Oh no! I'm human.

call me G // she/they // 90s baby // i write stuff ..be kind..

[fatartappreciation]

Evening by Russian digital artist Andrey Surnov

[punlich]

Reblog if you would date a robot. I'm not a robot I'm just asking for a friend. I have skin.

[kiloueka]

is it your own skin though? As in you grew it, on your own body, from birth?

[punlich]

This skin was grown yes. On a human body. That is mine. I’m not a robot

[kiloueka]

Ok ok I’ll believe you… If you first tell me what this says:

[punlich]

I don’t need to prove myself to you how dare you, I love breathing oxygen

[dailycatsblog]

[greelin]

did perfectionism ever truly protect you from harm or neglect as a child though. ultimately. Lol

[greelin]

[REALLY NORMAL AND WELL-ADJUSTED VOICE] well you never know maybe it COULD have saved me. if i ever actually achieved perfection. it could have happened then. if i was actually ever enough. Which i was not

[tworobocops]

Baby Hotsauce of the day #3

baby blissed sauce

[ambermaitrejean]

Pine siskin. Jefferson County, Colorado. Photo by Amber Maitrejean

[tragbarerpanzrabwehrkomplexfagot]

[derinthescarletpescatarian]

How did it get up there

[piratekayte]

It’s difficult to tell - typically light fixtures are installed using some combination of screws and brackets to affix them to the wall, but in this case the actual point of connection is obscured by a cat.

[my-dailydreams]

[landsccape]

[versionenproceso-diario]

[godkissedme]

I’m not avoiding my destiny I just had to lie down

[catsofyore]

Casting an unschedule nap spell on you. Postcard from my collection, no date.

[ofdirtandbones]

[rosieandthemoon]

St Dunstan in the East Church Garden

[a-bridge-to-my-soul]

[pepminttea]

rb with your most common recurring theme in your nightmares. mine is pregnancy

[themeadowscene]

I would love to see a fantasy novel where the lore that the reader / protagonist learns at first is not true

[themeadowscene]

e.g. they're told that this kind of creature has some kind of psychic or pheromone-based "mate bond" that cannot be broken; but it turns out that's a popular myth that has never been scientifically substantiated, and is basically used to keep people in bad relationships (basically the equivalent of "human women are biologically submissive")

[themeadowscene]

"lore" is imo too often treated like information that the author is giving the reader, and it just happens to be using the medium of diagetic (that is, 'in-story') exposition.

it's so much more interesting and dynamic to treat "lore" as information that is generated and disseminated in-story. who is telling the protagonist this information? under what historical and social circumstances was this idea formed? what political motives are there for trying to get people to believe this information? which characters would disagree with it? would the protagonist believe it, or be sceptical? does the plot bear it out, or cast doubt on it?

[flagellant]

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