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You’ve seen this world. You of all people should know… this should have been expected.
zhongli teaching childe How To Chopstick
zhongli: it's quite simple, really. you hold it like this
childe: like this?
zhongli: no. like this
childe:
childe: so like this
zhongli: no. like this
childe:
childe: y'know what, it's okay. i'm good at stabbing things. i mean food. i can stab them into the food.
zhongli: no. i made a promise. liyue is the land of contracts. it must be fulfilled. now, where were we?
childe: ...telling me how to hold it like this
zhongli: close, but not quite. no, hold it like this
childe:
HOW DO I REBLOG THIS FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE
THAT’S NOT EVEN THE FULL POST. Wonder why they cut out this part:
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This question and its answer from The New York Times work advice column is W I L D.
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Infinity Stones AU: In Which They Met Spiderman...And Venom
I finally finished this one, just in time to relieve your Coronavirus blues. I really hope you enjoy. :)
Yuya and Yuma were having duel, no holograms as they were still working on making the Duel Disks compatible, trying to iron out the difference in rules and card types so that they could do a battle royal later. Yusaku was rather helpful in figuring out how the make the game fair between all the different playstyles. Though no one defeated Yugi, he won every time. But for now he was just watching enjoying the show. Yuma was pretty good but sometimes he would try to ask Astral for help who rather sarcastically reminded Yuma he needed to play on his own. Who knew spirits could be sassy? Yusei was in the lab with Tony working on something, they had been rather secretive about it. Judai was also spectating the match.
“Wait…how do Pendulum Monsters work again?” Yuma asked for the fifth time.
Yuya sighed and prepared to explain again only to be interrupted by a loud thump on the window followed by a voice.
“Oh hey there…loving the hair dye.”
Judai blinked few times, then yelled out back towards the labs, “Tony! There’s a guy in red spandex on the window! Not sure how he got there!”
There was some loud crash noise before Tony and Yusei entered the main room, Tony gave a look at the spandex person, and sighed, “How many times have I told you to call ahead and use the door?”
“But it’s a lot more fun to go swinging around the New York skyline!” The red figure argued back.
“Just go use the door!” Tony sighed, “Boys…meet Spiderman. And yes…he does what a spider does.”
“I’m am also very friendly!” Spiderman insisted as he enter the ‘proper’ way, “And also Mr. Stark why do they have their hair dyed! You wouldn’t let me dye my hair!”
“Believe it or not that is their natural color and no this is not permission to dye your hair.” Tony responded
“But I wear a full face mask! No one would know it was me!”
“You wanted to dye your hair RAINBOW!!!”
“It was going to be for a good cause!”
Yusei whispered to Yugi, “Do they sound like father and son?”
“They do but I don’t think Tony-san has any children.” Yugi said.
“His father tendencies are strong…” Judai added.
“He does a poor job of hiding it…” Yusaku said.
“You think he has other kids he may have ‘adopted’?” Yuya asked.
“I think it’s likely….” Astral said, “I believe he has adopted all of you.”
“Wha?” Yuma was perplexed, “But I still have parents!”
“WHY IS THERE A GHOST?!?!?!”
“Oh…he has noticed me.” The sass was back with Astral.
“Kid calm down….” Tony sighed, “That’s not a ghost…the short one can tell you the full details later.”
“I’m not short!” Yuma protested.
“But why are they here? They don’t look like heroes…” Spiderman asked.
“They have the Infinity Stones.”
“Ooooooooohhhhh…..that makes sense.” Spiderman said, “Think they can help me out?”
Tony arched an eyebrow, “What sort of problem do you have that might need the power of the Infinity Stones for?”
“I think I spotted Venom running amok earlier.”
“What?” Tony froze, “What you mean that you think you saw Venom today?! He’s in lock up!”
“That why I came here! To be sure!”
“Okay fine….” Tony sighed, “JARVIS…can you contact…”
Actually sir….I just received a message stating that Venom has escaped confinement.
“WHEN!?”
Four hours ago.
“AND THEY DIDN’T THINK IT WAS IMPORTANT TO CALL ME?!” Tony stormed over to a wall, pushed a button, and a compartment containing six gauntlets popped out. He tossed on to each of the boys, “Put these on, they are designed to help channel the power of the Infinity Stones, they are prototypes so be careful, now let’s hunt an alien symbiote.” He then stormed off to get suited up.
Judai turned to Spiderman, “So…what’s going on?”
“I’ll explain as we head out…” Spiderman let out a sigh.
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Sight is a bullshit power and I’m starting to think it’s isn’t even real.
I’ve been obsessed with that one post where people speculated “What if sight was really uncommon in the universe so other aliens treat humans ability to see like it’s some magical power that doesn’t work half the time for stupid reasons?”
I imagine the alien “see” with echolocation, so they don’t bump into things but their range is very limited.
Tumblr social justice: spreading the world apart instead of bringing us together, one group at a time.
The one with the Japanese comments on cultural appropriation really speak to me.
