#its offensive

[goodiecornbread]

Sweet merciful crap Dan is so good-looking. It's outrageous, honestly. "Hi, I adore baked goods and shun the gym, yet I'm so beautiful it hurts you to look at me." I tap my foot in his general direction, because how very dare.

Right?! It's honestly offensive. Could you try not to be so goddamn perfect, please?

Like, what is this shit?!

[erikkarlsson]

watching mike hoffman

[purpletwink]

Why do people think it's okay to boil down animesexuality to being a weeb? it's actually offensive and just as oppressive as calling pansexual people, posers

>K!

[itconsumedmysoul]

The best part of the novel version of It is Stan’s whole monologue about how It offended him and you can’t convince me otherwise.

[magnificentwizardsheep]

So hear it is my first time dip into cross stitch 😂 I didn't use a pattern I just kinda made it up as I went along, as I'm sure you can tell and I made a mistake that is driving me mad each time I look at it, but for a practice it could have been worse

[daughter-of-helios]

I don’t understand why so many people hate on Tik Tok. Like is it just a huge trend to hate it? Are you incapable of forming your own opinions? 

As a brown bi girl, I have found that it is an amazing and safe space for all creators. People put effort and creativity into their posts and as long as they aren’t offensive, you have no right to hate on them.

‘iT’s s0 aNn0yiNg’ Just like any other social media platform, your content depends on what you choose to follow, there are multiple sides to it and its up to you to decide what you see.

note: I have no idea what straight tik tok is like but gay tik tok is hella lit.)

[green-lady-lee]

some girl in my class: yOu DoNt LOOK LeSbiAN

me: *wearing cuffed jeans, a girl in red shirt, doc martens with purple latter laced laces, diy earrings, and a flannel* didn’t know i needed to.

[damagedsmile]

Hc/stone cold fact

It was brought up again so I thought I should make it an official hc so to make everyone aware in case there's any confusion. I like to be as realistic as possible when writing so, where Arkham is concerned, I write it how it is in life: genders are kept separate in Arkham, as it is not just an asylum... it is an asylum for the criminally insane. The distinction matters between the two - an inmate would first have to be convicted of a serious crime and then be declared insane or unfit for prison in order to be sent to Arkham; they are interned there until they are found to be fit to serve their actual sentence in a prison. Normal prison rules apply at Arkham. The only reason J has managed to constantly be sent there (other than having a mental disorder & a crooked lawyer) is due to the fact that Gotham has no death penalty, otherwise he would be long dead. I think this alone is mentioned in a comic or maybe I dreamt it.

I believe some residential clinics for mental health patients may not have a strict separation rule but in a place such as Arkham, the rule is there for a reason (I mean... do I need to elaborate here & mention how many predators/killers whom prey exclusively on women would probably be there? That is life, unfortunately).

This is how I choose to write within my Arkham verse & how I choose to paint the background of J's personal record. If this doesn't suit you, I'm sorry but I hope it doesn't discourage anyone!