connects in the same way and with the same complexity as ours is going to lead to paralysis more often than it is to interesting worldbuilding, or worldbuilding that supports the story you're trying to tell.
finally. it's over. tom lehrer can live in peace.
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