This Isn't Normal

claims to be pro-death; lives anyways || content warning: body horror, gore, self harm, and sexual themes || tags irl gore (#irl), self harm (#self harm), and anything else upon request

[gayhockeyshow]

Hey…. Hey… Characters covered in blood, okay? You remember characters covered in blood?? You used to love characters covered in blood

[salamanding]

object shaped like a person

[escuerzoresucitado]

[catgirl-kaiju]

#myhole

[ruddykite]

[heavensghost]

Words by Andrea Gibson

[iwait4youalexg]

Oh!

[doh007]

Thank you all, i needed further explanation - And i do find it might help me!

[tiktaalic]

I was born in the exact right generation I love being an unmarried woman in my twenties with my own bank account and no children

[tiktaalic]

This getting reblogged with “and my thirties” “and my forties” “and my fifties”

[what-eats-owls]

There's a post going around about the most recent person murdered by ICE, and I'm not reblogging it because there is some fucking sinister work happening in the reposts that I'd like y'all to keep an eye out for.

It goes like this:

Post 1: [example of state propaganda claiming the victim assaulted a woman]

Post 2, same poster: "and even if he had, that wouldn't justify what ICE did"

Post 3, new poster: "yeah, someone said he deserved it because [long list of heinous and improbable criminal allegations] and that's wrong! no one deserves it!"

Multiple major news outlets have reported that his only "criminal" record was a couple parking tickets. Not even FOX is saying what the last poster's saying. And yes, this fucking matters, because MAGA really needs normies to think this guy deserved to die. The easiest way is to spread damaging misinformation about him, and the easiest way to do that is to bury it in a post that affirms other things you agree with.

Maybe that poster's just repeating shit without verifying, but it feels really sketchy to me that someone would leap in with poison in a pill pocket. Be really, really careful reblogging unsourced claims, folks.

[kla1991]

In general, spreading posts with reblogs that correct misinformation is one of the big ways that misinformation spreads, because repeating a lie makes that lie more prominent in people's minds, and therefore more believeable, even if you're only repeating it in order to refute it. This is called the Illusory Truth Effect.

Try to focus on and boost posts that state the truth with little or no reference to the lie. Repeating the truth, and only the truth, will make it stick better.

When Correcting a Lie, Don't Repeat It. Do This Instead.

Correcting false claims often backfires. Here's how to fight back against false claims without spreading them further.

[pastabuilt]

[unorcadox]

Is this all there is?

[lets-jam-deactivated20240101]

[explore-wildlife-nature-animals]

[angrrrl]

[i-am-a-fish]

I'm not at my limit or anything but what the hell

[stupid-twink-girl]

[konoko]

[aubeebuzzbuzz]

applying for new job:

[goon]

[y2kcompatible]

[sunshine-tattoo]

man we gotta get regular porn back on this website

[dogpuppy]