I love the bit where they’re like “eauh mai gahhh why would they give this awful WHITE person their preshious cultural itaaammms??!!?” Um, because only white kids give a shit about “cultural appropriation”? Which is funny because somehow they can’t see that bitching about it is actually appropriating other people’s VOICES and thoughts and opinions and replacing them with their own white voices. They have become the thing they claim to hate.
WHITE SJW KIDS, STOP TRYING TO SPEAK FOR PEOPLE OF OTHER CULTURES. LET THEM SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES FFS. I promise they can, and will if they need to.
Culture - by its nature, by human nature - SPREADS. It just DOES. People contact other cultures, and they share things. That’s just a fact of life. And it’s A GOOD THING! The VAST majority of people ENJOY that and are HAPPY to share culture! Culture is NOT a finite resource that can be stolen, that can be devalued with use, that can be depleted - quite the opposite, actually. In fact, people from other cultures have explicitly expressed, to me personally as well as to plenty of others everywhere, that they feel pride and excitement when somebody from another culture is interested in or wants to emulate their culture. People who are not uptight white American teenagers/college kids are far more often than not quite HAPPY TO SHARE CULTURE.
And even if it somehow WEREN’T human nature to share and spread culture, imitation is not inherently ridicule or inherently bad. What could possibly make emulating somebody or something bad? Even the most “egregious” “cultural appropriation” “offense” - dressing up for Halloween - isn’t necessarily bad or wrong. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. [Which, I think, is a large part of why people are happy to share culture.] When you see somebody in a football uniform on Halloween, do you immediately assume that they’re making fun of football players, devaluing what they do? Or do you think, aw that kid wants to be a football player when he grows up, or I guess that guy likes football/that player?
So why is it different for cultural outfits, or for adults? It isn’t, not inherently. Dressing up in a kimono isn’t making fun of kimonos or Japanese culture. It’s appreciation. Now, if somebody is going around dressed in a caricature of a culture and openly and maliciously mocking people, then they’re… mocking people and that’s fucking rude. But they’re not stealing culture since culture can’t be stolen, and they’re not devaluing cultural items because culture is far stronger and more meaningful than somebody’s clothes.
I mean, are YOU not happy and excited to share YOUR culture with people? Do YOU get offended if somebody dresses up as something from your culture or learns your language or eats your food or wears your culture’s clothes? If you do, you’re an asshole. That’s not normal.
Like the example in the OP I, too, have been given cultural items as gifts, by people (or race traitors???) from the same culture. I have friends who bring back gifts, including grammar/vocab textbooks, from their home country when they go back to visit, and they get genuinely excited and happy to see me (and anybody they gave gifts to) use/wear their gifts. Once a sweet Cameroonian lady my gramma worked with gave her a cultural dress and actually helped her dress up in it for Halloween. That was super cute. Also, I was once asked to sing at a big, important party celebrating a big, important CULTURAL holiday that we don’t even celebrate in America, BY people from that country, because I could speak (and sing, though not sing well) in their language. I got a massively positive response from every single person there, some of the older ladies actually had tears in their eyes, absolutely everybody there wanted to hang out and speak to me in their language, a couple even invited me to come sing at their wedding later, and the host’s wife even HAND MADE a beautiful cultural dress for me afterward (ooh, so I guess she’s an evil race traitor, right???). Because sharing culture is a WONDERFUL thing that should be CELEBRATED and not fucking OUTLAWED you nazi freaks.
And here’s another example, which actually comes from an excellent YouTube channel where a Japanese guy excitedly shares his culture (or betrays his people????) with the world (TRIGGER WARNING: don’t click that link if you can’t handle watching a man intentionally teach people how to “appropriate” his culture!!):
In this video, he went around asking random people (I don’t think I’ve ever seen the same person twice in his “man on the street” videos) what they think of otakus, and specifically about people from other countries being obsessed with anime and such (that question starts at about 3:15). This is three separate groups of unrelated people who all independently stated that sharing culture is a good thing. There were plenty more answers, ranging from take it or leave it to it’s awesome, but nobody was protective of their culture in any way. (Side note, I think I might be in love with the girl in the 2nd-to-last pic. She is sooo sweet and her smile is sooo pretty and she is just sooo cute!)
So in conclusion, shut the fuck up about cultural appropriation, especially if you’re not from the culture you think you’re defending. Speaking on people’s behalf, as if you know what they want or what’s good for them, is the REAL APPROPRIATION here. Stop doing that, ya dicks.
YESSSSSS
CULTURAL APPROPRIATION MASTERPOST
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Ya ever go through your master post tag and just feel like something needs to be brought back. Yeah this is one of those.
This needed to come back
It always does, because the term has been so abused it’s not even funny.
Also erase the ideas that south european people cannot be white and that the world is divided in poc and white, with seconds always being the bad guys.
Ever notice the cultural appropriation police are almost always boring dumpy middle class girls with the personality of mold?
The Spanish one killed me. Hispanic people didn’t develop the language, the Spanish did.