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English & Français | Hana, FH or wtv | +16 please ! | >21yo |

[firehananas]

About me ☆

☆*。*.・+★~ Welcome welcome ! ~☆*。*.・+★

✿ Call me Hana, Fire, Feufeu or wtv in between. ✿

✿ She/They | Bisexual ✿

✿ Adult (over 21) ✿

✿ Fanfiction writer since 2015 - here my Ao3 (most of them are in French tho). Sometimes I draw too! ✿

✿ Which as you guess, implied I’m not English native! I’m open to criticism but please keep that in mind. ✿

✿ Search “hana talks”/ “hana cause” to see my rambles (or block them). I tried to tag the possible trigger with cw:darksubject or tw:darksubject ✿

⚠️ I may reblog/post about suggestive content (tagged “suggestive”) and usually hide under the cut. However I’ll never post/reblog explicit works! This is why I kindly ask you to acknowledge to be at very least 16 before following me. ⚠️

Some fandoms I’m into:

✿ Anime/manga: Tenkuu Shinpan|High Rise Invasion, Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood, 3-gatsu no lion|March comes in like a Lion, Revolutionary Girl Utena... ✿ Video games: Fire Emblem, Pokémon, Animal Crossing, Forgotton Anne, Ace Attorney... ✿ Cartoons: Avatar (last airbender/legend of Kora), She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, Bee and Puppycat, Arcane... ✿ RPG maker games: Ib, Mad Father, The witch’s house, Uri games in general... Mostly RPG horror as you can see. ✿ Visual Novel stuff: Eldarya, the Arcana, Our life, Vincent the Secret of Myers, Death Mark & Spirit Hunter:NG, Your turn to die... I have a soft spot for Dating Sim or VN with interesting mechanisms. ✿ Others: Vocaloid, Evillious Chronicles...

❤ Simp for a ton of fictional characters, you have been warned ❤

★ Also: Manlybadasshero enjoyer, Squeezie watcher, Tiboudouboudou stander, withcindy is my queen, Espoir du Vide entousiaste ★

☆ If you have any question, my asks are open! ☆

⚠️ If you have a default profil pic + a blank account and you start following me, I’ll send you a DM to make sure you’re not a bot. If you don’t answer, you’ll be block. The only bot tolerated here is the dear and darling haiku bot.

Edit : don’t send pic because I’ll assume you’re a bot too - or worst, a jerk. I’m not risking myself on unwanted smut, sorry.

⚠️ I couldn’t care less about the pro and antishipper war. I’ve been enough long in fandoms to know this is pointless and bullshit. Wtv your side, you’re welcome for as long you don’t make a fuss; if you are uncomfortable feel free to block/leave. Take care of yourself.

Thank you!

[tournoi-des-femmes-de-vos-vies]

Interruption du programme habituel pour parler de Marjane Satrapi. Je ne sais pas si vous avez vu passer l'info, mais elle est décédée aujourd'hui.

Je connais pas assez la madame et je prétends pas pouvoir dresser un portrait convenable donc je veux simplement partager avec vous quelques unes des œuvres que je connais et si vous en avez envie, vous pouvez réagir à ce post pour partager un souvenir, une recommandation etc.

En premier, Persepolis évidemment. J'avais 17 ans quand on m'a offert l'intégral en BD et j'avais adoré. Je vais pas m'étendre sur cette œuvre que beaucoup de gens connaissent sûrement. Simplement, si vous ne l'avez jamais lu, foncez. C'est un excellent moyen de découvrir cette autrice/dessinatrice, son univers et son écriture. Et si vous aimez pas trop lire, il existe une adaptation animée. Je ne l'ai pas vue donc je peux pas en dire grand chose mais il a été réalisé par Marjane Satrapi elle-même donc je pense que ça doit être très fidèle à l'œuvre d'origine.

The Voices*. Si vous ne connaissez pas, rendez-vous service et voyez-le, il est hilarant. Le casting est très chouette : on a Ryan Reynolds, Anna Kendrick et Gemma Arterton. Si vous êtes à l'aise avec l'anglais, je vous recommande la VO juste pour profiter des voix du chat et du chien doublés par Reynolds.

*attention quand même, c'est sanglant et ça aborde des sujets difficiles donc renseignez-vous avant de le regarder, au cas où.

Et ça sera tout car j'ai malheureusement procrastiné, mon tome de Femme vie liberté est en train de prendre la poussière, donc je ne peux pas en parler ici ; et même si j'avais été intriguée par Poulet aux prunes (à cause de son titre) je ne l'ai toujours pas acheté/lu.

