I hate it when my mad scientist archnemesis uses their mutant birds to stalk me - submitted by neoncrystalshine
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its very bad quality but uhhh play or dont whatever
also yes i know this is a guyfest, not only do i relate to the dudes but i also get major gender envy sooo thats why theres so many dudes
list of characters left to right and why i relate to them below the cut (very much a yapfest)
Lester Papadopolous (Trials of Apollo): he is me 100%, hes pathetic and very bad at being human and at this point your just describing me
Castiel (Supernatural): also doesnt know how to be human, doesnt understand social cues
Candy Chiu (Gravity Falls): A bullied weird kid with glasses and long hair...thats me you guys
Fiddleford Mcgucket (Gravity Falls): Sometimes i really do wish i could forget the people that were awful...GOT KINDA DARK THERE OOPS
Stanford Pines (Gravity Falls): NERD. BULLIED. GIFTED KID SYNDROME. AUTISTIC (and adhd) CODED. HE IS ME, I AM HIM. END OF STORY
Seymour Krelborn (Little Shop of Horrors): A guilty nerd
Stanley Pines (Gravity Falls): Always trying to live up to the expectations of his parents, also i have the exact same sense of humor as him so
Black Sapphire Cookie (Cookie Run Kingdom): His dark n gloomy edgy shit is what i strive to be
Dean Winchester (Supernatural): I'm not really sure why i relate to him so much, but i am him, he is me
Ricky Potts (Ride The Cyclone): creates his own world to get away from the cruelty of kids his age (also, furries)
Dipper Pines (Gravity Falls): Very trans coded, as well as autistic, anxious and paranoid
Bingo (Bluey): one of my comfort characters, i see my younger self in her
Grover Underwood (Percy Jackson): ONE OF MY DREAM ROLES also very anxious
Richard Lipschitz (Nerdy Prudes Must Die): Nerd that gets bullied (im smelling a pattern!!)
Sam Winchester (Supernatural): Younger brother who was pretty much raised by his sibling
Mabel Pines (Gravity Falls): Her bright n colorful whimsical shit is what i strive to be
Starlight Glimmer (My Little Pony Friendship is Magic): Also very anxious, bottles up her emotions, and has a very big redemption arc (at least i HOPE im a better person than i used to be?)
Clyde Donovan (South Park): Crybaby
Heather McNamera (Heathers): Associated with an awful person and eventually found someone else that helped her out of her depressive slump
Octavian (Heros of Olympus): Lwk a bit insane (i dont condone his actions, but i see myself in his ego)
Gabriel (Supernatural): Very silly (i also aspire to be as whimsical as he can be sometimes)
Charlie Bradbury (Supernatural): NERRRDDD she goes to renfaires i wish i could be as cool as charlie
Trixie Lulamoon (MLP: FiM): I also see myself in her ego, over the top and understand that she just wanted to be seen
Bubble (The Amazing Digital Circus): a silly goofy little guy1!!!!!
IS THIS CANON????????????? HIS FULL ANME IS SAMUEL WILLIAM WINCHESTER???? IM ONLY ON SEASON 12. WHEN WAS HIS MIDDLE NAME WILLIAM??? AND WHEN WAS HIS FIRST NAME ACTUALLY SAMUEL?? I THOUGHT IT WAS JUST SAM?!?!?!?!?!?!?
BUT ALSO I DONT TRUST FANDOM SOMEONE PLEASE CONFIRM
So I've seen the post going around that's kind of like "kids should be able to read whatever they want and not have their choices censored by adults" and I largely agree with one caveat which is that children need to be able to opt in. I remember being 12 and sneaking some dirty books, and being interested and excited to read a book with something more sexy in it, and no one died, and everything was fine, and I was not forever scarred. However I do remember being shown a a horror film at seven by a babysitter and not being able to sleep for three weeks, and if I'd known how scary the movie was I wouldn't have wanted to watch it.
Kids can usually know what they can handle. Kids cover their eyes at scary points in films, kids read past stuff they aren't ready for. But it is good to be clear like "Oh that book might have some scary parts you might not like, are you sure you want to get that one?" Or "Oh this book has some grown up things in them that you might have a hard time understanding, I want to check that your okay with that." Like give kids the warnings and options and they will probably make a safe and informed decision. It doesn't have to be either or.
I also think kids should be allowed to be wrong about what they can handle without getting in trouble for it. They should be able to go to the adults in their life and ask for help processing what they saw or read without fear of judgement or punishment.
Ford and Stan from @a-scary-lack-of-common-sense 's kook Ford au!
They rotate in my noggin, we crave content. BTW William was a reference for two of those poses, one is obv lol, the other is crazy. William whatchu doin
can Ford have 6 toes? Please, it would make so much sense
Nearly blocked someone for a vaguely annoying reply they made in 2017 then remembered 2017 was 9 years ago. They will live. We can change *opens their blog* nevermind they got worse. Guards
This was written out in real time btw. I typed out the first half, paused, saved it to my drafts, went back to open their blog, then came back to type the rest
This silly picture of Mew I drew a decade ago ended up becoming by far the most popular thing I’ve ever done, and I still see it make the rounds on the internet to this day. When I realized the anniversary was coming up for it, I wanted to commemorate it. I feel like I’ve come a long way since then, both personally and professionally. I was aimless and struggling financially at the time, and now I’m back in college getting my life on track, training to become a professional animator. In a lot of ways, this silly doodle helped that happen, so if it’s put a smile on your face at any point in the last decade: thank you. I wouldn’t be here without you.
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