Parental issues!?

More likely than you think https://linktr.ee/notinabrush They/he

[mothssoup]

rip mr beloved, i did not understand your death but at least ur ghost is a funny man

[primordial-fungus-monolith]

Lol my large and handsome pig didn’t find Anything of interest in your yard

[philzaisfather]

A child

[lucemferto]

Survey for Survey Purposes (Dream SMP)

A survey for the purposes of gathering data.

Hey DSMPblr,

please fill out my survey about storytelling on the Dream SMP!

Thank you.

[lucemferto]

Reblog this, you cowards! I need a high response rate!

Dream apologists, Technoblade apologists, you are still severely underrepresented!

[ommiotoast]

This fandom is way too comfortable downplaying anything their favorite character does to ghostbur and it's absolutely disgusting that 'he'll forget anyway so it doesn't matter' is a take that exists or that he the murder victim was a 'casualty of circumstance' as though he's not a wholeass person and a sentient being perfectly capable of feeling pain

[proudfreakmetarusonikku]

I’m not saying it’s the ableism… but the fact it happens to a character who is essentially mentally disabled due to severe trauma is interesting 🤔

[terrible-leviathan]

It's even worse when those people that downplay everything that happened to Ghostbur imply that he's a burden and deserves the shit treatment he got from c!Phil cuz he's "nothing but a shell of c!Wilbur",, idk about you but it reeks of ableism

[ommiotoast]

yeaaaah like i understand hes mourning and its jarring for him to see someone who looks like his son but doesnt act like him still it doesnt make it okay to compare him to a doll or use his memory issues to your advantage like??

[coffito]

HERE COMES

[coffito]

🌟 The boy 🌟

[coffito]

Hello boy!

[coffito]

Welc- oh fuck he stole the camera

[metfell]

ive won the qrt which is something that is normal to want and possible to achieve

[apple-but-sour]

Fuck it. c!Phil ramble.

The way people talk about him killing c!Wilbur on Nov 16 sometimes REEKS of the fact that people once again do not watch Philza Minecraft nor have any ability to treat the story with proper nuance.

People say he took "the easy way out" when in reality he has grieved, he felt guilty, he had been looking for a way to revive his son since almost the moment he killed him. When the ghost of his boy repeatedly cheered for his alive self's death, Philza did not whoop in agreement. He expressed remorse. Philza's decision was not easy and he faced plenty of consequences for it in the form guilt and grief.

"If I was in his place, I would've simply not killed Wilbur" and you are not Phil. You did not arrive at your son's nation to find him in a self-destructive daze when the last you talked via the letters it all seemed fine, he seemed happy. He seemed happy and here he is now in a dirty coat with wild eyes and he's demanding you kill him. And he's telling you that everybody wants him dead, so if you let him go he just might get killed by somebody else, and who knows what else he'll do before then. You can't hug him, because this is Minecraft. You can't just tell him it'll all be alright because you can't always talk someone off the edge with a few soft words.

"He didn't try to help" he attempted to talk him down from it multiple times. He was panicked, he wasn't equipped to deal with the situation, he considered Wilbur a threat not only to himself but to others since he had just turned his own nation into a crater. In a way, Philza chose the safety of the crowd over the life of his own son in a moment when his judgement was not clear.

Was Philza justified in his final decision? Was it the right decision to make? I wouldn't say so, but what I can say is that I UNDERSTAND that decision and recognize the complexity or the situation he was put in.

I can understand his decision and it seems like some people don't understand not only his decision but c!Philza's character as a whole.

Moral ambiguity is one of the main aspects of the Dream SMP narrative and it would be lovely to see that acknowledged from time to time.

[blockgamepirate]

I feel like people are minimizing the whole active threat aspect of the situation. It's more equivalent of a mass shooting (although he used bombs instead of guns, but it's the same thing, it's just that "mass bombing" sounds kinda redundant) or a murder suicide than just a suicide.

People made all those Heathers jokes about Wilbur in S1 and then apparently completely forgot about it.

[apple-but-sour]

Fuck it. c!Phil ramble.

The way people talk about him killing c!Wilbur on Nov 16 sometimes REEKS of the fact that people once again do not watch Philza Minecraft nor have any ability to treat the story with proper nuance.

