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[tieflingkisser]

[lesbianslimefriend]

here's where to find it on windows 10

[the-tiny-dragons-tea-room]

Ugh, it was in mine. It's off now.

[the-tiny-dragons-tea-room]

IT GETS WORSE

I had to turn this off, but it's something that allows Windows and anyone using your device to generate text/images.

LOBOTOMIZE YOUR MACHINES

[marougus-the-dragon]

AI is a freacking plague, I share this for any windows user.

[piyoriclaw]

customers don't touch me at work ever again

challenge difficulty level impossible

[demilypyro]

best case scenario Digital Circus gets remembered in a similar way as Steven Universe: a show that was Really Fucking Good and had nuanced characters and interesting things to say, but the audience wasn't quite ready for it and it imploded into a discourse ball. four years from now I expect to see lesbians drawing Jax like she's a renaissance muse the same way people still draw Pearl or Lapis

[lakeyyyyu]

Responding this screenshot, yknow, cause, yknow.

[whirlwindsworld]

I think you are all 12 years old, this is your first fandom, or you are suffering from immense brain rot in the media literacy part of your brain. I am only half joking about all that.

Anyway my thoughts on the tadc finale

I’m going to need to wait for the youtube version in order to rewatch and properly analyse the episode but my god. The stuff we see in Jax’s mind is not meant to paint to him as an irredeemable abuser. I’m fairly sure it’s all the ways he’s learnt to push people away. They aren’t fantasies of violence and sexual harassment. It’s guilt and shame and fear. Each defence as an aspect of himself.

Think about it. He blames himself for Ribbit’s abstraction and likely Kaufmo’s too. His mind is populated by scenarios in which the others have abstracted, with at least one being directly his fault again. Why on earth would these be fantasies and not scenes of guilt and shame and denial?

Just because you are not being spoonfed doesn’t mean you should jump to the most superficial conclusions.

Because why on earth would Gooseworx’s thesis be that a transfem coded haracter commits suicide off screen and is actually an abusive pos through and through? Why? Could it possibly be that she was communicating a different message? Maybe the execution wasn’t the best, but c’mon.

Jax feels like a cautionary tale. A warning about what can happen if you continue to push people away. A story that encourages you to accept help and care. And that even when you’re not in a place to receive it, it will be there regardless. Waiting for you. People love you and will do the work to care for you. You are not unlovable.

Jax was also really young. 22 years old and homeless. The circus fucked him up further. I don’t the message was ever meant to be that this kid was unlovable. More like saying, hey if even everything goes wrong, people will still be there for you.

Remember that before, abstractions were thrown into a cellar to be forgotten. But they didn’t do that this time. They made a safe and calming space and kept Jax company. They showed how much they cared even when Jax was hypothetically least able to receive it but also when he needed it most.

[piyoriclaw]

after this long, thinking i might be full aroace--not just ace. made some art to express this. yay!

happy pride month, everyone :3

[murderofsomeone]

every movie poster just looks like this to me now

[silly-blue-gosling]

[maruti-bitamin]

jewel

ink +watercolour

cara/insta/bluesky/ store

[aberrantkenosis]

Visit Original Link

in case you ever wanted to know what mambo number 5 sounds like with all the instruments (including the drums) replaced with bike horns 

[abiak-deactivated20130929]

it sounds like the song is going to kill you and it’s perfect

[insinuationviolation-deactivate]

[wtfdidyoulanadelsay-deactivated]

i smiled through the whole thing because i just don’t understand what would compell someone to do this but thanks

[gogogadgetgolem]

If I don’t reblog this, just assume I’m dead.

[dustinvg]

Battle Against a Powerful Clown

[gracekraft]

Happy Mirabelle Monday~

I was thinking recently how Mirabelle and Euphrasie both do the holding someone else's head in both their hands as a comforting gesture (Mira to Sif in the prologue and Euphie to Sif in the main game) so it made me wonder if Mira learned it from Euphrasie...

[piyoriclaw]

im going to kill the government (taxes)

[piyoriclaw]

nothing is more powerful than the need to continue wearing the same hoodie that you stole from someone maybe 5-6(?) years ago

yes it has a bunch of holes yes i am mending them hehehehehheehee

[bsd-bibliophile]

What, I wondered, did he mean by “society”? The plural of human beings? Where was the substance of this thing called “society”? I had spent my whole life thinking that society must certainly be something powerful, harsh and severe, but to hear Horiki talk made the words “Don’t you mean yourself?” come to the tip of my tongue. But I held the words back, reluctant to anger him. Society won’t stand for it. It’s not society. You’re the one who won’t stand for it—right? If you do such a thing society will make you suffer for it. It’s not society. It’s you, isn’t it? Before you know it, you’ll be ostracized by society. It’s not society. You’re going to do the ostracizing, aren’t you?

