#jesus lol

[renir18am]

i love religion ( gl and bl )

[moonshynecybin]

[kwyw]

Timeless??

“forced to marry another man” ???

On THIS day?!

[boltlightning]

in general i think if i knew the job market had gotten this bad i wouldn't have quit my job when i did. but sometimes i look back at what i was posting during the worst times

and realize oh no i'm actually much happier now, just a different set of problems

[merleneish]

I think i made a post about this before but i love how Will saved his favourite people when he got his powers (besides his family ofc but yk), his connection with Robin, Lucas, and of course, Michael queeler, are sooo important to me i love it i love it I love it they're finally allowing him to have a personality and friendssss

[monodramatical]

Do any of my wonderful followers have any characters that aren't explicitly stated to be plural but that you really can't understand their character without the lens of plurality

[thedangerfloofhasreturned]

[artfightdramaconfessions]

This is kind of me being a pissbaby but lord i hate that 'epileptic imagery' is in the filtering guide. Photosensitive epilepsy (the kind that most people think about when they think epilepsy) is present in THREE PERCENT of epileptics. It's always been such a pet peeve to me to have 'epilepsy warning' before things. Now im not saying those people dont deserve warnings of course they do, but its also meaningless. I know epileptics who get seizures from light filtering through trees and not much other visual stuff, i know epileptics who can watch strobing and flashing just fine but get seizures from shifting/rotating patterns. And of course those of us who are not photosensitive at all. 'Epilepsy warning' is useless to the first and second because it doesnt actually say anything about the content other than that it MIIIIIIGHT cause a seizure in *some* epileptics.

Okay rant over lmao. But i just wish people used general 'photosensitivity/flashing lights/chromatic abberation' etc warnings that actually state what the content in question is instead of just slapping a totally meaningless 'epilepsy warning' onto it. I personally can look at most content labelled 'epilepsy warning' just fine, but the wideness and vagueness of that term at all makes it hard for me to find the 1% that i SHOULDNT look at. Anyways *goes outside touches grass*

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