Mabel Pines is my role model

Currently listening to: Molly Tuttle and compiling a playlist of road trip songs. Mid 20s????, she/her, AuDHD. TERFs, Nazis, and just people who are unkind: log off the Tumblr and go hang out with an IRL friend and touch grass. I do reblog NSFW stuff on occasion, so if you are a minor don't follow. I like pokemon and plants and flowers and wildlife. and bugs. bugs are cool. i try to tag consistently with sensitive topics, but it is not perfect

[thangathamarai]

[outdoormagic]

trillium by [Adam Baker]

[probuccalfat]

i have a Persian agenda where i encourage every man i know to grow the longest and prettiest hair possible

[probuccalfat]

personal agenda. Personal.

[argentcochon]

[probuccalfat]

i’m speechless. there’s a guy for everything.

[ndnbutch]

personally I am of the opinion that vegans who are like “the way our food system currently works under capitalism on a large scale is exceptionally cruel to all animals including humans and is not sustainable, so I’m doing what I can to make the most ethical choices available to me about what I eat and encourage others to do the same” are generally very reasonable people who I agree with in spades. but vegans who seem to think human beings are not themselves animals who are ultimately also part of the food chain but instead some kind of other paternalistic higher entity that can never engage in ethical and sustainable hunting practices (and especially the fringe I’ve seen who think other carnivorous animal predators are also evil and need to be eliminated) are people I regard as foolish at best if not actively anti-indigenous and racist

[joeyclaire]

steven is a really funny character actually. he never went to school. one of his powers is astral projection for no real reason. hes a musical prodigy. he was so traumatized by the end of the show they had to make an entire epilogue series about it. he spent seven years looking like a 3rd grader. he was even bisexual

[joeyclaire]

he went to the center of the earth. he saved the world in flip flops. he broke his bones every day and didnt even notice. he killed someone

[pawpels]

he didn’t have a bellybutton. he actively chose to eat super crispy bits of potato that got left in the deep fryer. he lived in a house but his dad lived in a car within walking distance of his house. he could revive people from the dead. all of his clothes were concert merchandise. he had an outdoor washing machine. he was put on trial for murder. he broke both federal and state child labor laws

[imhereformysciencefriends]

The murder he was on trial for was different than the murder he committed

[hedronalignment]

The murder he went on trial for was a murder his mom committed. The victim of the murder was also his mom.

[joeyclaire]

he plead guilty

[sm-baby]

Do yall ever just

[madambellepepper]

a lot of people could benefit from learning this simple trick

[berningwithpassion]

I need this

[cass-the-ballerina]

//gimme gimme

[plaguedbysanity]

The lessons we should truly learn from Kris Deltarune.

[bodyfeeling]

op turned off reblogs but i want this post on my blog

[zzoupz]

I know basically nothing about tarot cards but I absolutely need to make this a reality

[alpha-window-9]

New hot take, fresh from the bucket:

Rocky is a he/him lesbian

I am not open to debate

[starrynet]

that’s his little guy!!

[littleguysdaily]

I wish I had what they have...

[littleguysdaily]

This was a Patreon Request

[littleguysdaily]

[littleguysdaily]

Reblog to give prev their juice back

[littleguysdaily]

[boycreaturefeature]

”transandrophobia/anti-transmasculinity isn’t real” When i was younger one legitimate thing o had against transitioning (in the future) was that instead of being a women scientist, instead of being progressive and boundary breaking, i would just be a man. What would all the little girls think if i abandoned them, left the harshness of female hood to become a man instead, become not the idol they looked up too?

[ted-undead]

literally used to get so upset that i would not be a “woman in STEM” and would be taking spots away from women who could be in STEM instead of a man like me. that once my gender changed i was the statistic we were trying to push against. who needs more men like me in STEM?

[boycreaturefeature]

Not to talk over you but use this as a way to get the conversation outta the tags — it’s younger trans men who needs men like you in stem. When you transition, the world doesn’t just lose a women in stem it also gains a trans man/masc.

@echoiiing said it very well.

So, for everybody that feels that strange shame and pressure of needed to be the Women Scientist, the Women Role Model in the room — you’ll instead be a Trans Masc scientist, a Trans Man Role Model.

[this-is-trans-joy]

Not to mention the fact that the world is always gaining new women every day in the form of trans women. They get to be the Women Scientists and the Women Role Models for women and girls to look up to. It’s not our job to fulfil that role when trans women are doing it so much better than we ever could.

Whenever the world gains a new trans person, future generations of trans people gain an extra bit of hope that they wouldn’t have otherwise had, so never ever feel guilty about transitioning. The world needs you exactly as you are!

[steveevening]

[id: a screenshot from a tumblr comment by the user @/echoiiing. It reads "I was worried about this for a while, until I realized I wouldn't be "just another man in STEM". I'd be a trans man in STEM. If I ever make it anywhere, I could be someone for young trans boys to look up to, because they have even less role models than young girls. end ID]

[billymayslesbian]

i really need people to be so fucking careful in and around discussions of literacy because stuff like "this culture didn't develop a written language ergo they are mentally inferior to us" and "people with this disability are unable to read ergo they are mentally inferior to us" have been eugenicist talking points for a very long time

[youreonyourownkid13]

yes! Oral storytelling is just as valuable as written storytelling. In some ways I think it’s cooler, with how it changes a little but remains mostly constant over generations. Some oral histories that are 5000-10000 years old have been corroborated by geologic records (https://www.sapiens.org/language/oral-tradition/), so we can guess that at least some fictional stories passed orally have maintained similar levels of accuracy.

literacy is a problem when it prevents people from participating fully in societies that depend on literacy, and in those cases it’s usually a failure of education on a systemic level and/or the society failing to account for the needs of non-literate people. But like OP says it’s important not to blame people who are not literate for systemic failures and not to demean cultures / societies that don’t require literacy for everyday life

[billymayslesbian]

i really need people to be so fucking careful in and around discussions of literacy because stuff like "this culture didn't develop a written language ergo they are mentally inferior to us" and "people with this disability are unable to read ergo they are mentally inferior to us" have been eugenicist talking points for a very long time

[calvinandhobbescomic]

[justadreaminghufflepuff]

This comic is genuinely how I remember which is which.