The Slash It Burns

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Just made this.

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Just made this.

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Some of my past Eros art 

Happy valentine’s day ヾ(≧▽≦*)o

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An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Emma - Jane Austen Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Characters: Emma Woodhouse, Henry Knightley, Mr. Woodhouse, Harriet Smith, Mr. Elton Additional Tags: Alternate Universe, Mafia AU Summary:

If Emma Woodhouse were Don Corleone.

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An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Jane Eyre - Charlotte Brontë, Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Mary Bennet/St. John Rivers Characters: Mary Bennet, St. John Rivers Additional Tags: Crossover Summary:

Mary Bennet and St. John Rivers would be highly compatible.

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Miss Piggy is All About That Bass

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OK, we all know he’s not a villain, but they unsuccessfully tried to tell us he was one, so this is still applicable.

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Just occurred to me that in that cave in Afghanistan, Tony would’ve had to go through alcoholic withdrawal. Which is not only very painful but can even kill you.

ETA: Alcoholic withdrawal *with his shiny new arc reactor*.

I mean, unless the terrorists were practical and knowledgeable enough to know they’d get better results out of him if they gave him a ration of booze.

So that’s a pleasant thought to start my Wednesday.

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how to love a fictional character #shorts

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President Loki pride card from 2021 pride month.

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This is one of the four pet portraits I did last year to raise money for one the local pet shelters.

(Donatello and Lavender)

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Found on Facebook.

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When people get pregnant, they will give up smoking, give up alcohol, give up coffee and soda, give up fondue and raw cheese, give up cold cuts and sushi, all because they have heard somewhere, from someone, that these things can be bad for the baby. They don’t know the research, haven’t looked at the studies, can’t talk about sample sizes and control groups. But their dedication to their future child’s safety is so strong, their caution is so overpowering, that they give up these things just in case. 

So it baffles me when those same people will insist on spanking their kids. 

Even when they are shown the research.

 Regardless of what the experts in the field say. 

No matter who says it. 

Or how it is said. 

People are so invested in this ability to hit their kids without judgement or consequence, that it absolutely confounds me. 

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I’m sorry but there’s nothing wrong with spanking???

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I literally listed several sources about how, yes, there is.

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Anyway. No it’s not.

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“An analysis of 50 years of research showed no evidence that spanking does any good for children; instead, it increases their risk of detrimental outcomes.

Experts at the University of Michigan and University of Texas looked at decades of research from 75 studies involving more than 160,000 children, who showed increased signs of aggression, mental health problems and cognitive difficulties.

Spanking children to correct misbehavior is a widespread practice by many parents, yet one shrouded in debate about its effectiveness and appropriateness.

“Our analysis focuses on what most Americans would recognize as spanking and not on potentially abusive behaviors,” said Elizabeth Gershoff, associate professor of human development and family sciences at the University of Texas.

“We found that spanking was associated with unintended detrimental outcomes and was not associated with more immediate or long-term compliance, which are parents’ intended outcomes when they discipline their children.”

Shut the fuck up and don’t hit kids.

[the-beehive]

I was spanked and I’m fine? I’m not saying fucking smack your kid in the head but spanking their butt is fine??

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Read the links I posted. Then read them again. Then stop advocating that people hit their children.

I’m sorry your parents hit YOU, and you’re allowed to feel however you want about that, but your feelings don’t make it effective, good, or ethical to hit kids.

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Yo learn to read dumb ass. I said I turned out fine.

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You say you were spanked, and turned out fine.

I say I was spanked and, in part to things I can directly associate with being spanked, did not turn out fine.

That would mean our two personal experiences cancel one another out, yes? So that, in turn, leaves the scientific research of actual professionals.

What does that research say?

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/pulls out megaphone YOUR PERSONAL EXPERIENCES DO NOT INVALIDATE EXTENSIVE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AN EXCEPTION DOES NOT DISPROVE THE RULE, THAT IS LITERALLY THE OPPOSITE OF HOW THAT FUCKING SAYING GOES CONGRATULATIONS IF YOU TURNED OUT FINE, THAT DOES NOT MEAN IT IS A GOOD IDEA FOR OTHER PARENTS TO HIT THEIR CHILDREN. IT DOES NOT EVEN MEAN THAT THE ODDS OF HITTING A CHILD WITHOUT CAUSING THEM SIGNIFICANT TRAUMA ARE GOOD ODDS! IT JUST MEANS YOU, PERSONALLY, BEAT THOSE ODDS. BUT WHY THE **FUCK** DOES ANYONE THINK KIDS’ MENTAL HEALTH IS A GOOD THING TO GAMBLE WITH, EXACTLY???

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not sure ‘my parents hit me and now i want to hit my kids’ means 'i turned out fine’ tbh

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