this is my main silly blog. other blogs featured are:
loz/nintendo🤺aesthetic🤺naruto/anime🤺hxh🤺touden siblings + more! but it's a secret :)
my tagging system is non-existent have fun trying to find things
similarly i only tag spoilers on og posts
i write image descriptions on all posts i make and sometimes will add id's to other posts but i'm not very consistent w rbing
ace/aro and trans inclusive. pro choice. palestine will be free. won't tolerate antisemitism. blm. you'll figure out the rest.
[ID: a bunch of blinkes! 1) "add id's to your images" written next to a guy punching the floor. 2) kirby walking in place labeled "small-town blogger." 3) "doomed yuri" written on a rainbow background.
4) "i [heart] tragedy" with a beating heart. 5) an angel emoji with "i'm always right" written next to it. 6) "i block people for misusing the term "unreliable narrator" between two caution symbols.
7) "i doth yap" written next to finfin icon. finfin is half-dolphin half-bird. 8) black and neon green blinkie that reads: "people underestimate rocks." 9) "the oxford comma" surrounded by multicolored flames.
10) a blinking computer with the text "queue feature with no tag" next to it. 11) sparkling orange "mass like/reblog is ok." 12) a frog and lily pad with the text "will you sit on a lilypad with me?" written between them. end ID.]
it’s so special to me that so much of fan culture is textual analysis for the love of the game. like thank god there are people in my phone who are also thinking about this thing i love so much that they are writing transformative fiction as character studies and setting clips of the show to music with theme-relevant lyrics and writing long text posts analyzing every line of dialogue like!! yay!!!
man this sucks so bad i'm going to [remembers suicide jokes negatively impact my mental health and recovery] depose the king and usurp the throne. and maybe do some light regicide also
I was asked to screenshot this scene instead of posting gifs by an anon a while back because of the flashing lights and because they have photosensitivity.
i block ppl all the time so my blocklist ranges from "actual fucking asshole fascist" n "post that mildly annoyed me because im petty" and if i went thru my blocklist rn i probably would have no idea why i blocked each of them but whatever
Like they tried to change Reblogs and people rightfully got up in arms, this is a LOT worse. In order to have access to any sort of thing dubbed mature, and We haveALL seen what they think is mature, Everything from a black and white photo of a black woman's arm, to posts about IUD recalls, to a nude painted by a 17th century artist, to anything involving the word Trans; you have to send your personal information to a third party site that WILL get hacked, and you will be doxxed. And they can say "Oh shit, well it wasn't us who sent your name address and gender identity to Moldovan teenagers, here's a couple extra minutes in the ball pit.
That's bad enough!!!!!!!! But the entire idea of needing permission from state authorities to access anything labeled mature by our friendly AI overlords is some fucking Boll shit. Die Gedenken Sind Frie baby. This is all a reaction to people getting uppity about their lowly lowly rights and is being propped up by the same bad actors tht have made life unlivable. Fuck that shit.
"Well it's only being rolled out in Brazil and UK" Yeah, to start. "Well they're being forced to do this by laws." YOu know it's always really funny when these tech giants (Or whatever you call owning tumblr dot com) get really antsy about laws considering they pick and choose which ones they abide by.
This is a breaking point and it's going to be very interesting to see how we proceed from here.
statements like "It's wrong to masturbate about a person without their consent" and "It's wrong to do something that quietly arouses you while you are in public even if no one can see it" show that a person's understanding of morality basically involves magical thinking. like I wrote this post on the toilet. That's not the same thing as me literally shitting on you
[Image description: screencap of Edward Elric smiling and holding a thumbs up gesture. It is the same image from the "I see no difference; love is love" post.]
So many political posts I hate boil down to "I don't want to organize and work with people I hate and fight for small, incremental victories, I just want to start a revolution where everyone magically becomes an automaton who acts exactly the way I think they should act"
Like damn man, I want that too. Unfortunately I live in reality though so we're stuck with the first thing.
