women are like diamonds: synthetically-produced women are not meaningfully different from naturally-formed women, and anyone trying to tell you otherwise is probably trying to justify keeping their women mines open
I'm pretty busy with college at the moment but I can't wait until artfight starts, I'm going to be attacking so much!! I will absolutely revenge btw and revenge chain!
Link to my profile (not quite finished with updating drawings from last year but you'll get the gist) :
Yea it's more witch hat atelier au of Elroy. I think his speciality would be reallt flashy stage magic since in canon he's a particularly extravagant actor,probably particularly water stuff, for similar reasons to qifery actually
Socrates: yeah so we're going to do eugenics and ensure only certain people can have children at certain times, all other children outside of this may as well be killed and also they'll all be brought up like brother and sister and not know who they're related to but they ABSOLUTELY CANNOT have sex with someone they're related to Unless âď¸The Lottery approves in which case yeah that's fine.
Glaucon (blinking in morse code): yeah that's really cool dude
I donât know a lot about âthe show that goes wrongâ but do you think they would perform death note the musical and if they did perform death note the musical who would get which role.
I'm going to say that Max would play Ryuk - he's got the grin for it - and Chris would give himself the role of Light. Annie would be fun as Misa! I can see Sandra as Rem.
Robert demands to be L. Chris refuses to cast him as L; he instead casts Robert as Light's father and gives the role of L to Jonathan. Inevitably, though, Jonathan is unable to get onto the stage during the performance, and Robert gleefully steps in. Chris and Robert definitely capture the intense hostile homoeroticism of Light and L's duets, although some parts of the audience are confused by L apparently being Light's father.
Weirdly enough, I've actually written a ficlet about the Cornley Drama Society putting on Death Note: The Musical before. Is 'weirdly' the right word? I'm not sure anyone's actually surprised.
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âCould I take a look at the Death Note prop?â Robert asks.
âNo,â Chris says, without hesitation.
âItâs a book, Chris. Itâs not exactly going to shatter if I drop it.â
âIf I give you the prop,â Chris says, âyouâll refuse to return it. This is a plot to steal the lead role from me.â
âDonât be ridiculous; that had barely crossed my mind. This is serious. Youâve heard about the recent deaths of criminals, I trust?â
Chris nods. âWe did use a few of those names in the last rehearsal. I suppose weâll have to find replacements for the actual show; it seems in poor taste to write them down now.â
âIt doesnât cause you any concern?â Robert asks. âYou wrote their names down in the heart attack book, and then they died of heart attacks.â
âFor goodnessâ sake, surely you donât think thereâs some sort of causation involved.â
âSeems like a hell of a coincidence,â Robert says.
âAnd yet the alternative is impossible,â Chris says, âso a coincidence it must be. Plenty of the names I wrote werenât reported dead.â
âDid you know their faces?â Robert asks. âIt only works if you know the face, doesnât it?â
A frown flickers across Chrisâs face, just for an instant.
âIâm not going to give you the Death Note,â he says, after a moment. âBut, if you must compare the names to the reportsâŚâ
He flips to the two written-on pages of the Death Note, tears them out. Hands them to Robert.
Robert screams.
âWhatâs wrong?â Chris asks, jerking back.
âHi,â says the vast, feathered monstrosity behind Chris.
Robert points wordlessly at it.
Chris looks over his shoulder, frowning. âYouâre afraid of Max?â
âMax?â Robert echoes, incredulous.
âOf course itâs Max; who else has that perpetual grin? He made his own costume, I think. Itâs certainly impressive, but I do wish heâd stop following me around everywhere.â
Right. Yes. Of course itâs Max.
âDonât appear out of nowhere like that, Max,â Robert orders him. âItâs unsettling.â
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yeah so i was inspired by @saltycoal's amazing witch hat atelier au and therefore made one of my own, so behold Elroy Maiy (yes I know it's not particularly lore accurate but like I didn't bother fact checking so shhhhhhhhh)
Being uncomfortable with femininity being pushed onto you does not make you misogynistic. not wanting to be feminine does not make you misogynistic. rejecting feminine qualities does not make you a pick-me. embracing traditionally masculine things does not automatically mean youâre embracing toxic masculinity. wanting to be a man does not mean you want to âbenefit from the patriarchy.â Anyone who implies or tells you these points is acting in bad faith.
I see so many people shaming/belittling transmascs and trans men for their transition (including other transmascs/trans men who are ashamed of themselves), and it sucks. Youâre allowed to be masculine. Youâre allowed to be a man. Youâre allowed to dislike being a woman. Youâre not a bad person for doing so. Men arenât âthe enemyâ and you arenât evil for wanting to become one, or wanting to become attached to manhood in any way/shape/form. If I had internalized this earlier, I think I wouldâve understood myself a lot sooner
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