[jamiebythesea]

Lisez aussi Poulet aux Prunes et Broderies, c'est magnifique, même si Poulet aux Prunes est une lecture que j'ai trouvé difficile, le thème étant autour du suicide... Marjane est partie comme son personnage, Nasser, de tristesse

[daily-specilfeacher]

Day 55: Rerun

[theartofbeingblack]

Marjane Satrapi, cartoonist and film director, best known for Persepolis

22 November 1969 - 4 June 2026

[fourteenth-ascian]

happy 4/20

[teaboot]

I love that I share my house with one of the most efficient apex predators millions of years of evolution could produce. I love that two of nature’s most prolific machines met and were like “hmmm. We should lay around and do nothing together”. Now we’re both fat and happy and full of meat. The hedonism of it all

[teaboot]

Humans keeping cats and dogs as family members is like three prodigy assassins being introduced in the back of a shady nightclub and 45 minutes later they’re 6 crunchwrap supremes deep passing a blunt in the back of a shag carpeted Volkswagen microbus rating Oreo varietals by fuckability

[miseria-fortes-viros]

tumblr users have the unique ability to string together sentences never before seen in all of human history and yet they conjure up such specific visceral imagery that you can’t help but be a little in awe. and i think that’s beautiful

[teaboot]

Love and peace on planet earth

[cuunos]

jellyfish lifecycles piss me off a little bit

[cuunos]

you don't have to do that. you can just not do that

[eddieintheocean]

:D they can do more :D (x)

[thestuffedalligator]

"Um," said the fairy. "Choose something else."

Rosamund hesitated. It was, she had to admit, the first time she had ever been given a wish, so she wasn't an expert with this sort of thing, but she felt that this was not part of the typical script. "Sorry," she said. "Is that not allowed?"

The fairy grimaced. When it spoke, its voice came out pained and stressed. "Y-y-y-e-e-e-no," it sighed at last, dragonfly wings sagging. "No, technically no, it's not not allowed, but-" It suddenly brightened. "How about gold? Can't go wrong with gold. Gold's a good wish."

Rosamund frowned. This was really not going the way she expected at all. "Excuse me-"

"Beauty, that's a good one too, beauty's always popular," it went on. "And if there's a ball nearby tonight I can probably-"

"Excuse me!"

The wand was twiddled in chitinous fingers. "Right," the fairy said, sounding scolded. "Sorry, it's just..." Its voice trailed off.

Her grandmother's clock chimed midnight from the mantelpiece.

Then - "I'm sorry," it said, not daring to look up, "I know it's not fair, but - you know what I am. You know what we do to wishes. If you wished for wealth I'd have to turn your hair into silver, so you’d have to tear every strand out of your head before you could spend it. We can't help it. It's what we do. The cost of a wish is that you get what you want, but you don't get it the easy way.

"So if you wish for a child, it'll be - strange. Twisted, somehow. Made of pine or marzipan or have the head of a hedgehog. That's the cost of a wish-child; you'll get the child you wished for, but it'll never be - right."

Rosamund waited to see if there was anything else. She felt a sting to her pride when she realized there wasn't. "Is that all?" she said. "I wouldn't care what I got-"

"You all say that," the fairy said. "You all say you wouldn't care what you got. You all say it, and you really believe it, until the neighbours sneer at you and your hedgehog child for too long, or your back aches because your thumb-high child can't help you in the fields, or your pine child kicks and bites and won't obey, and then you think, 'This isn't the way it was supposed to be,' and then..."

The fairy stopped and looked into Rosamund’s eyes. It was a beautiful thing, all glittering carapace and iridescent wings, but just for an instant it looked terribly, terribly old.

"I'm sorry," it said. "But I'm tired of making unloved children."

[caffeinewitchcraft]

That hit my hurt like a freight train, what an amazing perspective

Of course now I want Rosamund, realizing that there are already children out in the world ready tk be loved, to go out on a quest to find them and makes the fairy come along with her as a guide by refusing to change her wish unless they help her find them all. And then at the end, after she has gathered all her wonderful and unique and, yes, strange children, she wishes for a big house they can all live in

And the fae grants it with a twist - they may all live there but the fae will live alongside them and the house will always be little strange with expanding rooms and extra seats at the table for uninvited guests who almost always become one of Rosamund's children too

[blignick]

[asthmaticmage]

[ichirou-tanabe]

Wow.

I’ve seen the original artwork but I didn’t know the original artist. Nor did I know that they died. This has been a very inspiring art work to me, and I know it’s a legendary and influential art work to many others.

