#yumberry

[redwinerozanova]

You got Miles Edgeworth? That means ur gay. In kind of a loser way, sorry 😔

[clonerightsagenda]

yumberry also they state like, in the first episode or something that no religion was entirely right, so i cant imagine that christianity managed to get Angels, and an Angel named Michael, correct (i also dont think there ARE angels in the good place?)

Hard to say.... there are Good Place employees and Bad Place employees who do seem to differ a bit by fundamental nature (Vicky, for example, is a flaming acid snake if you take off her human suit) and Bad Place employees are sometimes referred to as demons, but I don’t remember Good Place employees being referred to as angels at all.

[act8official]

Hello, I just discovered this project yesterday, and oh my gog am I enjoying it. I just reached the part where Rose tells Dave she's finally going to play the rain, and as much as it made sense in the comic for her to totally skip all her quests, it makes me really happy to see her return to them. They get to play a game, in a simpler way. And all the dialogue feels so true to the characters. Thank you for making this!

Thank you for checking it out! I’m glad you’re liking it and I hope to have more stuff out this year after a short break-- Resolve was a big effort. I’ll post more about the posting schedule for the year later today. Happy Friday all!

[legacycoach]

Finally something that tastes really good, gives me CRAZY energy with no after taste or jitters! #yummy #yumberry #energy #thejourneycommunity https://www.instagram.com/p/CHwr5Zch3Ib/?igshid=147flw2e1r7bk

[fogspecs]

Give me those nun receipts

Oh man, so yeah, medieval nuns seemed kinda thirsty about Jesus sometimes, at least by modern standards. I took a class in college about medieval hagiography (written accounts of saints’ lives) and sometimes they got really weird (in many ways -- self-flagellation and torture, fasting, drinking of body fluids, all types of oddball stuff, really...)

The first thing I have to say about thirstiness in these hagiographies is that the relationship with Jesus was often personal. For some of these female saints, it wasn’t just an abstract idea of being chaste in these written accounts. Instead, they thought of themselves as married to Jesus Christ, and referred to him as “the bridegroom.” They’d talk with him directly and have visions of him. One of the saints had a vivid vision where Jesus gave her a pearl encrusted golden wedding band which was invisible to everyone but her (sugar daddy Jesus coming for ya)

It seems as if these saints would spend a lot of their days fantasizing about Christ. Here’s a quote that basically sums up how spicy these could often get. This is from the Latin Vita of a saint called Christina of Markyate:

“[Christ] came to the arms of his sorely tried spouse and remained with her for a whole day, not only being felt but also seen. So the maiden took Him in her hands, gave thanks, and held Him to her bosom. And with immeasurable delight she held Him to her virginal breast, at another she felt His presence within her even through the barrier of her flesh. Who shall describe the abounding sweetness with which the servant was filled by the condescension of her creator? From that moment the fire of lust was so extinguished that it never afterwards could be revived.”

That’s just one example; I’d grab more but medieval Vitae can be painful to read... I still have all the PDFs from class on my computer though.

EDIT: Sometimes they got way more explicit, actually. Click here if you’re interested in hearing about an actually graphic and thirsty account from a saint named Agnes Blannbekin (warning: NSFW)

[draconym]

Is this free real-estate for sharing stories about how strangers misjudge our ages? when i was in high school i was sometimes asked what year of college i was starting (to be fair, I was usually asked this on a college campus, where my dad is a prof), and now that I'm in *grad school* I get asked what year of high school I'm going into!! And I'm 70% sure its in part because I still have acne.

Baby boomers will see a person with acne and ask “is this a teenager?”

[dungeonsanddragonsfifthedition]

Fjord sharing his Trip to Touch Viridian Plan with Caduceus: I'm still cool, I'm not actually tripping, I'm cool, this is on purpose

they are so dumb and good

[thesapphiresoul]

hello, i have a question about the Song Discourse. I dont disagree with you! But as another wlw (and Dodie fan) who didn't feel uncomfy about Liam's song choice, I wanted to ask why you did? Of course you dont have to answer this if you dont want to, I know this isn't a FUN topic lmao. I'm just... removed from the discourse (thank god) and have only seen people reacting to it, so I was wondering.

she by dodie honestly just means a lot to me and my experience as a bi woman. but (and you probably know all of this) that song specifically isn't just about pining, it's about a woman having feelings for her other female friend and all the guilt and confusing feelings that is usually involved in coming to terms with your sexuality. i just don't like that it was used in the context of a man talking about a woman. like, there are thousands of songs about men pining for women, choose one of those. let us have this one please. ultimately tho, i suppose i'm just possessive of the song