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The Stonewall Inn

Jar Jar Binks Fan Club
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❣ Chile in a Photography ❣
Monterey Bay Aquarium
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Show & Tell

shark vs the universe
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
art blog(derogatory)

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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me

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Doodled Scara in some of Mei’s outfits~
Slides a 20 to Hoyoverse Hoyo please, one of these as skins for Scara
Gravity falls season 3 where they summon baby bill and have to raise him
Peter calling Tony at 2AM: MR STARK Did you know some spiders can float in the air?????
Tony half asleep not listening: Hm that's great kid
Peter: Do you think if I jump from real high I can float too????!!!
Tony: hmm maybe
*suddenly wide awake*
Tony: DO NOT I MEAN IT PETER DO NOT JUMP FROM ANYWHERE I KNOW I CALL YOU SPIDERLING BUT YOU. ARE.NOT.A.REAL.SPIDER!!!!! Do you understand??? PETER ANSWER ME
Peter: OK OK I WONT OHMYGOD MR STARK CALM DOWN!!!
Tony who aged 10 years in the last 10 minutes :This is karma I know Rhodey is laughing
Привет! Я хотела бы узнать, не могли бы вы написать фанфик про Августа Стилзу и читательницу женского пола?
Plot: reader is a new Cleaner who came to the headquarters. In August workshop, she recognizes in one of the discarded sketches her old, long lost mascot, a drawing of a dress that she drew as a child, living upstairs. It turns out that August, as a teenager, found this drawing among the garbage and was inspired by it. Now they are connected by a common past, which they did not know about. Together, they can either recreate this costume, which will become her jinki, or explore how the echoes of the upper world affect the reality of the lower.
Passion for Fashion
authors note! i really took forever to post this and i’m so so sorry anon! i hope you love it! literally work and my writing and art have hit burn out and i feel so bad 😭
Masterlist!
I’ve connected the two dots
I doodled the best cookie run character in the whole franchise. (. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)
Cream Unicorn is favorite non-binary 'disney' princess. I cannot explain how much I love them.
jason todd should never ever interact with characters who can break the fourth wall because if he does, he might find out that the world VOTED to kill him for the crime of not being dick grayson, and i fear the power of friendship will not be able to bring him out of the killing spree he’d go on
I think the way Bruce and Jason are written, and how that is mirrored in the fandom, is truly fascinating and speaks volumes.
You read the comics and see this boy: brave, sweet, talented, selfless, and truly, genuinely wonderful. Then he’s killed. Betrayed and beaten. You mourn him. But then, something happens: people start blaming the boy, the victim. They say he was hot-headed, angry, and disobedient; that he practically led himself to his own death. It’s a tragic story from start to finish, yet the narrative moves on without closure, because the story isn't really about him. A tragic tale, sure, but still- just a story. (Right?)
Then you close the book. You go online. And, to your surprise- you see real, actual people reacting to his death in exactly the same way: "Oh, he was reckless," "He was disobedient." You’re stunned; you watch people blame the boy just as the story did... and the cycle continues. The story claims he was destined to become a criminal from the start because he was hurt and angry. And people say he was destined to become a criminal from the start because he was hurt and angry. The story claims Batman tried to "save him but failed," and people parrot that, too. It’s nonsense! It’s… absurd. And you react to it: you react to the injustice. You feel compelled to point it out, to argue, to question everyone, and to get angry. And oh, let me tell you this: look back, you’re reacting exactly the way that boy reacted when he saw a girl driven to suicide, a victim. You see the parallel there, right?
And then the boy returns, he, who's a victim, only to keep being misunderstood, treated unfairly, beaten, deprived, and denied… it goes on and on. You keep reacting to that injustice, reacting to how the system and everyone else treats a victim like that; you keep getting angry, keep… But it feels like we’ve missed something. Hold on a sec… ah. Let’s turn to our story’s protagonist. He’s built upon privilege, something the boy lacks. He is the polar opposite of the boy, within the story… and outside of it, too. He’s the "system’s" favourite, the story’s favourite, he’s written to always be right, and sometimes, others have to be trampled down just so he can stand taller. Because he has to be the strongest, the smartest, the most powerful, the greatest, and, most importantly—he has to be right. Because he embodies privilege. That privilege, both inside and outside the story—has certain effects: it blinds him to the victims within that system. And then you see this: real people who share in that privilege, so they, too, are blind to whatever lies beyond their immediate view…
Anyway, I’ve lost the thread of what I’m saying, but the way these characters are constructed, and how that reflects outward, is truly fascinating. From Jason's perspective, we, his fans, see the unfair treatment he faces in the real world, mirroring how he is treated within the story, and we react to that injustice just as he did. I think fans of Bruce, a character defined by privilege, also hold a privileged perspective; Batman is DC’s golden boy, and to elevate him, other superheroes are sometimes knocked down a peg or made to look foolish while he appears brilliant and capable. Even though he is, well, just the only human in the Justice League? And also that something like how the Green Lanterns are "afraid" of him. Bruce, occupying that position of privilege, is blind to what Jason sees and will never perceive those realities. Jason, conversely, sees them with stark clarity, and this keeps them forever at odds. Yet, what matters to me is that he did try to understand Bruce’s perspective, and he truly strove to make Bruce understand his own—something clearly evident in Under the Red Hood. Ultimately, the story demonstrated that no matter how hard Jason tried—and despite the fact that Bruce truly loved him, and that Jason wasn't merely a victim but Bruce's own son, a victim directly linked to him—the chasm between them was simply too vast to bridge. Forever opposed, forever at an impasse: one figure defined by privilege, the other by victimization, the one who the system failed.
pov ur fav youtuber posted and hes still alive??
tommyinnit when wilbur soot is from utah: 🤔 ummm boiii. what teh heck! 😂
crimeghosts,,, ,,, ,
FUZZY COGS >:3
i forget that im 15 sometimes 😭 i think i was too dumb to process anything at all / dsmp in 2021
brush test (brushes i made) + practice (*^▽^*) the chars!!!!!! not the ccs
my one and only artfight attack so far. i need to lock in
Yo get me a different nurse dawg😭😭I'm dying