#righ?

[zerosalt]

No but why does the internet feels like the 2010s rn

[justlikemagic11]

crack fic idea where hermione tells ron (obviously not mad lol, dont be saying stuff) that luna has/had a crush on him. lol.

[incorrectpot]

Kenya: It's not gay if I want to date Shiraishi but as bros, right?

Gin: I'm not an expert, but that sounds pretty gay.

Yuji: I'm an expert. That's gay.

[spellsandpixiedust]

Did somebody call for absolute crack gif icons? ...no one...? Too late!

HAPPY belated BIRTHDAY, STARK!!!

@bullshituberalles​

[gerbildine]

LET HIM IN

[lollylandgirl]

Why do people (mostly critics/”intellectuals”) like to think that something funny = something irrelevant? Be like one of my teachers. He doesn’t see good movies, he sees the bad ones because they’re more interesting. And we’re talking about a university literature teacher.

*throws the Quixote at them* have fun, laugh, take yourselves less seriously, learn to see through the laughs. Because satyre has been always the best way to criticise. You want to say BvS was great? Go on, no problem, you have a point. You want to say it comparing it to Marvel movies that, in your opinion, have “brainless, low-stakes action that’s as interesting as watching a waiter fall down the stairs while carrying a tray of dishes; juvenile, self-referential jokes that are neither clever nor funny; and an imaginative perspective whose boundaries are marked by other movies and comic books”? Get out of my fucking way. Funny thing, they didn’t mention CA: TWS because then the “Marvel is teeny and stupid” (not an exact quote) argument (again: why do they think teens are idiots?) (also... comic things making fun of comic things, horrible right? Not taking themselves so seriously? what is this world becoming into)

Age of Ultron is one of the examples they use. It can be bad (god, we know how bad it is for some things) but saying it’s just mindless entertainment? Wow did you miss the part where Tony was trying to find the perfect solution for every problem? Did you miss the part where that utopia turned into dystopia? Where occidental governments didn’t care about a war until it involved them? Or, in Deadpool, did you miss the fact that a fictional character interacting with the “real” world, just for that, questions what’s real (or if there’s something real)? Nothing heavy philosophical, right?

Or, Guardians of the Galaxy, did you miss the part of “everybody can make a difference"? Or the “you can do good things even if you think you’re a bad person”? Something that’s actually said in Deadpool, too (but, you know, there’s no thing like meaning in those movies). Or, you know, you don’t need an important reason to do something right, just do it?

Maybe the problem is some people can’t see these topics if they aren’t thrown in their face directly. “On this Earth, every act is a political act.” funny thing, this applies also to every movie created in this Earth. Everything can make you think, even the shittiest shit, and that means that something made “just for fun” is also deep (even if it’s not).

Also: maybe the Marvel vs DC eternal fight exists because they use the same topics in a different way, not because one is silly and the other one is deep. (”Batman v Superman is too smart for Marvel fans”? Really, man? You know there are Marvel AND DC fans? It’s not excluding?)

[fkandra]

yeah so i joined this rp v late i know, im so ashamed i didn't find this earlier tbh? anyways, it doesn't matter! i'm here now, bam.

if you want to know about alessandra, click here. i really have a great idea in mind for her, and im really hoping you guys like her?

her background:

her parents are very optimistic, really they created this free-spirit child and they couldn't be happier with how alessandra turned out.

since andra was the only child, her parents loved her unconditionally. they did anything for her, and when that meant moving to a different country, they did so. they trusted her opinion at the young age of ten.

she grew up with a loving background, but somehow she never fit in with any of the kids in osmond. they were too closed-minded and ignorant to please her.

she often found herself questioning the reason of living in an uncultured place such as osmond, so when she moved she found her happy place.

just past her parents house, she had this gorgeous hill that was always covered in either the whitest of snow or the greenest of grass. during the spring and summer seasons, it was covered in vibrant colored flowers. during the holidays, it glistened with snow. 

she would go here to find peace, and she soon enough fell into the art of meditation.

she became immersed in weed after she found her peace at mind, and fell in love with the sense of an alternate universe that it gave you. it made her feel different, and explorative.

you can read the rest on the link!!!

if you would like to plot w alessandra, you can aim me @chiar.a or you can message me here!!! if you're on ask limit, you can totally like this post and i'll message you loves! 

cannot wait to rp with you guys tbh!!!!!!

[ballato]

planetjizz replied to your ask:

it's because most people who use words like "equalist" or "humanist" are people who refuse to use the word "feminist" because they think it means something else, ie dudebros who think feminism = man-hating so says "equalism not feminism"

ooh alright i see where that would cause offense, though those guys are just petty/uneducated. at least from what i learned in school equalism/humanism arent bad or unethical, theyre just set out originally to address different problems, so i assume feminists wouldnt be against the movement but rather the dudebros who pocket the term incorrectly