[aranock]

I'm getting bottom surgery! Luckily for me the surgery is being covered and travel will (likely) be covered as well, unluckily however I do need to raise funds for the recovery period so I am going be streaming my stinky son Daniil Dankovsky's route of Pathologic Classic close to my birthday, specifically on June 12th, 13th, 14th and 15th. You'll be able to donate to select character voices and add modifiers that make my life worse in game. Info here:

Aranock Pathologic Streams

Info: I am getting bottom surgery! While I’m lucky that my surgery is covered, I need to raise funds to cover the period of time I can’t wor

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Anyway happy pride, please donate directly to queer people. I dont care if its me or my siblings our community needs the support.

[oddnon]

I have no platform here but please, if you see this, give what you can if you can.

[aranock]

My newest essay about my favourite film so far this year, because god this film is so good and I have a lot to say.

[oddnon]

I watched the film SPECIFICALLY BECAUSE I KNEW THE VIDEO WAS COMING OUT (yes, I should have already, and it was on my radar) and as an... elder... baby... queer? Recentish... out... queer? I don't know how to square that circle, but either way, I watched the film today in anticipation of Aranock's video (that should tell you something) and it absolutely decimated me in the best way. Watching the film in and of itself... as Syrian, as NB, SO MANY BEAUTIFUL INTERSECTIONS... and ugly crying through a lot of it... ... having literally finished Nimona before this premiere... this video gave me so much more. The credits literally were rolling as I went into the premiere. And I ugly cried many times more. In many ways. Happy, sad, feeling seen... everything.

Just watch it.

[animentality]

[odinsblog]

EYE remember. They sicced the police and the National Guard on us. For exercising our constitutionally protected right to assembly and protest.

And I also remember how, especially under cover of darkness, cops became particularly nasty and brutal.

We protested to say Black Lives Matter,

People protested to Occupy Wall Street, the police brutally attacked them.

Water protectors protested at Standing Rock, police and the National Guard pepper sprayed them.

The police are attacking and killing unarmed protesters right now today at Cop City in Atlanta. So please let’s knock off the “imagine if people in the US protested like that” nonsense. Sometimes it feels like we stay protesting, like since before I was even ever born.

In addition to all the innocent and unarmed Black people they routinely murder, the police also did things like shoot protesters directly in the head with tear gas canisters, at point blank range. I remember police wilding out on students who were protesting at UC Davis campus to protest tuition hikes. I remember the police tear-gassing a young girl named Sarah Grossman. The cops gassed her in the face and she died from it. And the media even tried covering for the police by parroting their version of events that she had asthma.

I could continue…

But I do not begrudge the French protesters. Like, not at all. They are right to protest Macron’s callous neoliberal ass, and I hope they get what’s theirs. I hope they win. We are on the same side.

#Solidarity #PowerToThePeople ✊🏿

But yeah, let’s not divide and conquer by pitting “our” protests against “their” protests. Let’s not memory hole lived reality and dishonor all the protests that really truly did occur, and are still ongoing even as we speak.

[b0tster]

im so excited

[oddnon]

I still don’t entirely know how to use Tumblr but I know I really like it. I think I need to figure out how to make blog templates or something.

[aranock]

My new video on Alison Bechdel’s “Are You My Mother?”, the complex relationship between moms and queer daughters, and the difficulty of making yourself a subject as a woman. 

[oddnon]

This is an absolute must-watch.

[oddnon]

Canon NB icon and I’m here for it. Loving this expansion.

[aranock]

As a trans person the last little while has been rough to say the least. So my friends KiraChats , Bellamy Rhea and I have decided to actually do something positive. I am going to be running them through Beyond Light and Witch Queen while we chat with incredible guests including Ladyknightthebrave , Tirrrb,  Jessie Gender and raise money for trans lifeline. So make sure to there between 12pm and 8pm CST Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. https://www.twitch.tv/bellamyjuujiro https://www.twitch.tv/aranock https://www.twitch.tv/kirachats

[oddnon]

Thank you for being comrade Through revolution and back again

[oddnon]

Tony Soprano being a “labor leader” in his community and making this reference genuinely informs his character in a very clever way. This show never stops impressing me.

[oddnon]

okay someone is slacking off at the croutonery

[oddnon]

I disavow the attack, fuck the people involved. Aside from the beatings, abuse and racism I experienced years after it happened, this single memory sticks out to me. I am a Syrian-American, and this is my experience, so many years later.

[oddnon]

Metallica-themed Pizza Place Comic: Horserer (https://www.xtreme-corp.com/product-category/comics/) Artist: Wolf Baker (https://www.instagram.com/wolf.baker/)

[gekiranger-deactivated20180527]

Only real gamers remember

[oddnon]

I still can’t believe these are real video titles from the Kitchen Nightmares YouTube channel.

[oddnon]

I also write a comic called Horserer, about a horse sorcerer who practices Horsery. He brews an evil beer, and anyone who drinks it dies in a gruesome way and becomes an abomination in his undead army against the T-Rexecutioner over a VHS copy of Top Gun. It’s as weird as it sounds. We have a few physical copies left, and they come with goodies. Those can be ordered here: https://www.xtreme-corp.com/store/ If you’d like to read the full comic up until the latest release (five issues total) we’re also on WebToons for free, found here: https://www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/horserer/list?title_no=807428 If you love it, consider grabbing a copy of each!

[mercuryfountain-deactivated2024]

The current wave of anti LGBT violence very explicitly hinges on online outrage, and we should know better than to play into it. It doesn't matter who you are or who your target audience is--you need to learn to bite your tongue and just keep scrolling when you see something you don't like. Stop sharing screenshots of that gay guy who posts about his crazy sex parties, that drag queen you think looks busted, that trans person you think is "cringe," all of it. I know many of us like to take lighthearted (and sometimes not so lighthearted) jabs at each other for a laugh, but especially in today's political climate you cannot provoke outrage about LGBT people without it getting out of hand. If you think you can delineate between the good ones and the bad ones, you will quickly yourself on the wrong side of that line.