- Dazai Osamu, No Longer Human

[vendal-construct]

We Do Not Like The Concrete Tomb.

[vendal-construct]

This is our most popular post and we've seen more than one person tag it as "unreality." We understand why one might think that but we assure you: it was not.

These facilities chew you up. They suck the life from you and grind your body to dust to extract every ounce of profit they can.

These places destroy the body, the mind, and the soul.

[meepzer]

this addition and some of the people agreeing with it in the tags are misunderstanding the need for unreality warnings. An unreality cw isn’t disagreeing with the message of this post, it’s trying to offer clarity so as not to set off someone’s psychosis. The dogmatic authority of the opening text, the heavy filtering on the images, the warning of death put directly to the reader, they’re all great rhetorical techniques (or made into great techniques, by placing this text in this context) and certainly portray an accurate sentiment but they don’t offer genuine clarity to someone prone to psychosis or psychotic episodes or OCD spirals. This is art critiquing and commenting on reality; this is not reality.

Now, seeing unreality tags and affirming to readers that all of this is completely real in response, and emphatically adding that Amazon is *literally* chewing up people and grinding their bones into dust, is extremely ill-considered and unkind. To be clear, I worked in a warehouse briefly (I quit because of the immense mental and physical strain); I fully am in agreement with this message and really do think this post cool as a piece of like. american gothic art in late stage capitalism. But i wouldn’t tell someone with schizophrenia that working at that warehouse was, in a *literal sense*, actively killing me. We can critique capitalism without assuming that people with specific mental support needs are your enemy.

[vendal-construct]

We Do Not Like The Concrete Tomb.

[vendal-construct]

This is our most popular post and we've seen more than one person tag it as "unreality." We understand why one might think that but we assure you: it was not.

These facilities chew you up. They suck the life from you and grind your body to dust to extract every ounce of profit they can.

These places destroy the body, the mind, and the soul.

[meepzer]

this addition and some of the people agreeing with it in the tags are misunderstanding the need for unreality warnings. An unreality cw isn’t disagreeing with the message of this post, it’s trying to offer clarity so as not to set off someone’s psychosis. The dogmatic authority of the opening text, the heavy filtering on the images, the warning of death put directly to the reader, they’re all great rhetorical techniques (or made into great techniques, by placing this text in this context) and certainly portray an accurate sentiment but they don’t offer genuine clarity to someone prone to psychosis or psychotic episodes or OCD spirals. This is art critiquing and commenting on reality; this is not reality.

Now, seeing unreality tags and affirming to readers that all of this is completely real in response, and emphatically adding that Amazon is *literally* chewing up people and grinding their bones into dust, is extremely ill-considered and unkind. To be clear, I worked in a warehouse briefly (I quit because of the immense mental and physical strain); I fully am in agreement with this message and really do think this post cool as a piece of like. american gothic art in late stage capitalism. But i wouldn’t tell someone with schizophrenia that working at that warehouse was, in a *literal sense*, actively killing me. We can critique capitalism without assuming that people with specific mental support needs are your enemy.

[vendal-construct]

We Do Not Like The Concrete Tomb.

[vendal-construct]

This is our most popular post and we've seen more than one person tag it as "unreality." We understand why one might think that but we assure you: it was not.

These facilities chew you up. They suck the life from you and grind your body to dust to extract every ounce of profit they can.

These places destroy the body, the mind, and the soul.

[meepzer]

this addition and some of the people agreeing with it in the tags are misunderstanding the need for unreality warnings. An unreality cw isn’t disagreeing with the message of this post, it’s trying to offer clarity so as not to set off someone’s psychosis. The dogmatic authority of the opening text, the heavy filtering on the images, the warning of death put directly to the reader, they’re all great rhetorical techniques (or made into great techniques, by placing this text in this context) and certainly portray an accurate sentiment but they don’t offer genuine clarity to someone prone to psychosis or psychotic episodes or OCD spirals. This is art critiquing and commenting on reality; this is not reality.

Now, seeing unreality tags and affirming to readers that all of this is completely real in response, and emphatically adding that Amazon is *literally* chewing up people and grinding their bones into dust, is extremely ill-considered and unkind. To be clear, I worked in a warehouse briefly (I quit because of the immense mental and physical strain); I fully am in agreement with this message and really do think this post cool as a piece of like. american gothic art in late stage capitalism. But i wouldn’t tell someone with schizophrenia that working at that warehouse was, in a *literal sense*, actively killing me. We can critique capitalism without assuming that people with specific mental support needs are your enemy.

[guiltylovestar]

meeting his sister for the first time