Oil Spill on Asphalt

[tlirsgender]

Did you know nonbinary people who were afab and nonbinary people who were amab can have the same genders

[tlirsgender]

Kind of the fucking idea that nonbinary people aren't their assigned sexes, innit

[tlirsgender]

Enforcing the idea that nonbinary people are cisgender women wearing jeans is directly harmful not only in that it's invalidating to nonbinary people afab but because it makes people who were amab think they can't be nonbinary at all, or at least not in the same way as people afab. Which is so fucking disheartening to see. This is not to deny the unique challenges of transfeminized nonbinary people but to draw attention to them; this phenomenon is an effect of transmisogyny

[iridescentoilspill]

In my experience, there’s a shocking amount of graveyards along highways, which from the highway is pretty cool, but from the graveyard, I imagine is rather unfortunate.

[panerasexual-deactivated2017100]

drop whatever you’re doing right now and climb a tree

[nintendowii2011]

its pitch black outside, and freezing cold. I think ill climb a tree tomorrow

[panerasexual-deactivated2017100]

you climb that fuckin tree right now

[likes-dinos]

I’ve literally never seen this post on my dash when it is not after dark and cold as balls. I’m beginning to think this is a conspiracy to get us eaten by some nocturnal tree demon.

[the-place-where]

everybody put in the tags at what time you saw this

[glassfrogforest]

[prokopetz]

The reason your fantasy pantheon doesn't feel authentic is because you're starting from the wrong end. Real-world polytheism is syncretic – just deities from neighbouring cultures getting smashed together at high speed and leaving it for nerds with too much time on their hands to figure out how it makes sense. You are yourself a nerd with too much time on your hands. Don't start out asking yourself what domains make sense together. Pick domains at random and work backwards to invent a theology and metaphysics whereby of course the god of war is also the god of baked goods. What kind of silly question is that?

[starktulhu]

So we see the pattern now, right?

Sam was afraid of skeletons -> he manifested a skeleton to come alive and scratch him. Little german children were afraid of the doll -> the doll came alive. As the story and, simultaneously, the fear grew, it transformed into the shop, the toymaker and the toy.

So when the opera singer imagined white long hands in the dark water, she got scared and then, only then that thing actually appeared. I bet before she thought about the pale things there was something not-supernatural going on there, like a shark that smelled her blood. But as soon as she thought about the horrors and Got Really Scared, the horrors appeared.

Now it's clear how it's all connected to alchemy - if you can manifested something, the first thing you think about is "how can I control it and/or manipulate it to become something else".

I need to relisten to all previous episodes, it's fascinating

[i-am-a-fish]

I'm so bad at living, which sucks a lot because I have spent my whole life doing it

[i-am-a-fish]

I don't even own a sword yet

[depsidase]

[tribeofthedrunkenweasles]

[the-real-seebs]

i love every diogenes joke

[toimonamourmonami]

@wolfythewitch