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[themoonandmyman]

I haven’t said anything interesting in a long while. this will continue

[escuerzoresucitado]

[fluentisonus]

what's really cool is even through paper you can watch the eclipse move all the way across the sun & then everything fade away as the sun sets

[bishiedoll]

Unicorn trinket designed by 内藤ルネ (Naito Rune), showa era.

[fluentisonus]

no eclipse glasses we are experiencing things allegory of the cave style

[problem-of-ros]

best ive got lmao

[houndmother]

may we live to see the public opinion recognize “terrorist” as a meaningless cudgel used at the whim of the state

[houndmother]

“trump called her a terrorist but that’s not what a real terrorist is!” close. look inside. there’s no such thing. it’s a rhetorical tool to reduce public outcry regarding torture and government overreach.

[sugary-sheep]

I don't think anyone can say they had a truly healthy childhood. I feel like there's a baseline level of trauma that comes with the fact that you're the legal property of someone else for your most vulnerable years, no matter how great your parents are, and this only gets exponentially worse for every degree away from perfect experts with principled objections to normative child abuse your parents are.

[binturong-of-the-day]

The binturong of bashfulness

[jelloapocalypse]

Someone asked me a while ago if I still had a photo of the worst sink I had ever seen while apartment hunting in Los Angeles. I assumed I deleted it so I didn't answer the ask and now it's gone, but as it turns out, yes, I do still have a photo of it.

[problem-of-ros]

there’s a type of parent who is very good at finding excuses and being patient and mistakes this for unconditional love. and the only way to fail this parent is if you stop failing. as long as you keep failing you are lovable

[soup-mother]

To be entirely honest a great to overwhelming deal of the supposed mental/self esteem effects of growing up without a father/"male role model" or whatever mystical connective essence your biological parents supposedly have comes from the constant social messaging that these things are important and that you are a broken person without them. People will constantly reinforce the idea that a childs life is incomplete and unfulfilled without some supposedly missing (and generally immaterial) parental element in a way that conveniently justifies and reinforces whatever family structure is dominant in that specific culture.

And frankly a great deal of young men work themselves up into a misogynistic complex about having been "denied" male role models or some shit, and that's why they need to listen to some stochastic terrorist dickhead on a podcast. After all: It could never be the patriarchy. It's probably women's fault

TLDR this shit is culturally and socially defined and does not exist in a vacuum. There is no ingrained need for a "male presence", there is no ingrained need for biological parents (or even parents at all). The 1% of harm coming from something other than the socio-economic effects of being raised by a single mother comes from social pressure, stigma and misogny.

[problem-of-ros]

(very quietly) i miss wearing clothes an being able to think

[hagiomoto]

Alfonso Soliano is Malaysia's best kept secret

[throatoftheworld]

The Outcry by Wolfgang Lettl, 1989

[eightyonekilograms]

I'm playing correspondence chess with my brother and don't feel like making a move tonight but wanted to make sure I did it tomorrow, so I wrote "move against brother" in my TODO list before realizing that sounds kind of insane.

[phaeton-flier]

#AncientPrinceProblems

[van1kisproblem]