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25/They,them/Gemini/Heteroromantic Lesbian/Dog enthusiast/ On my way to be okay

[mahousenshi-skeletor]

Shop update!

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https://thefancyloveclub.myshopify.com/

[googledocsdyke]

remember when you were 10 and you would hang out with your friends in order to Look At The Computer together like you went to their house and experienced the information superhighway together. and then leave

[mostlybats-partiallyrats]

How fucking old are you people?

[googledocsdyke]

normal amount

[illbeartheburdenofyourhatred]

men kiss eachother

[illbeartheburdenofyourhatred]

i saw it on google inages

[ninjakittenarmy]

I thought this was a command.

[illbeartheburdenofyourhatred]

men! kiss each other.

[slutdge]

gonna try to get some tasks done today

[slutdge]

[luulapants]

I hope mobile ad designers who make the X too small to hit so people accidentally open the app store are sleeping well tonight, because you have a long eternity ahead of you in hell

[sparklecryptid]

the secret to being a cool adult is to wear things that your younger self wanted to wear but couldn’t and to do things that your younger self wanted to do but couldnt

[mephostophilis]

“it is what it is” and “what will be will be” convey the same sort of feeling in present and future tense but there’s no good past tense counterpart 

[mephostophilis]

past tense is “fucked that up a little bit” 

[vang0bus]

“what’s done is done”

[mephostophilis]

……….. fucked that up a little bit

[weepingwitch]

it's easy to boycott many products and services if you don't have money for them in the first place

[weepingwitch]

patting myself on the back for making it through another day of not purchasing a Tesla because of my strong ideological commitments

[crewneck-deactivated20241203]

im crying and laughing and puking what’s going onnnnnn

[crewneck-deactivated20241203]

everybody leave i wanna be alone with the person who tagged this as #us politics

[afeelgoodblog]

Man rescues crying lost lamb on a steep mountain and reunites it with its family

[crazy-brazilian]

king

[kristina100000]

nice things will happen but first you have to lose all hope and die 45 times

[grox]

[autistic-af]

One of my favourite pop culture useless pieces of information that I know is the fact that trends in horror movies can tell you about the general fears of the world at any given time in cinematic history.

[autistic-af]

Sorta!

1940s - You have people still alive that remember Jack the Ripper, you have the Axeman of New Orleans and two world wars. The classics are being made for shock escapism and dark stalkers are also popular (usually trusting people turning out to be the enemy).

1950s - post-nuclear bomb. Giant monsters, or unknown blobs are the trend.

1970s/1980s - modern era begins, and serial killers are becoming known and prominent. Slasher films are the trend. The Cold War also drives the fear of invasion, so a few alien films come out in this time.

1990s - a horror movie lull, and lull in wars and disturbances.

2000s - fear of invasions and biological warfare. Zombie movies become the trend.

[autistic-af]

Here you go! It's just a random article, but it's a fun starting point. It outlines the ideas better than what I did above. Fears, politics etc all play a role.

Film has always been a reflection of our society. When world events occur or certain beliefs become widespread, they naturally shape our per

[boogerwookiesugarcookie]

I literally did a 100k PhD thesis on this. I can recommend you a different scholarly book for every decade of American horror.

[autistic-af]

One of my favourite pop culture useless pieces of information that I know is the fact that trends in horror movies can tell you about the general fears of the world at any given time in cinematic history.

[autistic-af]

Sorta!

1940s - You have people still alive that remember Jack the Ripper, you have the Axeman of New Orleans and two world wars. The classics are being made for shock escapism and dark stalkers are also popular (usually trusting people turning out to be the enemy).

1950s - post-nuclear bomb. Giant monsters, or unknown blobs are the trend.

1970s/1980s - modern era begins, and serial killers are becoming known and prominent. Slasher films are the trend. The Cold War also drives the fear of invasion, so a few alien films come out in this time.

1990s - a horror movie lull, and lull in wars and disturbances.

2000s - fear of invasions and biological warfare. Zombie movies become the trend.

[autistic-af]

Here you go! It's just a random article, but it's a fun starting point. It outlines the ideas better than what I did above. Fears, politics etc all play a role.

Film has always been a reflection of our society. When world events occur or certain beliefs become widespread, they naturally shape our per

[boogerwookiesugarcookie]

I literally did a 100k PhD thesis on this. I can recommend you a different scholarly book for every decade of American horror.

[everythingfox]

(via)

[ratvich]

[comicgeekscomicgeek]

This is the best possible response.

[neil-gaiman]

gay stuff

Some half-assed reply.

[neil-gaiman]

Reblogging because if you haven't read the notes on this you are missing something wonderful.

[olivershen]

bitches really listing Stardew Valley down as one of their calming games when you’re supposed to play it like you’re gonna die every 11 minutes, like an entire operation with at least a dozen tabs open and the townie’s favorite gifts on a spreadsheet and each crops yield-to-time ratio ranked and memorized