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cute-catts

this is amazing 🐈 ♥️♥️

legally-a-bastard

im blowing up this is adorable

swan2swan

fwizard

I’m getting threatening scam emails from author john green

furryprovocateur

lmfaooooo

People on this website will dislike a character and legitimately start talking like Jafar.

mindovermutant

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danhumphrey

as a human my ideal way to die would be something quick and painless in a national park at a very old age. as a bug my ideal way to die would be being accidentally crushed by a little girl playing outside and cried over and buried with a leaf headstone

sustainable-solarpunk

My thoughts on the ‘Solarpunk is just aesthetics! Y’all can’t do anything!’ Statement

Every movement has some kind of visual identity. Every. Single. One. Now, those identities often evolve after the politics, but that’s not a rule.

Solarpunk was created as a way to directly oppose the grim, late stage capitalistic future we’ve been sold my cyberpunk for decades.

People saw this aesthetic and were able to look within it to see real change and action that could be made to get there.

Aesthetics give people something to identify with. But more importantly in this instance, they give us a collective vision to move towards.

Yes Solarpunk was an aesthetic, but no one said it ever had to stay that way. It is simultaneously our foundation and what we’re striving for.

So go take your stolen yogurt ad and fuck some shit up <3

the-habitat-ring

“Science fiction is simply a way to practice the future together. i suspect that is what many of you are up to, practicing futures together, practicing justice together, living into new stories. It is our right and responsibility to create a new world.”

Everyone should read Emergent Strategy by Adrienne Maree Brown

Visualizing an end result is the first step to undertaking any project. We can’t work towards something we can’t imagine

major-marg

incredible margaret line. even though she's complaining that she never gets to see donald, i think it's exactly why she picked him as a husband. he ticked all the right boxes (rich, high ranking, decent looking) but best of all, he's barely around. she has all the security and status of being a married woman, but she doesn't have to deal with the actual marriage. except for the few times they get r&r and then it's time for her to dress up as a model heterosexual woman and play pretend with her toy soldier. we know from stars and stripes how quickly she tires of playing this part - all it takes is the mere prospect of making two omelettes and she's out. so it would have been a relief for her to be able to say goodbye to donald after a few days and go back to her life at the 4077 as essentially a free woman.

she always seems more concerned about playing her role as a wife than she is about donald - when he has his hernia operation she wants to be with him because she feels a wife should be there looking after her husband. she's a nurse, she knows that it isn't anything serious but she hates that she isn't doing her duty. then in comrades in arms when she finds out donald's cheating on her with another woman, what hurts the most isn't the affair, but the way he refers to her as "sturdy" and uses romantic language that he never does with her. she feels like she's failed in her role as a wife, which is why she goes so overboard with hawkeye the next day trying to force them both into fulfilling their respective gender roles.