#hiddlestonedcumberbatched

[bisexualclarkkent]

I've always loved your bottom!Clark fics btw, your clark is so adorable! Like sometimes I just want to cuddle him and go, "alright bruce, stop teasing him"

Ahh, thank you!!  Bottom!Clark is just <3, very important to me tbh.  And Bruce is terrible, he mostly teases Clark because he wants him to blush and be cute. =)

[fudeh]

Oh man I hope that's not a hoax because holy hell will it be so good for you

@hiddlestonedcumberbatched

[socialmediasocrates]

BLUSH, LAVENDER, RAZZMATAZZ, BURGUNDY

You’re such a sweet person! Thank you! :)

[vimeddiee]

hiddlestonedcumberbatched replied to your post: I  am BACK

HOW WAS NIGHTWISH. I’VE NEVER SEEN THEM LIVE BUT I HEARD THEY’LL ALWAYS ROCK YOUR SOCKS OFF /SOBS/

IT WAS MY FIRST TIME SEEING THEM LIVE 

Amazing sound, Floor Jansen is probably the best thing that happened to Nightwish in over a decade, her VOICE jfc I’m in love

It was totally energizing, I couldn’t sleep for shit afterwards 8D

[em4realsj]

Hi SG mod! Thanks for answering my question, and kudos to that malay teacher of yours. Too often racism in Singapore is not discussed like that. I really hope mindsets would change, esp. in the next generation, where children are often mixed race.

You’re very welcome:)

I agree, it is a big problem that we don’t discuss these things. Yes, it is often uncomfortable, but if done in a polite and constructive way, I think it could bring to light a lot of problems. It still startles me when my classmates ask me questions like, “But is there REALLY racism in Singapore? No, that can’t be right we don’t have these problems.” because the idea that we haven’t solved the problem 100% is so alien. (My favourite response once was "There isn’t racism in Singapore! I mean, I’m Chinese and I love Malay food!“) I think mindsets will change, but there needs to be more done on the part of both individuals and the government. It warms my heart to see more mixed-race little kids - I remember how hard it was being the only one in my school as a kid. I hope they grow up in an environment less fixated on making them choose. It still rankles me to this day that my IC says Malay when I’m mixed.  

~Singapore Mod

[em4realsj]

Holy shit, a Singaporean mod! A+++ Anyways, hi Singaporean mod, fellow SG kid here. Just wondering, you know how some Singaporean kids are unknowingly racist, and they go, "oh but SG is a multi cultural society, I can say that.". Would you think their racism stems more from ignorance and the lack of proper civics and moral education?

Oh my gosh, hi!!! I’m excited! Finally, a question I can answer!

I think it’s a combination of things. First, education, or rather, what we’re taught in schools is a problem. The national narrative of “we’ve achieved racial harmony” isn’t necessarily bad, but it’s taught during civics class as though there isn’t any room for growth. We shouldn’t dismiss how far our society has come, but to act as though it’s perfect creates this mentality that all is well, we’ve come past all those dark days, and that current actions could never be racist.

The second thing is there’s a lot of ignorance because minority voices are not being heard. It’s not some big conspiracy, but for example when I read articles in ST about racism in Singapore, it’s uncomfortable to see that these are written by Chinese - there isn’t a balance of voices from all the major ethnic groups, which means the opinions of Malays and Indians are not there. Or to use another example, on Racial Harmony Day we usually have a discussion in class on racism and why it’s bad, right? When I was 16, my teacher was Malay, and he got the class to have a very frank discussion on racism. It was uncomfortable, but it brought to light a lot of things that people are not aware of. In contrast, this year, my Chinese teacher basically kept shutting down me and my Indian friend when we tried to raise points that the situation wasn’t perfect. Obviously, not all Chinese or Malay teachers would do the same - but the fact is that during these Civics lessons, not all students are really learning anything about racism and how it feels to be a minority currently. And this leads to people not thinking that there could still be racism in Singapore.

Finally, there’s the problem of a lack of integration. Things are still divided racially - self-help groups, daycares, orphanages, schools. So, someone who has been in a SAP school would have interacted probably only with Chinese. It’s not their fault, but people are the product of their environment, so some naturally are not going to be aware. So, people being unknowingly racist and/or then dismissing it, are basically a product of these factors.

~Singapore Mod

[rikacain]

The new detective conan should be subbed, because I was at Golden Village the other day and it's coming to Singapore on July 23rd. Not sure when it'll be showing in Thailand but it should be soon! :DDDDD

Omg omg yay :DDDDDD but tbh I doubt I’ll be seeing the subs, because Thailand has well, Thai people, and they watch dubs - and Thai anime dubs are actually surprisingly good. Or maybe I just grew up with Thai dubs.

Yay for conan anyway!!!!!!!!