#twitblr

[delicatetigerobject]

my friend had a thought today

[allykatsart]

I guess you could say... Twitter really is Tumblr's "X"

Wanted to recount a liiiitle bit of Tumblr's history. I'm a tumblr veteran, so I saw it all first hand! It was a meeeeesssy breakup and tumblr really held a grudge...

Also I'll stand by the reigen thing fight me

[thebluelittlewitch]

Is this even anything

[goldsunsets]

wait i kinda like the tumblr x twitter ship with them being married and starting off healthy but twitter slowly becomes conservative so they are toxic and get divorced and then twitter turns emo and into “X” while tumblr gets married to ao3

[e-102]

My honest reaction

[the-existential-bread]

Can't believe Tumblr got sent to the hospital this time, usually AO3's the one with health complications. Also, considering Twitter was reportedly ALSO down for a bit, I choose to believe they got into a nasty fight and hospitalized each other

How charming

[hisuianserperior]

What I think happened:

While Archive was in and out of the hospital, Tumblr, in a moment of desperation, started hanging out with Twitter again to not feel the crushing dread. While they were low, their X convinced them to try a change in style to feel better, maybe even copy his. And that's what the new update was. But with Archive back and absolutely saying nope to that (and pointing to the many, many complaints or their kids), Tumblr is realizing this was a stupid idea and taking it back

[clottedscream]

[Image ID: a sketch featuring the artist’s two ocs, Tumblr Girl and Twitter Girl. Twitter girl is a light blue and white monochromatic girl with spiky hair shaped like the old twitter logo and a puffed sleeve shirt that says DNI across the chest. Tumblr girl is similarly monochromatic but in shades of dark aqua, and she has a grown-out, curly side shave style of haircut that covers one eye, emo makeup, and piercings. she wears an overshirt, stripy arm warmers, jeans with a belt, and a spiked wrist cuff. the t-shirt under her overshirt breaks the monochromatic color scheme with text that reads in bold red impact font: “woman who uses she/her (not a man) (not they/them) (girl) (woman).” Twitter looks down at Tumblr’s shirt and says in a speech bubble, “So. I almost don’t want to ask, but… the shirt?” to which Tumblr immediately replies with “I’m so tired twitter. I’m so fucking tired.” End ID]