JoyceLunaRawr

Meow!

[linesonwhite]

So I’ve been seeing a post going around about glitches in the original Pokemon games, one of which can result in several level 153 Bulbasaur appearing in your party, who all know nothing but explosion as an attack. And late into the night, I began considering the…uses for Bulbasaur like that. Then I began drawing this a little before 2 AM. It’s now 3:40, and I need some sleeeeeeep.

[petalpetal]

what kind of childhood did Ash fucking have

[nintendroid]

Pokemon Yellow for Game Boy

[bookphile]

Hi, I've seen the whole "Read women authors" month thing and it's cool that's happening and everything, but is there a reason for highlighting female authors (like some sort of inequality I should be aware of) or is it just a random monthly topic?

It was a glorious morning a quarter of a moon ago when @ladybookmad woke up and said “Hey, I finished my reading challenge, what will I do now? Oh WOE IS ME!!” And then she went “I know, how about I read more books by female writers that never get any attention?? I’ll ask tumblr if it’s something people want to do.”

And lo and behold #ReadWomen December was born. Many people were excited to share their favorite novels with others and celebrate works written by women.

Then the Fire Nation attacked Publisher’s Weekly posted a controversial article (read this link) that brought a storm upon the book community. It was a dark day, many lost faith in publishing process. Once again many women were told they weren’t good enough because they were women. And many readers were told that YA was trash unless a man wrote it.

Angered and betrayed, the #ReadWomen month was solidified to prove that Morally Complicated YA books existed before a white man decided to write one.

That was when the trolls and straw-white-feminist attacked. Asking why people were boycotting male writers (no one was boycotting anyone) and claiming that people were sexist and racist because they actively chose to avoid white male writers (ehm… because apparently if you actively chose to avoid white male writers you are sexist and racist or you have an agenda [i don’t get it either]).

The most shocking thing was that the majority of people who oppose #ReadWomen are white female bloggers. Wait… no, I may be disappointed but I am not surprised.

When we said “We wish to support women” the white-straw-feminists heard “We hate men!”.

When we said “We will only read women writers” the white-straw-feminists heard “We hate male writers, let’s boycott them!

When we said “Let’s read something other than straight while male writers” the white-straw-feminists heard “LETS DESTROY THE WORLD WITH OUR GAY/FEMINISM/RACE AGENGA!!! MAWHWAHAHA!!!”

Everyone kept saying “but I have so many favorite male writers” when it had absolutely nothing to do with men. I don’t understand why we have to make that disclaimer. Yes, we all have favorite male writers, no we don’t hate them now and yes, we will still read male writers in the future. And no we don’t hate men! Personally, if Henry Cavill came up to me, I’d ask him if he wanted to make Superman babies. Why do we have to make that fucking disclaimer every time we say “I wish to support women!”? Are men that fragile, that we’re instantly accused of sexism if we don’t?

So here’s what #ReadWomen is:

The decision to read women writers was completely random and without agenda.

It is still without agenda despite what trolls and critics say.

This has nothing to do with men.

The only goal is: To Support Female Writers.

[andybiersackforlife]

[sisterbaetrice]

MRW Peter Capaldi, Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss come third in a Doctor Who pub quiz.

(Probably the coolest thing i’ve ever witnessed)

[mrcloudmotivation]

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A true friend is someone who find a way to hold on to you even if they only have flippers :3

[bluesartgent]

make me choose: nk-ash asked ▷ james cook or freddie mcclair “ You think you know death but you don’t. Not until you’ve seen it, really seen it. And it gets under your skin and lives inside you. You also think you know life. You stand on the edge of things and watch it go by but you’re not living it, not really. You’re just a tourist. A ghost. And then you see it, really see it. And it gets under your skin and lives inside you and there’s no escape. There’s nothing to be done and you know what? It’s good. It’s a good thing. And that’s all I’ve got to say about it.   ”

[understudier-deactivated2016012]

Skins UK - Vol. 2 Episode 9

[simonzook]

Mega Mawile!!!!!! Me encanta este pokemon 😝 メガクチート！！！(^O^) #megamawile #メガクチート #mawile #pokemon #pokemonart #ilustracion #illustration #draw #copic #copics #copicmarkers #simonzook

[catandcrown]

Heres a process gif of THIS POST! 

because reasons!

[yz-a-bitch]

Writing songs is cheaper than going to therapy.

Brent Smith (via yzziethefailure)

[edalera]

[xlavablasterx]

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[kaoriva-deactivated20180704]

I’ve said it so many times I would change my ways no never mind God knows I tried!

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I’ll always keep you inside You healed my heart and my life And you know I’ve tried [X]

Happy birthday @shebasborg 

[aelinfireheartgalathynius]

“Yet there was something in his eyes, strikingly blue—the color of the waters of the southern countries—and the way they contrasted with his raven-black hair that made her pause.”

Dorian Havilliard, King of Adarlan.

“They ­were Celaena’s eyes. Ashryver eyes. A stunning turquoise with a core of gold as bright as their hair.”

Aelin Ashryver Galathynius, Rightful Queen of Terrasen (A.K.A. Celeana Sardothien, Adarlan’s Assassin).

“The gold-­speckled eyes ­were the most cherished trait in their Clan for a reason Manon had never bothered to learn—­and when her grandmother had seen that Manon’s ­were wholly of pure, dark gold, the Matron had carried her away from her daughter’s still-­cooling corpse and proclaimed Manon her undisputed heir.”

Manon Blackbeak, Heir of the Blackbeak Clan and Wingleader of The Thirteen.

[afleetingstardust]