//Sorry lol I got more hours at work and my drawing time has been getting mostly taken up by comms (not that I'm complaining!) but I will eventually post again!! I miss drawing for this blog but I just keep getting busy
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//Sorry lol I got more hours at work and my drawing time has been getting mostly taken up by comms (not that I'm complaining!) but I will eventually post again!! I miss drawing for this blog but I just keep getting busy
hey boss i can't come in today it's a sunny day and there's a lovely breeze coming in through my window, yeah it's rustling the branches of the tree outside that's finally bloomed so it's pretty serious
homesick
Having a child is a long term commitment to a heavy, heavy responsibility which demands energy, attention, and time.
To have a child is to bring an entire person into the world. This person can not consent to this. This person is inherently vulnerable, hardwired to depend on you, and must be taught the skills neccessary to one day care for themself.
When you have a child, that child’s well being is entirely on you. It’s your job to keep them safe, to keep them fed, cloathed, and happy. It’s your job to make sure they feel loved.
When you choose to have a child, you are signing up to spend years and years of resources on that child. That is your choice. The child was not alive and could not agree to your decision to drag them out of the void of nonexistence. The child was not asked if they wanted to experience an entire lifetime of conciousness, and all of the potential suffering and agony that comes with that.
That decision is entirely that of the parent who has made the choice to have a child.
You are not “granting the gift of life.” You are not doing this hypothetical child a favor by having them. You are doing this for you, because you wanted to be a parent. You wanted to have the experience of raising a child.
This means that if you have a child, you owe that child. You owe them time, and love, and safety, and care. You asked for this, it is now your responsibly to follow through.
Children are not a toy. They aren’t a fancy new car for you to parade to your friends. They aren’t a fashion accessory for you to put on the shelf when you lose interest. They aren’t a mini you. They aren’t a magic cure-all to your trauma, and they aren’t there to fill some void in your chest.
They are a vulnerable person who is easily abused and neglected and who will be at your mercy throughout much of their development period.
A parent owes their child. Failing to follow through with the responsibility they signed up for is a failing on the parent’s part. Making the child feel guilty for the crime of existing is the fault of the parent. A child is never a burden.
Abusive and neglectful parents are failures as parents. They could not do the bare basics of what the job entails and then they blame the child for a crime that the parents themselves committed.
I heard that Iranians are 'Aryans'. And the word 'Iran' itself means 'land of The Aryans'. Is it really true ? I'm not Nazi but I'm just curious.
((Ohhhh, boy. This is a loaded question. “Aryan” is a word that is loaded in both Iranian and European contexts.
Aryan is originally a sanskrit word but there have been various ways of which “Aryan” has been assigned a meaning: It has been called a “neutral” word with no relation to ethnic or racial categories, others abide by the definition of the word as meaning “noble” applicable to numerous tribes, and many of us in are familiar with Hitler’s interpretation of Aryan and the Aryan race of a superior, master race of European stock. Aryan and its construction in racial/ethnic terms has been a word that has been molded to fit particular narratives and ideologies, the most obvious being Aryanism. Aryanism was the root of the Pahlavi idea of Iranian nationalism, fashioned by Mohammad Reza Shah’s “co-option of ancient Persian and Zoroastrian symbols in order to describe his rule”, though that was anachronistic–not to mention revisionist when he at one point lauded Iran’s 2,500 years of supposedly purely “Persian monarchy”. Anyways, as Alex Shams puts it in his article “A “Persian” Iran?: Challenging the Aryan Myth and Persian Ethnocentrism”:
Aryanism was one of the most influential of these ideologies, and it identified the Indo-European language tree (which includes Sanskrit, Persian, and most European languages) as proof of a migration of an imagined Aryan nation out of India, through Persia, and into Europe. Aryanism was highly convenient for Europeans because it made sense of the Indian and Persian civilizations they were encountering through their colonial enterprises.According to this theory, Europe represented the pinnacle of the racial hierarchy while Indian and Persian civilizations were mere steps on the way to contemporary greatness. Additionally, it distanced Europeans from the Semitic languages of the Jews and Arabs, offering a pseudo-scientific rationale for both racialist anti-Semitism and Orientalism.
Dr. Reza Zia-Ebrahami refers to this sort of Ayranist-based Iranian nationalism as a “dislocative nationalism”, bent on removing Iran from its regional and ethnic neighbors based on its Aryan-ness. He describes the way this sort of nationalism has allowed a very particular reading and construction of Iranian history re: Pre vs Post Islam Iran and “Progression” of Iranian modernity, in his interview with IranWire:
…..the idea of an Aryan race emerged in European scholarship. It is difficult to condense its long history in a few lines but let me simply emphasise that the opposition between the Aryan and the Semitic race came to be maintained as an unquestionable scientific verity. For the 19th century French scholar Ernest Renan, it was the principle defining nothing less than the universe in which we live.
Early nationalist intellectuals in Iran, particularly Mirza Aqa Khan Kermani, adopted this hypothesis for several reasons. First, they held the science of Farangiyan (Europeans) for gospel truth. Secondly, Aryanism could very conveniently explain why Iran lagged behind Europe economically, socially and militarily. Indeed, Islam came to be re-imagined as the product of the Semitic mind, which nationalists believed – with the help of their European sources – was imposed upon Aryan Iranians at the point of the sword. Iran’s regression was thus explained in the very simple and digestible terms of a loss of racial and cultural purity.
so–as you can see, it is conventional truth to refer to Iranians [specifically Persians, Aryanism most often erased Iranian non-Persians, though Aryanism eventually began to define how some view Azeris [[”Turks”]] as being True Aryans that were sullied by Turkification or something like that] as “Aryans” and it is accepted popular knowledge that Iran does indeed mean “Land of the Aryans”. However, “Aryan” and Aryanism have substantial weight in the discourses of Iranian nationalism[s].
That said, I’m not here to debate the validity of anyone’s identity or their nationalisms–that’s not for me to determine. I am just trying to mindful and specific of what narratives I’m going to be putting forth.
articles: 1, 2 ))
Your mission for today and forever is to shut your mouth when you see a post about a ship you yourself personally don’t see
I can’t keep spending every five seconds with a “oh I don’t ship this but..” or “ahhh I personally see this character as this…” or “I like other ship more”
buddy scroll
or give a compliment and scroll
curate ur own content don’t make it my problem
I like rarepairs and multishipping, so no duh ur not gonna ship the same shit as me a lot of the time
this doggy needs america x malaysia hetslop/hetgem content can someone feed me please ill be a good boy for it
Wait what the fuck
wind breaker really hits all my favorite marks of "antagonist becoming enamored with the protagonist after a pivotal interaction" because the affection and straight up yearning from everyone who's fought sakura is crazy
Ame x Malay
American boy
animated thingy
something about how everyone is looking up to Umemiya when he first addresses them through the speaker whilst Suo lowers his head and looks down
Belarus
countryhumans (the asean countries)
Uhh..i guess you can request other countries?
Can you draw Britain and his other ex-colonies that are not Canada, USA , Australia and New Zealand interacting please?
Good question!
Yes!
they all hate him ❤️
I actually plan on drawing more of South Africa at some point so call this design a prototype
Pitbull Terrier! (Re-post)
hi hiii ^^ ur my favorite country humans artist it would mean a lot to me if u would draw quebec and malaysia together? im quebecois and have always admired malay culture, it would make me super happy to see some ship art since malaysia is such an underappreciated countryhuman... love from quebec keep up the great work -w-b
here you go!! :)