if i ever stop writing, its because driving in the state of new york has made me a bitter, angry person
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if i ever stop writing, its because driving in the state of new york has made me a bitter, angry person
thank you
a singular braincell split between 4 people
I know we already talk about the white savior aspects of iron fist, but more specifically- a white outsider is adopted into a community of poc. He then somehow surpasses all of them in skills of their community, beats the poc that would have earned the iron fist if he wasn't there, then abandons them all to go back and reclaim his real family's money/ business, leaving them open to attack (I couldn't get through the whole thing: does ku'l un get attacked??)
I mean Danny seems to literally only be the hero because the narrative is told from his perspective but he actually causes more problems and ruins people's lives. He's not even a white savior because he doesn't save anyone ....
if you dont think edward elric would hate crime you you are lying to yourself
Angry Son 2.0, gotta love Bakugou
(threw some color on this sketch to try some new blending stuff)
Look at this crazy anon doll lady received HAHAHA
https://28nachos.tumblr.com/post/658807723212832768/the-abuse-queer-fans-get-in-this-fandom-is
Absurd Amy thinks that all Larries are at risk of PTSD! Yet one more example of these freaks trivialising a serious condition by applying it to themselves.
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@chantrier continued from x
“It isn’t about whether you’re soft or not--” she knows he isn’t, “It’s not okay, Sebastian.”
(a hiss to hammer into his head that he had friends to go to.)
Shepard points to a chair, furrowed brows set as she focuses on heating water to clean his face with. It takes a few moments, but she sets the basin on the table and sighs once more, rubbing her eyes.
“Who?”