Sarah

Multifandom. ● INFJ, She/Her, 24, French 🏳️‍🌈 (header : @evercelle)

[nbmudkip]

“how could you have forgotten that” i forget Everything. unless i remember

[shitposting-hobbits-to-gallifrey]

"how can you remember that" I remember Everything. unless I forget

[holdvilag-archive]

men with longer hair if you hear a voice that tells you to cut it that's the devil talking. you have to ignore it at all costs im not joking

[kuroscara-deactivated20250420]

[frennarts]

[noecoded]

best friends 4 evr

[mega-angry-art]

i love how fuckin weird the farmer is, i need more content of the villagers talking about how fuckin weird the farmer is.

edit: there's a part 2 now

[sofiaruelle]

This is I guess are the looks that I think are "close" to their Canon fits and this is what I think height would be like if they were to stood next each other.

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Stardew Valley BachelorMasterpost:

And thats it. That was the fashion series!!!! Thanks joining me on this long as journey. Thank you for patiently waiting. Men's fasion is difficult. But i am pretty proud of this lol.

Shane, Harvey, Sam, Sebastian, Alex, Elliot

✨Bachelorettes Masterpost✨

Am i going to do the npcs? *SHRUGS* but i do wanna draw Pam with Jennifer Coolidge's face hahhahaha

Bonus:

[diasketchbook]

A.S.S. Squad 🖤💛💜

[nwarrior777]

this episode…

[p4s04]

afternoon naps

[kiiakostet]

cooling down 🦊

do not repost || my instagram

[forthegothicheroine]

I’m not a classicist, but I suspect one of the reasons so many of the Greek gods are portrayed so unflatteringly was less because they were seen as villains than because they represented their domains.  Of course Zeus sometimes misuses his power, that’s what a king does.  Of course Artemis’s wrath is wild and painful, that’s what nature can be.  Of course Hades snatched away a young girl from her mother’s arms, that’s what death does.  This is one of the reasons callout posts for some gods comparing them negatively to ‘nicer’ gods are kind of missing the point.

[selavy]

as someone who is partially a classicist, this is a better analysis of Greek mythology as a whole than 99.95% of the takes I’ve seen on here (and a substantial number of the takes I’ve seen in ~academia~)

[thespongebobsquarepantsmovie]

just to be clear i am 100% pro-choice i support anyone who gets an abortion no matter the reason and no matter how many they already had or will have because bodily autonomy is a human right and i have no patience for people who believe it is not

[m0nomercy]

and he would've gotten away with it too

ask for an unmask scooby doo post and you shall receive an unmask scooby doo post

[felderwin]

This website would be so funny in the death note universe I think some of you guys would be really pro Kira

[felderwin]

Imagining discourse where some people are reminding you not to put your name and face on your blog to stay safe and then other people call you toxic and abusive for that bc it means you’re hiding something if you don’t want Kira to be able to kill you

[scripturient-manipulator]

This is exactly what would happen on here and anyone who doesn't think so either hasn't been on here long and/or is lying to themself

[my-lesbian-romance]

I think that for season 5, the duffer brothers just shouldn't bother with a script and just let the actors loose on set and let them improvise the whole thing

[kirinandvlindertje]

“transition poses some ethical questions. Such as, from what age should you be allowed to irreversibly change your body.“

This of course completely ignores the fact that puberty makes irreversible changes to your body. But let us just rephrase the question: “from what age do you gain bodily autonomy?” Now it gets very easy to answer: From the moment you’re fucking born.

[puppyprivilege-deactivated20151]

I’m sorry, I’m reblogging this twice in a row it is that important

[numinous-queer]

Stand up and say it again for the people in the back row. 

[drtanner]

This is all completely true and correct, of course, but on the topic of changes that irreversibly change a child’s body, prithee, go and talk to a fucking ballet dancer.

If you start ballet at 16, you are too old to ever expect to be able to do it seriously. If you start at 12 you’re too old. If you want to do ballet as a serious thing, as a career, you need to start at like eight years old or even younger, because your bones and joints need to be trained while they’re still flexible in order for you to be able to perform many of the required motions and stances of ballet. In particular, you need to be able to perform turnout of the hips, but all of your joints in your legs and feet will be affected, and this irreversibly changes your body.

And yet! Nobody talks about this as a negative thing! Little girls say they want to be ballet dancers, and if their parents have enough money, that’s what they get to be! Does it cause problems in later life? Yeah, sometimes! Often, even! But nobody talks about that because it’s a thing for cis people to do and so naturally it’s all fine!

Go and talk to a fucking ballet dancer.

[alexseanchai]

also it’s funny how the same people who can’t stand the thought of prepubescent kids putting off puberty until they’re sure of whether they want estrogen- or testosterone-fueled puberty have absolutely no objection to doctors making irreversible surgical alterations to intersex infants and toddlers for no medical reason

like if the problem actually were people too young to choose to modify their bodies thus—and not, you know, hatred of all things that deviate from the cisalloperihet standard—then surely small children getting no choice (and often hating this as adults) is a more important issue than preteens delaying having to make a choice?

not that preteens delaying that choice should be an issue at all! not least because the average age of menarche used to be fourteen or sixteen (depending what article I’m looking at) and is now twelve or thirteen, for reasons we don’t understand yet but possibly have to do with any of a bunch of possibly irreversible alterations we have collectively made to the environment without knowing or caring what the long-term effects would be