#ranting-rose

[tamhonksss]

During your presentation, imagine me clapping, for you have my full support

thank youu

[spookylass]

#standwithrenegade because Jesus H fucking Christ, as a feminist if you want us to listen, don't do what the bad feminists do while complaining. Makes them hypocrites.

:D

[socialjusticeprincesses]

Merry Christmas, for those of you that celebrate it!

Thank you!

[theliterarywolf]

I love your hair and I want your tea set.

Aw, why thank you! It’s an heirloom piece that my mother managed to swipe at a yard sale. Though I may be in the market for a ceramic one soon.

[biologyweeps]

NaPs?

Nous as Pronouns. 

[correct-vampire-opinions]

What happened with Markiplier and Matt?

Haven’t the slightest clue, but something extremely painful and personal has happened to Mark and he needs to take a while off.

I personally think it’s a death in the family, but we’re not supposed to speculate, and certainly not bombard either of them or the rest of Mark’s friends with questions.  He’ll tell us if/when he’s ready, and he’ll come back when he’s ready.

[crashoutcannibal]

I want to say thank you for telling me about the guy before I go on hiatus.

No problem.  Hope you come back soon.

[disneyvillainsforjustice]

ranting-rose replied to your post “So there's a sociopath at work. I won't be on the same shift as her...”

Also, most sociopaths/"whatever the term is now" are not really harmful to society. It is a stereotype inflicted by shows such as Dexter.

Well, I wouldn’t say that. 

According to these three sources (the first vaguely decent looking sources I could find, to be fair, although it includes NHS), the Disorder is “characterized by a long-standing pattern of a disregard for other people’s rights, often crossing the line and violating those rights.” Of course, this is obviously on a spectrum, but the fact remains. Maybe not society is at risk, but other people who come into contact with them are, especially if their disorder is severe. 

-Queenie