#don't understand

[takemetoeelcity]

really hate that I have to say this at least once in every fandom I'm in but sk*nwalkers aren't just a spooky foreigner myth . they're very real to indigenous people (namely the navajo) and you are mystifying a very real culture by making their creatures into anime boys. same goes for w*ndigos. this shit is serious in very real cultures. I know we're at the point where nothing is sacred but just know you are only able to make ocs with these creatures because of colonialism and are bastardizing indigenous culture in doing so because majority of the time yall don't even actually know what sk*nwalkers even Are. do better

[cricketcat9]

I'd like to say that I understand this esthetic, but I totally don't understand this esthetic

[dk-thrive]

It's a bitter taste of not knowing.

— Cristina Rivera Garza, Death Takes Me: A Novel (Hogarth, February 25, 2025)

[minuslinus]

Neither do we, Charlie Brown... neither do we.

[rizuno]

Chapters: 10/18 Fandom: Star Trek: Alternate Original Series (Movies), Alien (Original Movies 1979-1997), Alien: Isolation (Video Game) Rating: Explicit Relationships: James T. Kirk/Spock, James T. Kirk & Spock, James T. Kirk & Leonard "Bones" McCoy Additional Tags: k/s - Freeform, spirk, Survival Horror, Gore, Xenomorphs (Alien Series), Facehuggers (Alien Series), Technology Fusion, Alternate Universe, Interplanetary Towing Vessel Enterprise, James T. Kirk's Immune System, Undercover Vulcan, Slow Burn, Slow Build Summary:

What has Spock been up to?

[peculiary]

Captain America & the Falcon #176 August 1, 1974

[inspectorspacetimerevisited]

When low-level public servants totally don’t understand Internet culture, but try to employ it to get across some policy that nobody really cares about: