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Profile is Skitter from the web serial Worm drawn by @lizardinkart

[transformativeworks]

The TikTok Team is back again with a Tag Wrangler Hear Me Out Cake.

(YouTube link)

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Theodore Hancock, untitled (New York skyline), 1940s. Gouache on paper.

Photo: 1st Dibs

[ghostlyarchaeologist]

[ghostlyarchaeologist]

[ghostlyarchaeologist]

[morganaconda]

this type of troy barnes line delivery

[reddpenn]

A little story about ghosts, and roommates, and getting to know each other.

[reddpenn]

A little story about ghosts, and roommates, and getting to know each other.

[kropotkindersurprise]

If you're just learning about this, some of the other questions you might ask yourself next are: - Why the fuck is there even a US military base in Aruba? - Why the fuck are there even 4 US military bases in Australia? - Why the fuck is there even a US military base in the Bahamas? - Why the fuck are there even 2 US military bases in Bahrain? - Why the fuck are there even 3 US military bases in Belgium? - Why the fuck are there even 2 US military bases in Bulgaria? - Why the fuck is there even a US military base in Chagos archipelago apparently aka "British Indian Territory"? - Why the fuck is there even a US military base in Cuba? (this is of course Guantanamo bay, which is just straight up an illegal occupation of a foreign country to host a US torture prison) - Why the fuck are there even 2 US military bases in Djibouti? - Why the fuck is there even a US military base in Egypt? - Why the fuck is there even a US military base in Estonia? - Why the fuck are there even 3 US military bases in Greece? - Why the fuck is there even a US military base in Greenland? - Why the fuck are there even 6 US military bases in Germany? - Why the fuck is there even a US military base in St. Helena? - Why the fuck is there even a US military base in Honduras? - Why the fuck are there even 2 US military bases in Hungary? - Why the fuck is there even a US military base in Iceland? - Why the fuck are there even 2 US military bases in Iraq? (when the Iraqi government keeps demanding that the US leave the country) - Why the fuck are there even 7 US military bases in Italy? - Why the fuck are there even 8 US military bases in Japan, if you exclude the several bases on Okinawa? It's 13 including the ones on Okinawa. - Why the fuck is there even a US military base in Jordan? - Why the fuck are there even 2 US military bases in Kenya? - Why the fuck is there even a US military base in Kosovo? - Why the fuck are there even 5 US military bases in Kuwait? - Why the fuck is there even a US military base in Latvia? - Why the fuck are there even 2 US military bases in Lithuania? - Why the fuck is there even a US military base in the Marshall Islands? - Why the fuck is there even a US military base in Norway? - Why the fuck is there even a US military base in Oman? - Why the fuck are there even 9 US military bases in the Philippines? - Why the fuck are there even 5 US military bases in Papua New Guinea? - Why the fuck are there even 5 US military bases in Poland? - Why the fuck is there even a US military base in Portugal? - Why the fuck is there even a US military base in Qatar? - Why the fuck are there even 3 US military bases in Romania? - Why the fuck are there even 2 US military bases in Saudi Arabia? - Why the fuck is there even a US military base in Singapore? - Why the fuck is there even a US military base in El Salvador? - Why the fuck are there even 2 US military bases in Somalia? - Why the fuck are there even 8 US military bases in South Korea? - Why the fuck are there even 2 US military bases in Spain? - Why the fuck are there even 2 US military bases in Syria? - Why the fuck are there even 2 US military bases in Turkiye? - Why the fuck are there even 2 US military bases in the United Arab Emirates? - Why the fuck are there even 5 US military bases in the United Kingdom? Note: This list (that i got from this website cause their data was pretty recent and they had it in a handy list form) does not even seem to include things like the military airbase in the Netherlands where the americans keep nuclear bombers, or shannon airfield in ireland that the americans get to use freely for their genocide in Palestine, and used for their wars in afghanistan and iraq, so this list seems to be very far from complete.

[fandomsandfeminism]

😍 oh shit.

[only-cat-memes]

[malevolentcafe]

Happy pride to black trans people in particular I know it can be tough out here with how often the image of what and who counts as always seems to never consider us

[zatclaire]

I hope the next 4chan post that gets adapted into an indie film is Bridget Forcefem Tulpa

[swordscomic]

DREAM TEAM SUPREME ~ Playlist

[kaylmao]

[prokopetz]

Cross-breeding mechsplo with Power Rangers style combiners and giving each team member a specific use/degradation kink based on which particular part of the combined robot's body their mech becomes.

[ifyouarefictionaliwillpunchyou]

Ok ha ha yeah legs/feet ha ha head ha ha torso WHO IS GETTING SEXUAL ABOUT SPECIFICALLY ONLY THEIR LEFT ARM??

[prokopetz]

There are a couple of perspectives we can come at this question from:

It's not necessarily getting kinky about being an arm. Use kink is, broadly speaking, a subgenre of objectification kink which explores the intersection of function and form. What is the "purpose" of an arm? What would it mean to be used in the manner of one?

The lesbian hand fetishists would like a word.

[tpwrtrmnky]

Early transition advice: The word "no" can be used to enforce refusal in situations where you do not want or can't do something that's being asked of you

[tpwrtrmnky]

Tip: "No" can be used even when something is strictly speaking possible in the short term, but risks setting precedent you can't follow through with.

[tpwrtrmnky]

Note: "No" may cause undesired reactions. These reactions are information you can use to decide who to trust

[wholesomenessenjoyer]

Question: would you be able to provide an example of situation as mentioned in Tip#2?

[tpwrtrmnky]

You say "no" and instead of respecting that, the person you're saying "no" demands to know why and attempts to negotiate to get something closer to what they're asking for.

This shows that your autonomy isn't being respected.

Note that it's fine to ask why after accepting a "no", but your autonomy can't be contingent on providing a satisfactory explanation!

[foodsci-transfem]

Pretty sure you meant:

Example A: boss informs me of shifts two days ahead instead of a full week like everyone else. Saying yes sets a precedent that will hurt me, even if this next shift is at a convenient time.

Example B: friedn/partner suggests I come over to meet up, right now. They live four hours away. I'm not doing anything, and it's fine. But saying yes, especially repeatedly, builds an expectation that I'm the only one commuting and/or that I'm always free

[tpwrtrmnky]

No, I meant the exact thing I said in the post, at the exact level of abstraction I wanted to provide. Not fixating on a specific scenario to focus on a general pattern was on purpose.