if I see any more p×rn accounts flooding my DMS with those horrendously ugly pictures and asks I'll bust out of my house and chase after the owners of these with a g×n. I SWEAR.
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if I see any more p×rn accounts flooding my DMS with those horrendously ugly pictures and asks I'll bust out of my house and chase after the owners of these with a g×n. I SWEAR.
Modern!Valarr lowkey freaky, acts like he doesnt know exactly what he's doing
I love whatever is wrong with him
evil labubu
Video games kinda suck at designing female heroes
In 2002, the photographer Howard Schatz published a photo collection called "Athlete" featuring pictures of, well, various top athletes from every sport and genre. These are some of the women he photographed, and the thing I want you to do in your head is compare the variety of humans that you're seeing here to the variety of humans you see in the cast list of your favourite video games.
These women are all in peak human condition for their fields - if you wanted to design a character who is tough and strong, these are the kinds of bodies you should look to for reference on what that looks like. You tell me how many video games or comics or movies or anime create their characters with even this limited variety in shape and size.
Of course, realism is not the end-all and be-all, fantasy characters don't need to be realistic, but if you are given the chance to make a character look like literally anything and justify it by "magic," and the only thing you do is reproduce the same 3 or 4 generically hot women over and over again, you are doing character design very poorly, in my opinion.
never in my life I felt so flustered, women are so amazing 😞💞
education is important
the fact that I can sit and listen to this for hours but I can't stand two math classes in a row is kinda humbling
chat is that a sign?
I'm so anxious I could literally collapse and fcking die
people acting like tumblr is dead is so funny to me. this site is like a cockroach, you flood it down the toilet and it keeps coming back (affectionate)
LET THEM BELIEVE WE ARE DEAD
once again, that's me
never fails to amuse me
I fear that this is me
one thing I love is to look at other people's original characters (oc)
like, they can be ANYTHING. from a common worker to a fcking hairdryer
let me rant a bit
Just yesterday I discovered the reason behind my infinite problems in life, and it's because not only am I a bit of an exotic being BUT because I'm also a neurodivergent. During my entire life I heard I was hyperactive, that I had Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD), that maybe I had ADHD — anyways, people suspected I had a lot of things.
Turns out I have Giftedness. A bit funny, if you ask me. And that discover made me think, because silly me thought that people with this condition were genius, those who solve maths problems like it's nothing and they might be the new Albert Einstein or sum shi like that.
However, studying a bit about it, I learned that people with this condition are not always genius in math and science, and that "talent" can be very well directed towards other areas of knowledge and intelligence.
Being honest, at first I didn't believe in it. After I started being conscious about socializing, I thought of myself as a bit weird and off-center in comparison to other kids my age, dwelling in constant brooding because I couldn't understand them, and they couldn't understand me.
Not only that, but I got along with adults better. They had the "mindset" (not quite the word I wanted but ok) I had, they had an understanding of surroundings more profound, and I felt seen around them. I felt like I belonged to somewhere. It was great, but adults are busy people and can't always give you the attention a fellow kid would.
So, due to my incompatibility with them and the absence of adults, I started to isolate myself and started to spend too much time daydreaming about my interests in a imaginary world of wonder, forgetting about the present and a ignoring a proper childhood.
And that's also fcking hilarious because my high abilities ARE in communication and humanities (history, art, languages, that stuff).
It kind of saddens me, because I went to read other people's experiences and they share this trait of loneliness during their growth, precisely the phase of life where interacting with the world is extremely important for the brain.
Anyways, when I was reading about it, I realized that this condition didn't make me incapable of doing certain things, unlike other cases. Quite the contrary, it gives the kid too much information to process. Both the body and the brain are not ready for it, causing problems like anxiety, low self-esteem, isolation, overthinking, and can gradually lead to depression if not managed properly.
People with that condition are subjected to wrong diagnoses, since Giftedness and High Abilities can be mistaken with Autism and ADHD, and even take the wrong medicine, which is unhealthy for the body and can act like a drug in the person's system.
My point is that we (as in society) do not talk enough about this kind of thing, and it feeds an stereotype that unintentionally belittles individuals with these characteristics, when it's an barely-adressed situation where the brain proves itself way more interesting and capable than it's given credit for.
It's not like "omigosh we are soooo suffering and we NEED special attention", no. I just think that more studies about how this condition works and how a person can be born with it would explain better why some kids are a bit different from the others. Nothing too revolutionary, and maybe it can save them from some really bad experiences during their life! :)
Thanks for reading this yapping, I really don't know when to shut up ⚰️