#rickydiddlyroo

[dimitrippy]

rickydiddlyroo replied to your post:honestly my ocs (for a book i’m trying to write. i...

maybe some autistic or physically disabled characters? just to touch all the bases :) Reading this made me really happy

oh yeah definitely. it’s all pretty rough right now but the more i build on it, the more i’ll get to add. might make the empress disabled... or like all of them are disabled. the CO is def disabled because she’s been in the army for a long freaking time. she’s got a prosthetic arm and is deaf in one ear but she can still kick ur ass. i decided that just now. 

[projectbot13]

Do you support animals raising baby animals of another species in an act if maternal instinct

Now and go different people and made by some dogs cats.

[satanstrousers]

rickydiddlyroo replied to your post “As long as I’ve been on tumblr I still can’t figure this out for the...”

john green is seen as pretty problematic for romanticizing terminal illness for and using it as a plot device which was upsetting to his then-fans who actually had terminal illnesses. He also exclusively writes teenagers and writes teenage girls in a sexist and kind of creepy way. He just makes me kind of uncomfortable but I'll agree that the people who bully him take it too far

I’ll be honest, I’ve read most of John Greens books, and I was huge fan of his videos for a long time. In terms of what you’re saying about how he writes women, its done in an intentional way? Like he basically calls out the “Manic Pixie Dream Girl” trope in every one of the books by having the dumbass male main character realize that the girl is an actual person and not the idealized prize that they made them out to be in their head. Like thats the whole back half of Looking for Alaska and Paper Towns. I honestly haven’t watched the movies so idk if the movies represented that well but that always rang through pretty clearly for me with the books. As for the terminal illness thing, I know he wrote that as a way of honoring a viewer with a terminal illness who he had had contact with, and while maybe people didn’t agree with the way he went about it, it still feels wrong to crucify him for it, especially since he’s definitely a dude who’s trying to do good and spread positivity? Like his videos are often helpful to tons of people and he does call himself out for things and tries to improve and obviously he’s not perfect but like........???

[mwuuh]

rickydiddlyroo answered your question:If I were to go to the USA for a vacation, I’d...

Any of the states in the north near canada, especially California, and any of the states on the eastern border towards the north

kiss-sneke answered your question: If I were to go to the USA for a vacation, I’d...

Washington DC has alot of tourist places and is pretty safe i think. colorado, hawaii, vermont are cool too, and so is new york but i wouldnt suggest it because traffic is HELL.

Oh my god, I’ve been to NYC, and wow, the traffic.  Just wow.

So the further East and the further North sounds like the best options.  California sounds optimal!

Thank you for your help!

[timedaquarius]

My boyfriend has a penis and he says he doesn't understand spreading past a few inches because it should really become uncomfortable in a new way after you spread so far. Like you're grossly displaying yourself and feel exposed.

I was really confused about this at the start, then I remembered. Like oh my golly this guy was taking up a seat and a half via spreading, why I have no idea