[papashrimpart]

damn, 14 years since I last drew these two

been playing through the Sinnoh games recently and somehow they awoke from a long slumber in my brain

[souvenirs]

[spitfaggot]

happy birthday, gilbert baker. (june 2, 1951 — march 31, 2017)

[laterkiss]

happy pride month 🏳️‍🌈

[serps-up]

so happy and free

[reachartwork]

this is going to be a silly reblog but i have kind of a fixation on animal qualia and the idea of an animal's umwelt, so i ended up wondering whether pudding was actually "enjoying" this.

which meant i went and read about snail brains.

here's the bad news, at least by human standards:

snails do not have anything like a centralized brain. their nervous system is made up of small clusters of neurons (ganglia) that mostly handle very local tasks. they don't have a cortex, they don't build big integrated models of the world, and they almost certainly don't experience things like appreciation, anticipation, or savoring.

pudding is not looking at the sky and thinking it's beautiful.

snail eyes are basically light sensors - they can tell bright from dark, but not form images. snail "taste" is done through chemoreceptors on their tentacles and around their mouth. those receptors don't produce flavor the way ours do; they just detect chemical compounds and sort them into "approach," "ignore," or "avoid."

so there's no evidence that snails enjoy food, or wind, or views, the way mammals do.

and that does sound kind of sad. but then i thought that maybe we are asking the wrong question.

snails do have valence. they detect aversive things (like salt or dryness) and withdraw from them. they detect non-aversive or beneficial conditions (like moisture) and stay extended. when pudding is stretched out like this, it means his nervous system is basically saying "this is safe; nothing is wrong."

if we define pleasure not as our human experience of dopamine and reward chemicals but instead as "the absence of aversion" - a state where the organism is open to its environment instead of defending itself - then this does count as something positive, even if it's extremely nothing like human enjoyment.

pudding isn't appreciating the wind. but his body is registering humidity, safety, and the ability to keep functioning, and that matters to him in the only way his nervous system can make things matter. he does not think "this is great, this is awesome, i love the weather", because he doesn't think in the way we do at all, but the neurological action in his ganglion tell his body that he is safe, that the moisture is an acceptable level, that it's not too dry or windy, and that there's nothing imminently threatening.

i think a lot of the sadness comes from assuming that a good life has to look like ours: full of enjoyment, meaning, and aesthetic experience. but a snail isn't missing those things. its world just isn't built to include them.

snails don't have a sense of flavor. they don't even have tastebuds. this seems like a gimme, right? but again that might be asking the wrong question about what "taste" is. biologically speaking, it's chemoreception. we taste sweet because it indicates high value, high calorie sugar molecules. we taste salty for salt, umami for proteins. so in what way does pudding's chemoreceptors differ from ours instrumentally? we can say "by our human perspective, pudding can't experience "preference" or "savoring" or "anticipation of delicious food"", but from pudding's perspective we have radically overengineered ourselves for the task at hand. pudding can tell what's salty, what's high value, what has the chemicals he needs. the functional outcome is that he can discriminate food souces based on their composition. is that not taste?

so maybe the point isn't "this is sad because he can't enjoy it," but "this is a reminder that minds come in radically different shapes, and value doesn't have to be rich to be real."

[wired-infornography]

(via Show and Tell - Imgur)

[2tonsea]

I remember reading this a while back, I’m glad it’s made it’s way to my dash again

[twotibsawhisker]

things like this are more important than 90% of tumblr

[whyisthisfrenchguymasturbating]

bye im crying

[majorasmssk]

This comic made me feel things!

[bluesilentartist]

Hey, the source is not credited properly, so I thought that should be mentioned here. The short comic is from volume 5 of “Flight” comic anthology series. You can get a physical copy if you want to support the comic! The comic artist’s name is Svetlana Chmakova. Please check out her other works “Awkward”, “Brave”, and “Crush” at the library or bookstore! Also available in the ebook version. They all appear in the cute style and the color palette like the short comic. 

For a fun fact, Svetlana Chmakova is the same artist who created “Dramacon” and “Nightschool” manga.  Also the manga adaptation of ”Witch & Wizard”! 

[whatevercomestomymind]

Beautiful

[amnhnyc]

This Caturday, meet the black-footed cat (Felis nigripes). It’s the smallest wild cat in Africa, only growing about 8 in (20 cm) tall and weighing around 4.4 lbs (2 kg). Don’t let its size fool you: This pint-sized predator is an extremely successful hunter, with a recorded kill rate of 10 to 14 prey animals per night—taking down critters such as rodents and birds about every 50 minutes! How does this stack up to bigger felines? The black-footed cat’s hunting success rate is 60 percent, far higher than that of a group of lions on the hunt—they peak at about 30 percent. And why does this tiny cat eat so much? This species’ fast metabolism requires it to refuel constantly. 

Photo: Patrick Ch. Apfeld, CC-BY-3.0, Wikimedia Commons

[grimoiremanifest]

'why did u leave this in the tags' u dont get it. if im unfunny in the tags its whatever buut if im unfunny in the post im going to be killed

[everydayconman]