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now that I've got the new laptop up and running, all my folders transferred, etc. it's time to make it officially... My Laptop. By putting stickers on it!
ft. this adorable sea slug sticker from @passionpeachy's shop! The cuteness was too irresistible, and what a perfect first sticker to go on my new machine 💖
oh yeah!
A symbiot3 doodle! I drew this on a card for @kitausuret to congratulate her on her wedding ❤️ I figured I would share here too lol
the juliantina fandom going absolutely buck shit wild over the magnum commercial and then googling their entire brand's history
spidey is fun because you could open any random peter parker-focused spider-man comic from any random year with, like, a 50/50 chance of landing on a scene where peter's sucking face or flirting with someone, or actively about to fuck. sometimes on the floor. or the ceiling!
(obviously this does slightly depend on the writer but like... broadly speaking)
your 30s is not old
However
thinking back to something from your childhood and saying to yourself "that was almost 20 years ago" is a surefire way to take minor psychic damage
one of many downsides to underfunded school libraries with no actual trained or qualified librarians is that the school "librarians" will say things like "chapter books are dinner and graphic novels are dessert" and "students can only check out one graphic novel or comic at a time" and "I don't want the kids to read graphic novels because they're badly written" (as if there aren't badly written prose books too)
understandably this is driving my mom, who has an MLIS with a specialty in youth services, up the freaking wall — these arbitrary rules that so many adults place around comics serve only to further hamper children's interest in reading by presenting prose as a punishment or something to tolerate at best, discouraging the exploration of more experimental forms of writing such as hybrid novels, and discouraging children's interests in art and sequential storytelling itself.
Like, man. Even if reading comics wasn't a useful stepping stone or entry point into reading longer works of prose (which it very much can be), kids (and grownups) should be allowed to read comics if they like them! You work in a library! You should be encouraging reading in all forms, for its own sake!!
gonna be real i don't like this trend of tacking "slop" onto the end of every random thing left and right regardless of context. you're telling me nothing, you're saying nothing, you're only showing me that you're detached and ironic.
genuinely cannot fathom never eating vegetables/fruit like do people who only eat meat, bread and potatoes not feel like shit constantly
(i know potatoes are a vegetable and are healthy for you but they're a very starchy vegetable lol it's just not the same)
