#twoblogz

[incorrectsonicquotes]

Shadow: “Do you want to know how I actually hurt my wrist?”

Sonic: “Yes.”

Shadow: “I was hula hooping. Silver and I attend a class for fitness and for fun.”

Sonic: “Oh my God.”

Shadow: “I’ve mastered all the moves. The pizza toss, the tornado, the scorpion, the oopsie-doodle.”

Sonic: “Why are you telling me this?”

Shadow: “Because no one will ever believe you.”

Sonic: “You sick son of a bitch.”

[theabbystabby]

twoblogz replied to your post “Sooooo I’m kind of in the mood”

(if you're taking requests from new followers) Sonic, Shadow and Silver hanging out?

It doesn’t happen often but these boys definitely shop together when they have the chance!

[telebeast]

For the expression meme, C2 GLaDOS?

Here ya go!

[aromanticthings]

I’m a lesbian and I’m currently wondering if I /might/ be aro. I don’t feel any of the things that the media always describes as having a crush (butterflies in your stomach, not being able to think abt anyone but your crush), but I do have someone I feel like I want to be “more than friends” with (she’s pan and I like her a lot). I’m currently 16, and I feel like if I was capable of having “actual” crushes it would’ve happened by now. I do want to be in a relationship with her, but I feel like if I asked her out, I wouldn’t be able to feel the same things she’d feel abt me. Any advice?

@twoblogz

I’m afraid I don’t have much experience with this considering my first and only somewhat romantic interaction had me panicking for 15 minutes before I could respond again, but my best advice is to tell her about this, that you might be aro or possibly even aro-spec, and ask her if she’s comfortable with her romantic feelings possible not being reciprocated in the same way but still in a very close way that you two are generally intimate and happy together?

Another solution is perhaps asking her to be your queerplatonic partner? again, if she’s comfortable with it and all, unless you want to be in a romantic relationship with her because having a QPP(s) is like a relationship just platonic instead?

[incorrectsonicquotes]

Shadow: “You should stay here and relax. But I’m going. *Through gritted teeth* Because I’m ALWAYS relaxed.”

[antiterfallyoftheday]

GLaDOS from Portal 1 and 2 is anti-TERF.

Hello, it’s queued!! - Mod Mituna

[whitetigerdemoness]

twoblogz replied to your post: Honestly, if you are going to hate on Princess...

idk what it is but it sounds alright

Princess Tutu is THE best magical girl anime ever. Truly genre breaking and original, it is about a young ballerina who finds herself in love with a mysterious “prince” like dancer, and is sometimes a duck. 

Oh, and the whole people turning into monsters and darkness thing. Except Tutu doesn’t really fight them, she saves people through her dancing, connecting with their emotions. 

If you want a good preview for what you’re in for, I recommend THIS VIDEO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9197GTl1ASg

I know it doesn’t sound original from what I said, but trust me, there are twists I can’t tell you about without spoiling everything that really break the mold. This ain’t your momma’s Sailor Moon anime. I’d actually say it’s closer to puella magi madoka magica, though not quite. 

Go watch it

Seriously <3

[fatphobiabusters]

tw/fatphobic language

My mom feels the need to comment on my figure every time I put on clothes that don’t fit properly. As you can see by the pic, I’m not that fat at all, I’m only a few kilos heavier than the guideline, but every time a shirt shows off my belly a little or a pair of pants doesn’t fit right, she comments on it.

Worst thing is, we have the same body-type. We’re both short (i’m only an inch taller than her), and we both have plump stomachs. She’s being hypocritical, but I don’t want to say anything about it because it’s always in a context that she obviously means to be helpful (ie. pull in your stomach a little, your pants are sagging). I feel like she says those things because she always tries to stay near the “ideal” weight for someone her age, while I just really don’t care abt that.

Sorry, I just wanted to vent a little.

This is terrible behavior that we see far too often from parents, including mine. When you understand that fatphobia has been sold socially as a way to “care” about fatpeople, who do you think is going to be more fatphobic because they care the most? 

Yeah, our parents. They have been taught that being fatphobic is a way to “care” and that that’s how they have to act with their children. I can only hope that through fat positivity, we can educate a new generation of parents that will be supportive with their kids.

And meanwhile we will have to call out ours. Any of you who have the possibility to. I know not everybody can afford a discussion like that with their parents because of their personal/specific circumstances. 

You are a beautiful person and the bright side of this is to see you so aware of fatphobia. You will certainly make the world a better place in the future. Because you are already making it better.

Much love.

- Mod Guillermo