Aug 17
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Ngl, girls who are obsessed with "yaoi" are genuinely weird. I get liking it, but some are straight up obsessed. And don't get me started on those who are taking gay characters and turning them straight or bisexual for them in those fanfics or ai bots or whatever. Let's not do that anymore...? It's honestly disrespectful.🙄
Ah, the four cornerstones of sitcom dialogue...
Racism, sexism, saneism/ableism, and queerphobia
With all of these, I'm sure my new sitcom will be a hit!
started listening to the audiobook of project hail mary after already seeing the movie and we’ll see which i like more
My problem with the term "hubris" in literary analysis is that folks like to toss it around in contexts in which it just plain doesn't apply. The notion of hubris inherently presumes that humans have assigned stations beyond which it's morally – and, often, metaphysically – wrong to reach. Most modern fictional milieux simply lack such an implicit hierarchy. That character isn't guilty of hubris; they're guilty of negligent risk management.
I rewatched Project Hail Mary
Song Recommendation Saturday #45
it is my firm belief that for something to inspire obsession it has to suck ass like 70% of the time
this is because human brains love slot machines more than anything, and a piece of media that's usually awful but sometimes great simulates the experience of pulling a lever and hoping to get a positive result. because what if it's good again? what if this episode is good, though. it was so good that one time. we're due for another good one.