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Love Begins

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

Kaledo Art

shark vs the universe
One Nice Bug Per Day
trying on a metaphor

祝日 / Permanent Vacation
Xuebing Du
KIROKAZE
taylor price

Janaina Medeiros
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
wallacepolsom

blake kathryn

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NASA

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@marysueoc
learning glitch productions greenlight the cartoon pilots based on toy sales is actually mind altering. an awesome reagan future for indie animation
still remember my secondary school friend convincing me to watch murder drones and they had an entire subplot where the boy robot gets diegetically referred to as a heckin frickin golden retriever as promotion for their smol bean dog plush i genuinely think he man had greater artistic integrity
we need a thick wall of lead between media and fandom we need a rogers commission report on the digital circus rabbit getting put in a maid dress. we can't wait for twitter fanartists to put the digital circus rabbit in a maid dress we have maid jax tampons to sell
HAPPY DELTARUNE ANNOUNCEMENT TO ALL WHO CELEBRATE!!
Toriel! ...fankid? Wha-
So uh. Do we vibe with Toriel shipping or.
I was meaning to doodle her for. A long time now, actually? Anywho, meet my "villain" and "evil" girl, Bella :]
Extra info on her:
Lives in Underfell in the ruins. Visits Underswap from time to time when her mother isn't busy.
She wants to be a "villain" because she thinks they're cool looking.
Friends with monsterkid, they act as her lackey alongside the other monster children in underfell.
F!Toriel and S!Toriel prefer jokes, Bella meanwhile loves to prank people.
reddit is having a glitch where it puts the wrong captions over photos and it’s the only thing i care about right now
[ID, partially copied from "battymoonflower7": Screenshots of several mismatched Reddit post titles and images:
In r/foodbutforbabies: "Is this too much food to send to daycare?" with a picture of a leftover corner of a sandwich and a tiny KitKat.
In r/popculturechat: "Ariana spotted at Ethan Slater's gig" with a rough, unfinished pencil sketch of a face.
In r/tarantulas: "Someone worked up a big thirst making a burrow this weekend!" with a picture of a woman.
In r/MakeupAddiction: "where can I find eyeshadows that are like these colours?" with a picture of a brown stain on a grey carpet.
In r/ftm: "7 weeks post op" with a picture of a weevil (the bug).
In r/CleaningTips: "Woke up and found these. Any clue what they are? Middle of the living room. No pellets in sight." with a picture of several framed moths.
In r/Sephora: "Help me choose a blush!!" with a full-body gym selfie of a muscular bearded man.
In r/foodbutforbabies: "Dinner for my 2.5 year old" with a picture of a bunch of white mushrooms growing on a lawn.
A Tumblr tag that reads: "This is just how people post here". End ID]
🎶Working up a big thirst! Post-op weevil!🎵
Susie and Noelle from Deltarune are Black!
flags made by the wonderful @turtle-soup-man !
Sweet Cap n' Cakes from Deltarune are Black!
Do you know how the samfoo as worn in Singapore (seems to be a woman’s garment with a similar look as a (roots Singapore has examples from the 1930s etc on their page)) relate to the the clothes in China proper? I thought samfu is men’s clothing in China with a center front closing? Am I getting this wrong? Is it a language thing like qipao/cheongsam where there are different words for the same thing?
I think I mentioned this in a previous post about how samfoo is apparently spelled 衫裤 shanku in Mandarin, meaning “shirt and pants”. 衫 was used interchangeably with 袄 ao, meaning robe, therefore samfoo was likely just a different spelling of the mainland Chinese 袄裤 aoku or robe and pants (which I talked about extensively in the abridged early 20th century series and other posts). Aoku rose to popularity in the early 19th century as a fashionable style for upper class women and fell out of fashion in the late 1920s, but laboring men and women have worn them for longer and continued wearing them well into the 20th century and today.
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1930s Singaporean samfoo.
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The samfoo had a similar cut to 1930s cheongsam. The silhouette and design of samfoo probably followed whatever was popular in Chinese high fashion as well.
As to what aoku/shanku looked like in China proper, the pants were unisex whereas men usually wore center front closing (对襟 duijin) shirts with an optional standing collar and women wore shirts with either a 大襟 dajin (side front closure) or duijin. Men could wear shirts with all kinds of sleeve lengths depending on the weather, but women usually wore shirts with long or quarter length sleeves. The cut and silhouette of fashionable aoku (1800-1926) was different for each time period and followed whatever cut and design was popular in high fashion, e.g. mid 19th century ones were big and poofy, 1910s ones were slender and form fitting, 1920s ones had shorter pants and flared sleeves etc..
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1900s Chinese high fashion aoku.
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Mid 1920s Chinese high fashion aoku.
