#inspired by

[spiltspit]

Happy pride to my fellow aro & ace homies ! ⚔️

[twinterrors29]

Clones are engineered and trained to carry out specific jobs, and get incredibly stir crazy without some task to occupy their attention

this leads them to invent jobs for themselves when not provided with sufficient enrichment; sometimes these jobs are productive and sometimes they prove maladaptive

these range from obsessively checking and rechecking supplies, to insisting on delivering a local weather report to the rest of the bridge every hour on the hour, to creating and enforcing unit color schemes that change every week

the most common self-assigned job among the Command Classes is, of course, Jedi Herding, much to the consternation of the Jedi involved

[fun-eralsss]

TRASHFEM: a gender identity all about identifying with and embracing the “trashier” side of femininity! those who are trashfem might feel connected to smudged makeup, wearing revealing or “skimpy” clothes, 2000s electric/pop music, artists like Katy Perry and Ke$ha, staying up partying or clubbing, etc!

TRASHMASC: a gender identity all about identifying with and embracing the “trashier” side of masculinity! those who are trashmasc might feel connected to sweat-soaked shirts, empty beer cans, playfighting as a form of affection, hunting when bored, wearing clothes despite them being heavily stained, etc!

TRASHNEU: a gender identity all about identifying with and embracing the “trashier” side of neutrality! those who are trashneu might feel connected to stained or ill-fitting clothes, crooked teeth, casually vulgar language, shaggy and messy hair, casually putting one’s feet up on someone else’s table, etc!

NOTE: despite being transneutral myself, i kind of struggled with finding examples of what trashneu people might be connected to :( i did my best tho, and i hope people can resonate with it!!

NOTE 2: edited trashneu to have less emphasis on physically gross things

[rmmmie]

i watched that movie

[minui8]

✨"I can feel the thunder that's breaking in your heart I can see through the scars inside you" ✨

[hano0onat]

The summer sasuke died

[a-healthy-dose-of-apathy]

i think my love for the “died and came back wrong” trope in media is that it feels like a very accurate representation of severe trauma where you are alive now, but you died once and you came back and you came back so different that you aren’t anymore. you’re something else.