Community members face retaliation for trying to spread the word out, a lawsuit alleges.
Headline: Memphis Is “Under Full-Blown Occupation” by ICE. Here’s Why You May Not Know That.
Publisher: Mother Jones
Date published: 18th May 2026
Selected text from article:
There’s a massive immigration operation in Memphis right now, but you may not have heard about it. It certainly hasn’t gotten as much attention as past surges in Chicago or Minneapolis—even though it’s been going on since September.
Hunter Demster, who runs a soup kitchen in the city, has been trying to get the word out. He often drives around with his phone, looking for officers to film as they arrest immigrants. There are more than 2,700 officers stationed in the city as part of the Memphis Safe Task Force; some are from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS); others are from other law enforcement agencies and the National Guard. None particularly want to be photographed.
Which means that Demster is facing blowback for trying to document them. So are other community members doing the same thing. Officers have taunted them, shined bright lights at them, and followed them in their cars. One community member was assaulted and jailed for trying to film. Now, they’re suing, with help from the ACLU, which argues that agents are engaged in a pattern of intimidation and retaliation that hampers their First Amendment rights to record the police.
The lawsuit was filed last week against leaders of the task force, and it’s a harrowing read—dozens of pages of examples. Demster, for one, recalls an officer driving quickly as he stood in a parking lot and then swerving toward him, missing him by inches. Another plaintiff was “bumper-rushed” by police while driving—they came up behind him so quickly that it appeared a collision was imminent, before hitting the brakes at the last second.
“It’s retaliation,” Demster told me of the various incidents. “And for what? Holding a phone.”
Plaintiff Jessica Chodor was tackled by a task force officer when she tried to film a traffic stop; she was held down and an officer threatened to tase her before taking her to jail. (The charge against her, “resisting official detention,” was later dropped.) Demster says agents sometimes sit in their vehicles outside his house. “It’s terrifying to have to be on guard 100 percent of the time,” he says.
The case in Memphis also challenges Tennessee’s Halo Law, which criminalizes anyone who gets within 25 feet of an officer after they’ve been warned to step away. Task force agents are invoking the law against observers who are not interfering, and sometimes forcing them back even farther than required so they can no longer see or hear. “It unconstitutionally burdens people’s ability to engage in gathering information and recording what task force agents are doing,” ACLU attorney Scarlet Kim told me.
[...]
The surge has not gotten much national attention in part because Tennessee’s Republican governor supports it—he has said it will continue indefinitely. And the Trump administration has framed it not as an immigration crackdown, which would get a lot of press coverage, but as a crime crackdown. (Task force officers from other agencies are arresting people primarily for traffic violations and crimes, but they call DHS officers when they encounter immigrants.)
Demster also believes Memphis has yet to grab the nation’s attention because people like him who want to get the word out are facing retaliation. It’s all part of the task force’s plan “to operate in the shadows,” he says.
Chodor, the woman assaulted while trying to observe, no longer goes out to film as much as she used to, and when she does, she stays in her car unless there are other observers on the scene. “My family still has a lot of fear and worry anytime I leave the house alone,” she told me.
Demster continues to press record whenever he gets a chance. “We are under full-blown occupation and immigrants are going missing,” he says. “No one should fear their government for holding a phone.”
they literally taught you that trans people were subhuman and that you were better than them. I don't know if you can be trusted around other trans people
ID: #rationally i know this us a metaphor for how little "male socialization" holds up #but in a personal lense I've been told most of this basically verbatim for being arab and having grown up in a muslim household #doesn't matter that i never connected to islam #doesn't matter that it was used specifically as a way to abuse me #doesn't matter that i am very strictly agnostic now #no what matters to those three was that i was raised muslim and therefore shouldn't be allowed to seek any community #i hate this place #rivergirl rambles /End ID
I'm following blogs that haven't posted in like eight years but I don't care I shall never unfollow them because I am a true and loyal knight #loyalknight