Rural or working class women have worn aoku with a similar loose, comfortable cut for the majority of the 20th century. Some features like collar height or sleeve length were influenced by high fashion, but for the most part working women maintained the cut that was the most practical and comfortable.
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1960s Chinese rural women’s aoku.
For men, aoku was mostly worn by working class men, as the preferred garment for upper class men was the floor length Manchu long robe, which later evolved into changshan. Working class men stopped wearing aoku at one point in the Republican era and adopted practical Western working class garments, like shirts, dress pants with suspenders, suits and flat/pageboy caps.
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Working class men in the 19th century.
Did y'all know that you can express you aren't comfortable with children, and don't ever plan on having kids w/o sharing how much you hate a whole group of human beings?
Ok so, not really defending the whole "child hating" mentality, but for me this is where it came from:
I felt a lot of societal pressure to have kids, and insisting that I hate them all and would murder them if possible was the only way to get certain people to back off.
I've grown a lot since then and have learned to assert my boundaries better without that tactic, but I can see where it might come from.
Nobody is saying you have to deal with people pressuring you into having them, however, you have to understand that it’s not their fault that those societal norms exist and you can’t just take out your anger on them when that’s a reason child abuse is still normalized in our society
Saying you’d harm children if you could might make those people leave you alone, but it’s those kinds of ideals what make children in unsafe homes be scared to ask for help, because who can you talk to if every single adult around you doesn’t see you as a human being? Who can you talk to when the trusted adults talk about harming you?
You are allowed to be angry, but that anger shouldn’t be misdirected towards the kids, because that just distracts you from the actual issue and it makes the world an unsafer environment for an already vulnerable group of people
Heeyoung Noh (Korean, 1995) - Be Quiet! I Won't! (2025)
cannot describe how orientalist and racist it was when people were claiming asian transfems, people of color, had it easier than white transfems, due to "asian men naturally being more feminine". extremely obvious they think all asian men are "nonbinary coded" feminine yaoi kpop twinks. gun to your head tell me how a pakistani or afghan trans woman has it easier than their white counterpart!!!
stock photos of actual average asian men
The original "boop-boop-be-doop" Girls
Like I've said before it's never to early to appreciate black history!! Shout out to the original "boop-boop-be-doop" girls!❤️💚🧡🖤
Florence Mills
gertrude saunders
Nina Mae McKinney
Baby esther jones(Esther Lee jones!)
Nina Mae McKinney really reminds me of Jupiter?? 😭😭
All these black girls were the ones saying the "boop-boop-be-doop" way before helen kane made it popular(and tried to claim it as her own...gertrude saunders was the one who really originated the "boop-boop-be-doop"!She was born in Asheville, North Carolina, and studied at Benedict College, Columbia before leaving in her teens to join a vaudeville troupe based in Chicago, organized by Billy King. She was a featured singer and comedian, and performed a number of hit songs including "Wait 'Til the Cows Come Home" (1918), "Hot Dog" (1919), and "Rose of Washington Square" (1920), as well as starring in King's 1919 stage production of Over the Top, which "dramatized the state of African Americans at the time of the Paris Peace Conference". She returned to perform in revues during the 1930s, and was claimed in some reports as having, some years earlier, originated the "boop-oop-a-doop" lyrics in scat singing, later associated with Helen Kane. Saunders featured in several movies, including an uncredited role as a servant in The Toy Wife (1938). In 1939, she co-produced her own show, Midnight Steppers, and she performed in the 1943 Broadway show Run, Little Chillun.She also appeared in several films aimed at African American audiences, such as Big Timers (1945) and Sepia Cinderella (1947). Baby esthers character was also based off of gertrude!
Passed at age 87)
Nina Mae McKinney🧡
was an American actress and singer who worked internationally during the 1930s and in the postwar period in theatre, film and television, after beginning her career on Broadway and in Hollywood. Dubbed "The Black Garbo" in Europe because of her striking beauty,McKinney was both one of the first African-American film stars in the United States and one of the first African-Americans to appear on British television. She would also use the boop-boop-be-doop in her acts as well!!!(she passed at 54 years!)
Florence mills💚
