a minor prince of dusk

early 30s. trans. she/her butch fag artist

[mosspriestess]

if male is 3 and female is 9 on a clock face my transition has been like going clockwise from 4 to 1.

[grapnel]

An example of why one should use the Oxford comma.

[sepdet]

LOL. I think they tried to fix it.

Nice try. Still no.

[rivendellrose]

Wake up, babe, a new example of why the Oxford comma is a really good idea just dropped...

[mosspriestess]

An oxford common doesnt make this better. It makes a New York vigilante appear to be an appositive for Sylvia plath.

Sylvia Plath, a new york vigilante, and Shah of Iran feature in...

the problem is lack of list consistency. Throwing one person in by name and others by description makes it read wrong. Same with using an article for only one of the items.

Writing it as "A New York Vigilante, the Shah of Iran and the author Sylvia Plath inspire" fixes this better than an oxford comma.

[a-silly-poll-side-blog-yay]

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[guooey]

Patrick Ness, More Than This

[comvi]

[illuminoth]

‘Just wait I Might

Put up a Fright

I can’t screw up

Another night

Oh,

what a Sight

I’ve conquered flight

the Up and up

Horizon’s bright’

[epicsause-official]

just got an idea for a banger couples shirts design

[brellstudiosart]

the obligatory trolley problem post

[illuminoth]

dm me to buy<3

10 x 10 inches

275

[conzoop]

happy skeleton warrior week, keep those bones strong!

[duskdruid]

St. George and the Dragon

by Kay Nielsen for Red Magic (1930)

[mosspriestess]

a movie that you think turned out BAD but other people love and they love it for the reasons youre most disappointed might be the most agonizing and fruitful shape to rotate

[bleekay]

[sandersstudies]

Talking to my traumatized friends like “take your time responding and don’t feel any need to cater to my opinion in this matter just tell me the truth about what you feel. Your feelings are valid. ” and it’s about like choosing where to go to lunch.

[performing-personhood]

Y'all do not know how long it took for me to finally realize "telling other people what I think they want to hear" is not the nicest kindest choice for me to always make. And neither do I, because I'm still learning it, but as soon as I do I'll be sure to tell you How Long It Took.

Because, haha, it turns out? Most people actually don't need to be constantly right, always in control, and perpetually being reassured. And they'll feel funny (negative) when you treat them like they do. Because people mostly assume that how you treat them is a direct reflection of how you perceive them, and they will never assume you're treating them that way because of someone who literally isn't currently in the room.

Wild, I know.

In actuality, people already know you have a preference because that is a very normal thing to have. And because you're never as slick as you think you are, you definitely won't fool anyone by pretending you don't. So the actual kindest choice to make is to just be honest about what you want, because most people will feel most comfortable when they know for sure that the decision you've both made is truly a mutual agreement.

Genuinely? Mind-blowing concept. But a very helpful thing to remember.

[atomikats]

curiouser and curiouser

[hail-the-villainess]

The princess does not have "depression," it's called an Air of Melancholy and it makes me very beautiful in a dignified and subtly tragic way

[monstermonger]

He's worried about stepping on flowers. He loves nature.