I post random

I'm in a lot of fandoms, I post what I want depending on the fandom and my mood.

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Hi I'm 17 and this is my first Tumblr blog!

This is my sona

Hobbies: I like to write, read, play games, and I'm currently learning how to draw

Pronouns: she/her

Sexuality: possibly on the ace spectrum but may change

Fandoms I'm currently in:

Genshin Impact

Honkai Star Rail

HTTYD

Percy Jackson

Six of crows

Block tales

Phighting

Pokemon

Epic the musical

Arcane

Dungeon Meshi

Kpop Demon Hunters

Boboiboy

The Magnus Archives(most active)

I have OC's and a world but some of it is still work in progress

If you are curious I do have an ao3 account, it's here (I'm a newbie writer so don't expect much):

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

[vibeandahalf]

the idea of Simon becoming a cryptid lurking in the background of Graces videos he sent back to earth is so funny to me. Like, the scientists watching have just barely gotten over the surprise of Rocky (the literal alien) and then all of a sudden while Grace is explaining something-

"And so well arrive there in about 2 days," he has the model of the tau -ceti system in hand, "and then-"

Random stranger with long dark hair and bandages walks past in the background, not even acknowledging the camera, just walking by.

"we will- oh and that's Simon. We picked him up on the way- anyway so then we-!"

Like not only would it be funny but boy would those scientist be both baffled and pissed for years to come.

[curiositysavesthecat]

Please read the FULL CONTEXT under the poll block BEFORE voting. — Do you think it's a violation of one's autonomy when a school teacher cuts students' hair without their consent, against their will?

Yes, it is

No, it's not

Remaining time: 2 days 10 hours

Full context from the submitter: when I was in high school, our school had a strict hair policy for both boys and girls. Boys have to have this specific hairstyle. Girls' hair length cannot be longer than blah blah blah. Every month on a specific date we have to let our teachers check our hair to see if it's acceptable. But sometimes teachers will just randomly check any day they want, with no heads up, during morning assembly before classes start. If they see that your hair is too long (girl) or if it's not in the correct style (boy) they will use a pair of scissors to cut it right then and there. BUT they never cut it so that it's "correct and acceptable" again. They cut it so that it's ugly — and students are humiliated because morning assembly is public, every student is there — and then we will have to have it fixed at a salon ourselves after school. If we don't fix it by the next day, there will be a punishment. I'm not U.S. based but apparently this is very common for most schools in my country, even today. Parents are okay with it because "it's always been this way since forever and they went through the same thing when they were kids / teenagers too".

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[stellakay23]

Guessing this is a (possibly catholic) school in the Philippines, coz yeah they still do that. For “discipline”. Most schools have a dress code, and most parents love to disregard it. My take is if you have money and are sending your kid to private school then learn their rules and abide by them if you do decide to send them there. I went to a private school and some kids went to school without showering or brushing their teeth or hair and they were severely bullied by their peers. I have had classmates who have really rich (but absent) parents who go to school without lunch or their requirements.

For context: Most public schools here don’t care coz their students usually don’t have money for the barbers or sometimes even decent shoes. It’s usually the private schools that do it.

I draw the line at public shaming though. Not following rules should have consequences, BUT never to the point that the kid has to suffer in front of their peers. I specifically send my kids to a private school whose dress code is more “lax” than my old one because of this. They do still prohibit some things like excessive jewelry and accessories, but if the kid does do it, the parents get a note from the teacher/admin after class. No public humiliation at all.

So all in all, it’s on the parents. PTAs exist. School notice boards exists. If your kid is going beyond the requirements of the school and the school does something about it, who’s at fault? Both.

The school for not taking their students’ autonomy and mental health seriously. And

The parents for a) not protesting the rules b) not minding their kids who are breaking the rules c) sending their kids to a school whose values contradict their own

[squigglewiggly]

CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN THE PHILIPPINES DO THIS???

Damn I must've been lucky because my previous catholic school just reminds us to cut our hair when necessary. Not whatever this behavior is😭😭

[goatedgreen]

i hate that when you try and look up shit for writing purposes it starts linking suicide hotlines and addiction advice articles like bro i just wanna know the information im not killing myself i promise. now tell me what i wanna know

[dark-brotherhoe]

When my Mii's are dressed like characters they are supposed to be and they don't like their clothes.

[squigglewiggly]

oh how the tables have turned...

[squigglewiggly]

thought it was funny to put him in a hamster onesie

[brikkets]

i dont knoooww.....

[iiinkos]

thinking about filipino jon again…….

as a kid he rarely talked to his grandmother because she doesn’t know much english. but won’t teach him tagalog because she can’t be bothered, he’ll be outcasted, and she’s talking care of him just fine with the language barrier. jon doesn’t have much reason to learn because he’s doing just fine existing. he has his books so it’s fine

jon as an adult in academia constantly feeling like he’s not enough for whatever reason cough people don’t take him seriously because he’s not white and he’s not that stereotypical nerdy asian because he’s not the big 3 asian countries someone thinks of when they think “asia”, he’s not soft, and he’s unsociable cough working his ass off to overcome this obstacle to the point of self destruction

jon with a chance to breathe with martin, either in the safehouse or somewhere else. slowly unraveling the prejudices and racism that have affected his life, and also wanting to start to live on his own terms. jon embracing filipino culture instead of shoving it away like he’d been (unconsciously) doing before. cooking the dishes, learning the language, just. trying.

I LOVE HIM SO BAD YALL. YOU DONT GET IT

[johnny-depp-is-loved]

[squigglewiggly]

arranged a meet cute for them

[0zeeraa0]

jane prentiss pretending to be martin while texting jon in that one episode

[gumy-shark]

recommending things i like to other people is so scary. i’ll be talking about how good it is and what i like about it so they check it out and then im like “fuuuuuck i forgot to warn them about all the early chapter stuff that you kinda just have to let slide and trust the process”

[squigglewiggly]

Listen I know people are gonna dogpile on my boy Bendy for leaving Dyle behind (trust me I'm sad too), but if you think about it, it makes sense for his character.

Prior to the current events, he pretty much accepted his fate. Remember: the blot is a pretty fatal illness with no cure and with the machine being well- a myth, he thought there was no hope and he was gonna die and he doesn't want to waste whatever is left of his life chasing after something that may just be a myth after all. But after getting a hold on the map, he found a will to live. To not die painfully and ending up like the others.

So when he disconnected the train car, it was a matter of inevitability. Dyle and Bendy may have gotten along with their love of trains- but that's just it. They don't know each other and Bendy doesn't seem like the type of guy to risk his life for people he just met, much less objects he doesn't care about (the cargo). If it was Boris, he would've tried harder, but Dyle is just a guy he just met. And before that- he told Dyle to leave the cargo behind!

The train car was already getting consumed by Mother, it was already a lost cause to begin with but Dyle still went with no regard for the rest of the train, the other crew, and even his own life! So when he got stuck, Bendy is introduced to two choices:

Try to save Dyle and risk dying himself when he's the only one who can see the map and is very crucial for this journey.

Live to see another day and go back with the others.

I'm sure it's clear that anyone in Bendy's position would have made the same decision. It's a fight or flight situation and he chose flight. And I'm sure this action will have consequences since Dyle is the only one that is keeping the train even functioning but I'm pretty sure he forgot about that with the adrenaline and it will come back later.

Bendy is not evil or has malicious intent, he just wants to live.

[eliassimp]

How it feels to listening podcasts when you a bit sleepy or sick

[moninils]

No one but writers can understand this feeling... ABSOLUTE RELIEF.

[clownvoyance]

Sorry for making a stupid brainrot meme do you still think I'm silly