Florence Mills (Florence Winfrey) was born a daughter of formerly enslaved parents Nellie (Simon) and John Winfrey in 1896 in Washington, D.C. She began performing as a child. At the age of six she sang duets with her two older sisters, Olivia and Maude. They eventually formed a vaudeville act, calling themselves the Mills Sisters. The act did well, appearing in theaters along the Atlantic seaboard. Florence's sisters eventually quit performing, but Florence stayed with it, determined to pursue a career in show business. She joined Ada Smith, Cora Green, and Carolyn Williams in the Panama Four, which had some success. She then joined a traveling Black show, the Tennessee Ten, and in 1917 she met the dance director and acrobatic dancer Ulysses "Slow Kid" Thompson (1888–1990), to whom she would be married from 1921 until her death.Mills became well known in New York as a result of her role in the Broadway musical Shuffle Along (1921) at Daly's 63rd Street Theatre (barely on Broadway), one of the events marking the beginning of the Harlem Renaissance. She received favorable reviews in London, Paris, Ostend, Liverpool, and other European venues. She told the press that despite her years in vaudeville, she credited Shuffle Along with launching her career. She also used the boop-boop-be-doop frequently over the years as well!
She passed at 31 years
Baby esther jones 🖤
Esther Lee Jones (born c. 1918), known by her stage names "Baby Esther", "Little Esther", and other similar variations, was an American singer and child entertainer of the late 1920s, known for interpreting popular songs with a "mixture of seriousness and childish mischief". After gaining attention in her hometown of Chicago, she became an international celebrity before leaving the public spotlight as a teenager.in 1932, when singer Helen Kane sued Fleischer Studios, claiming that they had appropriated her persona for the voice of the cartoon character Betty Boop, the studios defended themselves by arguing that Kane's style of singing—including an infantile voice and use of the phrase "boop-boop-a-doop"—was not her own invention and was in fact inspired by Jones. The court ruled against Kane.
The age of when baby esther died is unknown for now..Just know she didn't die when she was a teenager she left the industry she didn't pass.
"What in the world does this got to do with Jupiter deross?"
Recently ive did research on these girls (NOT FROM AI OVERVIEW not a good source) ive decided to change the inspiration towards Jupiter deross it would be better if she was actually based/inspired by the original boop girls and not from other black women who have nothing to do with her but then I also wanted to celebrate black history! Regardless of what day or month it is..
Hey everyone remind me to kill myself if this actually fucking happens actually
[ID for the previous image: a drowned tumblr post that says: "best case scenario Digital Circus gets remembered in a similar way as Steven Universe: a show that was Really Fucking Good and had nuanced characters and interesting things to say, but the audience wasn't quite ready for it and it imploded into a discourse ball. four years from now I expect to see lesbians drawing Jax like she's a renaissance muse the same way people still draw Pearl or Lapis" #tadc #the amazing digital circus /end ID]
Some context for what I said in the comments. (Daisy = transfem Jax)
Not saying that people couldn't be annoyed with the spam, but Goose knows reddit. Her fandom was already not great with trans people, and reddit in general is always looking for a reason to tear transfems apart. The subreddit had moderators who were handeling the situation, there was no reason for Goose to tell a fan she was "ruining the fun for everybody" in front of the entire fandom.
OVER ONE FAN BEING SLIGHTLY ANNOYING ABOUT A HEADCANON?? A HEADCANON THAT'S LITERALLY CANON NOW?! GOOSE WHAT THE FUCK
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the tinkererrrr (the pose is bad idc, It's late, I'll redo it tmrw)
i have a Black creator I'd like to share !!! ☝️ I haven't seen him on here yet so
casual geographic / mamadou ndiaye !! he makes videos about animals that are equal parts funny & informative, ive always liked animals so I love putting his channel on in the background when I do chores or crafts :p
https://youtube.com/@mndiaye_97?si=9b4cG2IO4QOOwiGe (won't let me embed the link for some reason, sry 😔)
he also wrote a book!! i haven't read it yet but I plan on buying it soon :3
You're probably here from TikTok. Welcome. I still have no idea what I'm doing. Email: [email protected]
He's one of my favorites, I'm always ready when he posts a new video. People were apparently mean to him for his jokes recently, and it's like... Grow up. He makes silly wise cracks but it's very obvious that he's passionate about wildlife and animal care and conservation. Y'all wouldn't last a second in a Black lunchroom 😭 but yes top recommendation
Regardless of what you think of the N-word jokes controversy, TADC using a song by a Black singer ("Isn't She Lovely" by Stevie Wonder) by having it be covered by a non-Black man with strong "anti-woke" ties (JobbytheHong) was... Well, that was certainly a choice.
Just... Make of that what you will. No further comment.
In case you don't wanna click the link:
Basically the white guy who covered Isn't She Lovely for the TADC finale worked closely with an open conservative douchebag.
What a great person to hire to cover that song. There were certainly no other candidates, it has to be the misogynist supporter.
Correction: This JobbyTheHong guy is not white. He is of Thai descent, I think.
Everything else is correct. Fuck this guy.
it's too early for this. actually there's no right time in the universe to be subjected to this