karacunt

my friend bullied me into making this page

[uvb76fan]

>video of ukrainian woman staying in bomb shelter

american comment:

albanian comment:

[mimosa-sexypeople-contests-2026]

Tumblr Sexyman Contest 2026 Final Round

Senshi (Dungeon Meshi)

Ryland Grace (Project Hail Mary)

Mr. Ant Tenna (Deltarune)

Voting ended onJul 20

Tenna art by @9Aaaalt29 on twt

[karacutietsa]

i hope senshi wins bc i think he's cool

[karacutietsa]

i dont have any normal art so shitpost it is

[acegender]

explain your gender in 10 words or less without using boring words like “male”, “female”, “nonbinary”, “masculine”, “feminine” or “androgynous”.

go!

[gregtom]

[karacutietsa]

!!DELTARUNE CHAPTER 5 WEIRD ROUTE SPOILER BELLOW!!

out of bounds.

[karacutietsa]

utau maid yuri cover jumpscare

+ the art from the mv

[karacutietsa]

the end

[wordswithoutaworld]

Ukrainian history is incredibly complex, and it is even harder for foreigners to study because many foreign-language sources about Ukraine were not written by Ukrainians themselves, but often by people who viewed Ukraine through a colonial or imperial lens, or who were commissioned or funded by those same forces to produce such works, while at the same time supporting policies of disinformation against any open expression of Ukrainian identity.

But despite understanding all of this, I still find it emotionally difficult not to react when someone from abroad — someone who barely knew anything about Ukraine before 2022 — starts repeating claims they read "in some tumblr post", "on reddit" and so on, while never checking who exactly wrote it in the first place.

What also makes it worse is when these people do not understand the historical context of Ukraine's relationships with neighboring states, and, most importantly, the formation of people's identities across all of these countries, yet still project their own historical perspective onto someone else's history without any understanding of the differences.

For some reason, this can be incredibly fucking difficult for me emotionally. Because on top of the stress of Russia's genocidal war, you also feel that the world is constantly examining both you and your country piece by piece, freely criticizing and reshaping it according to its own views, pressuring you to see yourself the way they want you to see yourself, constantly weighing whether you are "a good nation or not" — all while knowing that they have this privilege over you, where their opinion of you can genuinely affect matters related to your protection and even your ability to stay alive.

And so you find yourself in a constant situation where you have to become your own advocate and historian for others, or else be consumed by the feeling that everything has already been decided for us.

[anglaised]

white tumblr liberals if this site existed in 1800s america: idkkkkk i know slavery is bad but like uh i dont like when slaves say they want to kill plantation owners thats kinda icky like….uhh wheres ur empathy..? they are giving you a job…no seriously i know slavery is bad but like if you do a revolt and kill them for raping your women and using your children as alligator bait and skinning people alive to use their body as furniture you will just continue the cycle like you’ll be even worse than them! you cant hate them! wheres ur compassion dude they probably feel rlly bad about whipping you it probably gives them bad vibes

[the-archivists-left-eye]

some people think "good representation" or "good character" has to mean "good person" and its starting to annoy me

[mariacallous]

[snovyda]

Also, nothing, NOTHING that russia does can be called "retaliation", BECAUSE RUSSIA IS THE AGGRESSOR THAT STARTED THE WAR.

It's Ukraine's actions that, by definition, can be called a retaliation. Not the other way round.

Words have meanings. Stop bothsidesing one if the clearest wars ever.

[wordswithoutaworld]

Oh, "good Russians" trying once again to pull the whole "both sides are bad" or "this genocidal war is sooo complicated" thing.

Same old story with those people.

[softie-draws]

If I say something right now about the recent russian attacks on the objects of Ukrainian culture it's going to be a long post full of curses.

Instead, I will say this: next time you want to read a book from russian literature or praise russian culture, think about how much culture we will never get to experience because of russians.

And for fuck's sake, read something different.

[knighthearts]

happy pride month for it/its users, polyamorous people, xenogenders, non-transitioning trans people, and other "weird" identities. btw

[karacutietsa]

цибуля moment

[karacutietsa]

still burnt out but happy pride monthhhhh!!!!!!!!

[karacutietsa]

tomorrow is momone momos anniversary but ive been ultra burnt-out lately so i dont think ill be able to post anything for this occasion (or like in general, sorry)