multifaceted fandom

[kabaks]

you know what i’ve never seen. one of those really big trees. like the massive ones in california. i feel like if i saw one i’d start crying immediately

[kabaks]

trust me when i say i would be going absolutely apeshit if i was this kid

[kabaks]

tell me this doesn’t fill you with some latent animal urge to scuttle your way to the canopy and check for predators

[fandomsandfeminism]

We went there last summer.

The scale of these trees just…breaks your brain. Cameras cannot convey what it is like to stand at the base of one of these things. Each tree is the biggest fucking tree you’ve ever seen and theres just….an entire forest of the fucking things. Hundreds of years old, hundreds of feet high.

[genasi-jedi]

I grew up right by here and no you never get used to it

[stimman3000]

[fushia1198]

His lil front teeffff

[fthgurdy]

Re: the last post, the article mentions that some places use clams to test the toxicity of the water. It’s like that in Warsaw- we get our water from the river, and the main water pump has 8 clams that have triggers attached to their shells. If the water gets too toxic, they close, and the triggers shut off the city water supply automatically.  

The clams are just better at measuring the water quality than any man-made sensors.

Edit: check out this documentary trailer : https://vimeo.com/408820791

[zvaigzdelasas]

God Bless Our Troops

[looksmokin]

They hot glued a spring to a clam and gave it full control over the water supply

[sindri42]

No of course not, that would be ridiculous.

They hot glued springs to eight clams and gave them collective control over the water supply.

[strangetikigod]

No of course not, hot glue would kill the clams.

The used silicone adhesive to attach springs to eight clams and gave them collective control over the water supply.

[emily84]

[arcticarthropod]

Thank you, Council of clams

[rneliflua]

The last play I watched before the pandemic was a Beauty And The Beast adaptation and when Gaston proposed to Belle there was this little boy in the audience who yelled NOOO DON’T SAY YES, so when Belle naturally turned him down Gaston turned to the boy with his hands on his hips and said “well, now look what you’ve done”  

[alkthash]

#no one breaks the fourth wall like gaston

[mosscaller]

[kitchenalia]

I really hate strap ons and penetration and I feel wrong

you’re not wrong at all!! i hate penetration too, and so do tons of other women out there in the world. penetrative sex isn’t our destiny or whatever, it’s one way of having sex that only some women enjoy. please feel free to have sex whatever way you want, not the way that other people expect you to have it

[outlawfem-deactivated20210327]

back in my day, it was pretty universally understood amongst the LGBT community that most lesbians weren’t having sex with strap ons every single time we had sex, and that was like a thing some women were into sometimes, not the normal way to have lesbian sex. I really have no idea where this “lesbians love strap ons” shit came from. I’m gonna assume this is some newfangled queer thing.

if you’re a lesbian who doesn’t like penetration that’s like the most normal thing in the world. if you’re a lesbian who does, that’s fine too. but it’s just baffling to me how ten years ago “the only way for women to have real sex with each other is with a strap on” was a deeply ignorant and homophobic thing to say, but now we got lesbians feeling like they’re wrong because they don’t like straps? that ain’t right, man. ain’t right at all.

[kitchenalia]

it came from porn i think

[deputy-shayy]

It 100% came from porn

[sylviaplathstypewriter-deactiva]

i reblog stuff like this every time i see it. i love clitoral stimulation! i have clitoral orgasms! i do not ever want to be penetrated by anything! stop assuming all women enjoy being penetrated, SO many of us don’t. really disgusting how non-lesbians who call themselves lesbians CONSTANTLY make weird/gross “jokes” about a supposed lesbian “obsession” with dildos. sure, some lesbians do like them. but a LOT of lesbians don’t. and i guarantee you lesbians aren’t even using dildos the majority of the time. it’s like the whole world forgot about eating pussy/using fingers to stroke clits

[the-cyprinid-deactivated2022042]

I don’t mean any disrespect towards women who enjoy penetration/toys etc., but yeah. The ‘tone’ has definitely changed. I am having a hard time avoiding graphic descriptions of penetration in lesbian spaces, and that sucks.

[auntiewanda]

Because lesbian spaces are being taken over by bi women and straight men in skirts who think calling themselves a lesbian is sexy and exotic while loathing actually homosexual women. 

[mommyhorror]

Not to mention the fact that I’ve seen way too many people refer to penis as a “built in strap on” like come on.. it’s just a way to try to manipulate lesbians into believing this is normal despite how they feel

[profetens-apenbaring]

Even a lot of straight women prefer clitoral stimulation

It’s porn babe

[lesbian-lizards]

Who wouldn’t? Most women, regardless of sexuality, can’t come without clitoral stimulation. And even outside of sex, do women even commonly penetrate themselves while masturbating? I just rub down there till I get off, it’s way easier and ‘cleaner’.

[anxietyproblem]

[valtsv]

i hate it when someone asks me what my favorite work of art is because i can't say "the one of the woman chilling on the rocks with a dragon lying in her lap and giving off powerful big dick energy" but how else am i supposed to describe it

[valtsv]

this is the definition of living deliciously

[datsderbunnyblog]

Can someone send this to Paul Kidby and see if we can get a parody of this but make it Sybil?

[gharibajameel]

It’s always “why did you get in the river” and “your soaking wet” and never How was the river The river looked fun was it fun

[lift-blog]

To the Great Western Wood

King Edmund, the Just

[dominique-mini]

do you think at some point ianto contacted a biologist with a degree on dinossaurs and asked "hey uhhhhhh hypothetically if pterodactyls existed, what would they eat?"

i think he did

[tinderpodcast]

To all the girls who “Love adventures”

[optimalmongoose3]

A trip to 7-11 at 12:am is most definitely an adventure

[mia-beak]

If y’all don’t know how to treat mundane life experiences with awe and wonder at the world then maybe it’s *you* that’s probably boring that’s all I’m sayin

[sadclowncentral]

[sighinastorm]

Romance the ordinary.

[citizen-zero]

This is completely overlooking the fact that OP has clearly never been to a 7/11 at midnight

[mango-pickle]

was told to straighten my posture and align my heels. i now stand corrected

[mango-pickle]

the reviews are in

[letmeinimafairy]

A commision for @so-i-did-this-thing​, aurora borealis above icebound Terror on labradorite.

[magnetictapedatastorage]

i love humans as the non-default (rarer) species. imagine a centaur staring in absolute “what the fuck?” horror as a human climbs a good-sized tree.

[magnetictapedatastorage]

mermaid: oh look, a quadrapus. they’re really freaky, never seen one this close.

merman: what’s wrong with its back half? its like that time a seal got torn from tail to-

quadrapus: [climbs right out of the fucking water, and then just ambles along on two feet, vertically, like some kind of nightmare crab-with-skin]

mermaid:

merman, with much horror: oh

[everythingfox]

Aska

[starry-eyed-psychopomp]

A reformed villain becoming the protagonist’s protective older sibling is infinitely better than them becoming the protagonist’s love interest and you can’t change my mind

[sandpancakecat]

(@the-ballad-of-serenity)