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I would rather read a million words of the worst, most out of character, poorly spelled, Mary Sue OC'd fanfic ever written by a human being than a single sentence of AI slop fanfic. Write your stories yourself. Write them badly. Write them earnestly. They are beloved and charming and necessary.

risk-repeater

this job market is a fucking nightmare

realfunkydude

made this to celebrate me surviving my research presentation🥹

another teen titans go audio i love these audios

azurfishe

here lies Jax

evilwetbread

toxic-nugget

Do you think ppl made those fuckass hipster edits of Guinevere like they did in 2012?

I would've

omg hit post hii I do commissions!!

mleelunsford

I had a stupid idea for KoG fan art

southconfessionpark

Catch me, Richard! I’m flying Richard! Don’t worry Richard, I’m a pilot!

bedrock-to-buildheight

What, were you expecting a good person underneath?

teashteinn

A 20-minute adventure lasted for more than 20 years

derpyjackarts

My friend said something about Jax in the new episode, which reminds me of something Mae Borowski said in Night In The Woods.

#the amazing digital circus #tadc

konstellarations

Over the years (pretty much since middle school), I've been questioning if I was asexual/aromantic. I'm pretty sure I one time said aloud "maybe I'm asexual?" or something along those lines only for my mom to outright say i wasn't. I haven't really told people I'm aromantic for multiple reasons, but one of them is that I don't really want to come out. I don't want to be wrong about what I am, y'know? Not that people CAN'T be wrong, I just have these weird standards for myself. I think people know, even my parents, but I've never said the words "I'm aromantic" to them. They know I have a pride flag, they've asked what the flag and pins I have mean and I've answered honestly, hell, even my mom one time showed me an agender and aromantic pride pin and said "you're one of these, right?", but I've never said "I'm aromantic". At this point, I don't even feel like I need to. I'm now nearly sure that I'm asexual too, but I'm not sure. Yes, I've been questioning being both aromantic and asexual for like 7 years, but I'm still not 100% sure. Makes perfect sense, I know. Anyway, I think I'm the most sure I've ever been in my life. And honestly? The acceptance of those terms make me feel pretty content. It's like it answered the questions in my head, even if I still question if I really am aroace. I might embrace the asexual term now too. I only started saying I was aromantic because I figured nothing wrong would come from it, and I think I'm finally ready to call myself aroace. I'm still not 100% sure if this is what I really am, but I'm willing to accept any potential changes that may come in the future.

TLDR: I'm calling myself aroace now. Yeah.

konstellarations

A year ago today, I embraced the asexual label and started identifying as aroace. While I've still felt conflicted with this label, I still have not found any other type of comfort like I do with this label. I truly believe I am aroace and I'm so happy that I've identified as such for a year. Shout out my fellow aroace peeps, y'all are awesome!!

#aromantic #aromantism #asexual #aroace