you lost the game

name | age | sexual orientation | pronouns | living on the traditional, ancestral, unceded, and reclaimed land of the Jewish people.

[targetedknowledge]

[probuccalfat]

sometimes i remember how mad people got that hozier hard launched a stylish asian hottie as his girlfriend instead of a quirked out witchy white girl because they really thought they were y/n at the one direction concert getting noticed by harry because they’re reading a book. like of course that man likes asian bad bitches. look at him. for a whole minute, please, look at him and tell me he doesn’t look like every intellectual white man that pulls the hottest japanese woman you’ve seen.

[a-kind-of-merry-war]

I've just found the single most homoerotic piece of LOTR art ever who wants to see

[outlaw-monarch]

Um, YES?

[a-kind-of-merry-war]

This is The Taming of Smeagol by Donato Giancola and by god they're gonna have a threeway with that wriggly guy

[trans-masked]

“Transphobes just think trans men are confused girls while they want trans women dead” hey what do you think they do to confused girls? It was only a generation or two ago when they stopped shoving ice picks into our fucking skulls.

[valtsv]

microdosing on catharsis by watching a fictional character or persona i relate to have an emotional breakdown until my chest starts to ache from the amount i've repressed

[valtsv]

[valtsv]

as a member of the lgbt community, it really hurts to hear people say that my "lifestyle" isn't "family friendly". i care a lot about being family friendly. it's very important to me. that's why this month i'm partnering with your mom -

[probuccalfat]

sherpas used to be treated like expedition partners that knew the land better than you because they were raised on it and now they’re treated like they are lowly disposable service workers setting up heated tents or spas for wealthy hikers who have no business on the mountain like they are collecting your nasty trash off one of the holiest and most sacred mountains in the world like do y’all understand that we see sagarmatha or mount everest as a living deity on earth while the rest of the world sees her as a conquest?

[probuccalfat]

locals of nepal hold the belief that your karma is the strongest as you reach the peak of sagarmatha and the mountain gives to you the spiritual energy you carry within yourself—benevolent or malevolent. you violate the spiritual sanctity of the mountain with your trash and your hubris. you disrupt the spirits that have long dwelled there. if you must summit sagarmatha, it isn’t and shouldn’t ever be from a place of bragging rights or bucket list goals but as a spiritual journey to connect with the spirit of nature at its most powerful.

[isuggestusingyourlocallibrary]

It's becoming clearer that sometimes when I say "use your local library" it's taken as "use a public library" and while that is definitely something you should be doing if you can, I'm usually talking about any library that's accessible to you!! Lending libraries, online libraries, school libraries, all of these are important to use as well!! If you have access to them, use them!! "Your local library" means any library that is local to you!

[meltygetswifi]

not to be a dirty commie or anything but i don't think any one person should have enough money to solve world hunger and then get to decide not to

[anarchistmemedistro]

reminder that the UN estimates it would cost only $93 billion per year to end world hunger, so elon musk could end world hunger for 10 years at his current net worth.

[anarchistmemedistro]

Ending world hunger costs less than 1% of military spending

Ending hunger by 2030 would cost just $93 billion a year — well under one per cent of the $21.9 trillion spent on military budgets over the

[and-fishing-equipment]

sorry but someone assuming you have "left a fandom" when you don't post about it a lot anymore feels like bilbo coming home to the sackville bagginses having him presumed dead and selling all his stuff. girl i was just on a little quest????

[homochadensistm]

Some people pray for world peace, but I see the Asks and replies you get and I pray for mass literacy and reading comprehension across the globe.

Ppl just like inventing stuff to get mad abt and then to argue with themselves over ig

[askjumblr]

I work with caring for animals at a scientific institution and I care for many snakes. My father insists they're cursed by Hashem and completely evil inherently.

I am very much aware of the serpent in Judaism, as I am an Orthodox Jew. However I follow the belief that all animals are cared for by Hashem and even the snake's curse was still not a complete condemnation as the legless body allowed snakes to hunt a different type of prey.

I have been looking for more positive or nuanced rabbinical opinions or insights on snakes, the literal animal not the symbolism of the serpent. Does anyone have any recommendations for this? Not looking to cancel out the negative image snakes have, but rather for deeper interpretations on this complex issue. I just don't believe that just because the Serpant was cursed in Gan Eden it means that every snake ever forever is evil.

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[turbomitzvah]

I have a ball python as a pet and she is the loveliest and sweetest girl so I'm also interested in where this goes. I absolutely refuse to believe they're evil, also snakes eat rodents so in that way they can serve the same purpose as cats!

[mossadspydolphin]

I feel like this is the kind of thing Rabbi Slifkin would have brought up at the Biblical Museum of Natural History if it were a widely held opinion, but I remember nothing of the sort. I got to hold Cuddles the python, though.

[misguidedandperplexed]

Assigned Frum at Birth would be a great way for former FFBs who are no longer frum or FFBs who are now just frum out of habit to refer to themselves

Too bad the acronym is already taken 🥲

[mossadspydolphin]

Plenty of acronyms have multiple meanings. AFAB should be no different.

[asamatterofcourse]

content creators with 99+ notifications: wow, a lot of people mustve liked my posts!

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[thejakeformerlyknownasprince]

So I've been thinking of writing an AU where elfangor stays on earth with Loren instead of elliminist popping him back into space, in this version he gets his morphing back in a similar sense to Tobias. (he has access to his old andelite body but his human form is his default now) In this version Ax crashes instead and gives the team their powers, having fast-tracked his way to warrior status to avenge his (thought dead) brother, (or he steals a ship bc he's a little vengeful brat) but my only issue is how Ax would have the blue box with him to give to the animorphs in the first place, and I was wondering if you had any ideas?

Interesting idea! A few thoughts:

Ax has a morphing cube because, when the Dome ship got attacked, he got tasked with staying behind to keep this one particular piece of technology safe. Whether that's make-work to keep the kid away from the battle, or a real task that he was given because they're that worried about morphing tech falling into yeerk hands, is open either way.

Ax has it because he never learned how to morph, being too young, and Elfangor knows this. So just before they get to Earth, Elfangor uses it to give Ax morphing power and then tells him to hold onto it for now because it won't be needed for a bit.

No one knows Ax has it, but he went into Elfangor's room (snooping? hero worship? little sibling stuff?) and found it there, and he has been hanging onto it to ask Elfangor about next chance he gets.

Could Ax somehow know or suspect Elfangor is alive on Earth? If so, could he have the morphing cube in the hope that — if Elfangor is nothlited as a human — they could use it to reverse-engineer a way to get Elfangor the morphing power back?

Anyone else have ideas?

[patrick-stewart]

Ewan McGregor as Obi-Wan Kenobi STAR WARS: EPISODE III - REVENGE OF THE SITH (2005)

[tartaeya]

i think there is a difference between a knowingly flawed character and a thematically uncomfortable character and knowing the difference is half the battle

[tartaeya]

knowingly flawed character: this character has traits that the author deliberately put in to show they have nuance and aren't perfect as a person. this will put them at odds with some readers and endear them to others, depending on them as people, and that's good!

thematically uncomfortable character: oh boy the author has some Beliefs