People say he took "the easy way out" when in reality he has grieved, he felt guilty, he had been looking for a way to revive his son since almost the moment he killed him. When the ghost of his boy repeatedly cheered for his alive self's death, Philza did not whoop in agreement. He expressed remorse. Philza's decision was not easy and he faced plenty of consequences for it in the form guilt and grief.

"If I was in his place, I would've simply not killed Wilbur" and you are not Phil. You did not arrive at your son's nation to find him in a self-destructive daze when the last you talked via the letters it all seemed fine, he seemed happy. He seemed happy and here he is now in a dirty coat with wild eyes and he's demanding you kill him. And he's telling you that everybody wants him dead, so if you let him go he just might get killed by somebody else, and who knows what else he'll do before then. You can't hug him, because this is Minecraft. You can't just tell him it'll all be alright because you can't always talk someone off the edge with a few soft words.

"He didn't try to help" he attempted to talk him down from it multiple times. He was panicked, he wasn't equipped to deal with the situation, he considered Wilbur a threat not only to himself but to others since he had just turned his own nation into a crater. In a way, Philza chose the safety of the crowd over the life of his own son in a moment when his judgement was not clear.

Was Philza justified in his final decision? Was it the right decision to make? I wouldn't say so, but what I can say is that I UNDERSTAND that decision and recognize the complexity or the situation he was put in.

I can understand his decision and it seems like some people don't understand not only his decision but c!Philza's character as a whole.

Moral ambiguity is one of the main aspects of the Dream SMP narrative and it would be lovely to see that acknowledged from time to time.

[philzaisfather]

The warden doing warden things (click for better quality)

[radiation]

you know what’s better than enemies/rivals to lovers or whatever. one-sided rivalries where one character is extremely passionate and the other seriously couldn’t give less of a shit. and not necessarily romantically it’s just funny as hell

[radiation]

DO NOT PUT MINECRAFT YOUTUBERS IN THE NOTES DO NOT PUT MINECRAFT YOUTUBERS IN THE NOTES DO NOT TAINT GODS GREEN POSTS WITH DREAM SUCKMYPENIS

[devil-gutz]

Minecraft youtubers

[radiation]

[philzaisfather]

Hahaha *furrys your minecraft sheep*

[philzaisfather]

I havent seen much ponk fanart so i did something about it

[philzaisfather]

I did it again and its still just as bad when you know whats coming

[philzaisfather]

Did somone say self indulgent craft time? No? Well this is my son devlan and i love him

[the-library-alcove]

Ewww, eww, ewwwww!

I was googling to try to find out why matzos are perforated (because I couldn’t remember why), and google auto-complete gave me “why is matzah pierced and striped?” when I got to “why is matzah p–”

So I shrugged and gave that a try.

I regret having done so:

FUCKING CHRISTIANS!  Stop trying to shove Jesus into Judaism!

[captainlordauditor]

“just google it” see this? see this right here? four of these answers I can immediately spot as Christian plants and not real information about Judaism. I can, because I know enough about Judaism to spot them. Goyim who don’t know about Judaism can’t.

[sugar-and-spite]

in case anyone doesn’t know how to spot them (this applies to any religious topic, not just these specific articles):

if it mentions jesus by name, it’s probably christian

if it uses a euphemism for jesus (ie “the one who was pierced for our sins”), it’s almost definitely christian (common euphemisms include a lamb, a shepherd, or a fisherman/“fisher of men”, these are all christian)

if it capitalizes “He” in reference to jesus, it’s 100% christian

if it refers to jesus as a savior or as saving/sacrificing himself for “us,” it’s 100% christian

as a former christian, jesus is only considered a savior and the son of god to christians. christians will try to make you think everyone believes this. don’t fall for it. learn the signs and avoid false information.

[captainlordauditor]

Some more red flags

-use of the term “Messianic” or heavy emphasis on a Messiah when not talking about a topic directly relating to a messiah. Messianic “Judaism” is a branch of Christianity founded on appropriating our imagery to convert us.

-”Yeshua” and “Messiah” paired together. This is another term for Jesus.

[philzaisfather]

Just caught up with the streams and I'm absolutely fucking ✨devistated✨