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toxictiktoks

julieterbang

achromaticbibliophile

We gazed upon the forbidden beans and were punished for it.

gaypeopletwitter

captainlordauditor

#honestly #have suspected I might be bi for a while now #but didn’t expect to see it confirmed in a post about ikea furniture #because I actively enjoy building the stuff #and nearly everyone around me thinks I’m insane

scarecrowqueen

Building IKEA furniture competently is the wlw superpower.

systlin

You just follow the instructions it ain’t even hard.

kittyknowsthings

I (very bi) can do it, Huscat (ace), however, can ALSO do it - do we have any statements from the ace community on this?

how do other ace people fair with ikea furniture?

n3bulas-and-satelites

Ace person here. I do very well with it but I can’t do it unmonitored. I always get exactly one piece backwards and it’s enough to bork the whole thing.

noriannbraindripshere

Same. I’ll build it without fuss but it will be slightly crooked in a baffling way that need complete desassembly to be corrected.

systlin

Reblogging for Science

randomslasher

Can confirm. There’s always one shelf I manage to put on backwards. I generally leave it to my best friend (pansexual), who manages just fine, though I’d be hesitant to say she enjoys it.

teathattast

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iamtypinglike98madmen-deactivat

with the new round of JK rowling being a transphobic prick rolling out, I think it’s important to reference what I call the H.P. Lovecraft rule. Fans of Lovecraft’s stuff openly acknowledge that he was remarkably racist and that his shitty beliefs bled into his work, whether through metaphors or more blatant pieces of the text, while also enjoying the monster concepts and such that he created. They use critical thinking when approaching his work and acknowledge . In my opinion, it’s fine for people to still like Harry Potter, it’s just important to acknowledge that the Rowling’s own shitty beliefs also bled into her work (the house elves ‘enjoying’ slavery, the sexism, the antisemitism with the goblins, laughable attempt at gay inclusion, lycanthropy being compared to AIDS, etc.). I really don’t think it’s bad for anyone to still enjoy the franchise, it’s just really important to use critical thinking when consuming it, which is true of any media really.

Also I know there are people who are going to drop it all together, and honestly valid, can’t blame ya, it’s just that I saw a post saying ‘you can’t separate it from her beliefs!’ and I just wanted to point out the truth in that while ALSO pointing out that it doesn’t mean people have to quit it altogether - they just need to be smart in their consumption. If someone says something along the lines of, “JK Rowling sucks but the series is still perfect, I’ll just pretend she didn’t write it,” then that’s not critical thinking. That’s just trying to make yourself feel better and pretend there’s nothing wrong with it instead of admitting there are things absolutely wrong with it and that the thing you like is flawed.

nootydooty

ironwoman359

to be fair though it has to be accompanied by that exact image, otherwise the format could be read as extreme disbelief/loud exclamations

fangirltothefullest

Oh yes there’s no way to convey ~SaRcAsM~ through written text.

I dunno this ways always worked for me ^^^^^

what-even-is-thiss

Hmmmm. No. No sarcasm. Oh no. Never any sarcasm here. What. Whatever would we do if you could display sarcasm through text. Oh my. How could you suggest such a thing. Oh jeez.

ironwoman359

That settles it. The older generations are just weak.

christianstepmoms

I've been in VRChat for over a year and a half and have Seen Some Shit™️. But nothing will top when I stumbled across people holding a legitimate Sunday Service this past week.

This was literally a world with a Bible passage panoptically encompassing the area, a scarecrow was praying and delivering a sermon, played entirely straight to a crowd of 30 people. And these people were made of the typical VRChat crowd: weed shader nanachi's, anime eboys and egirls, some sort of Sonic/knuckles amalgamation shaped like a toilet, the little pidgeon birds, even Ronald McDonald was there too.

But despite this it was played completely straight, they prayed together, somebody had a evangelical testimonial, the scarecrow prayed to help develop everybodies talents or something.

I was waiting for a punchline but it never came, it was serious, it was real.

christianstepmoms

I thought the act was going to drop when somebody with the GMod Jesus model got up front and started screaming Hail Satan, but they all managed to collectively ban him in less than a few seconds and resumed without missing a beat.

christianstepmoms

Oh yeah and there was somebody up front next to the scarecrow interpreting in ASL FLUENTLY.

ivytherium

someone willed this meme into existence

dnd-homebrew5e

Just started imagining a Necromancer using their magic to create undead for the sole purpose of creating a musical number and they need back up dancers for their song solo.

Ah yes, the necromancer subclass: necrodancer

unpretty

did cinderella ever talk to her man about his faceblindness

bisexuhowl

#'i met the perfect woman but it was a special occasion'#'so now wherever she is her makeup and hair are probably different'#'this is my nightmare'

unpretty

rip prince charming, who had to let the whole kingdom make jokes about his foot fetish for the rest of his life because every blonde with an updo looks basically the same as far as he can tell

unpretty

they call him prince charming because he’s always really polite to strangers to cover for the fact that he doesn’t know if he’s supposed to recognize them from somewhere and when you’re a prince that shit starts wars

noraivy

Okay but... this really inspired me, because wouldn’t it solve like 90% of the problems of Cinderella if the prince was just blind? Like imagine this handsome, charming prince, who his entire life has relied on his senses of sound and touch to get around and has learnt to recognise people by the feel of their hands and the sound of their voice? As in the fairytale the king holds a ball to find him his wife, and the prince insists every maiden in the land to attend. The crueler guards joke that this is because he is desperate enough to marry even the poorest, “ugliest” girl in the land, but in reality the prince has never cared what others think of him, and extends that principal to his wife. And so as usual Cinderella shows up and he falls for her wonderful voice and the way she can conjure pictures with words, he loves her because she cares about him and ensures he can navigate the newly arranged ball room ( he usually has a guide dog but his father thinks that isn’t proper for parties ). But when the clock strikes midnight and Cinderella flees he feels despondent, he does not know her name, could not describe her face, and he is sure he will never see her again. Cinderella is heartbroken too, she had found a man so kind and good, who would not care about her looks or that she was a simple scullery maid. And so that is why he uses the shoe, it is all he had to go on, others laugh behind his back but he refuses to give up. When he visits Cinderella’s house he passes through quickly knowing immediately neither sister is right. But as he leaves he hears her voice, singing from the tallest tower and knows it is her. He races back and demands she try on the shoe and you know how the story goes. And so they wed and together they live happily because it was never her pretty face or her shoes that made him love her, but the way she spoke to him.

galahadwilder

This is so pretty

storytellerofuntoldlegends

Reblogging this again bc I love this addition

mysharona1987

la-laborista-republiko

Straight women should unionize

witchaj

What the actual FUCK

thebestpersonherelovesbucky

This right here is a HUGE red fucking flag. If you’re in a relationship with someone who wants complete control over finances, especially to the point where you don’t even have access to money, this is an attempt to control and isolate. They will use ALL sorts of excuses. “I’m better with money” “You spend too much” “You’re too impulsive” etc. It has nothing to do with looking out for you or money. It’s straight up abuse and will likely lead to worse.

notnowtobey

Story time.

Last Christmas I went grocery shopping with my Grandmom and my mom. We ran into someone my Grandmom knows, who had recently lost her husband. About a week after he died, there was a forclosure sign on her door. He had taken all of her money, all of his money, and gambled it away. She had no idea, because she never looked at their accounts. Now she’s living in a little apartment and she had to sell off most of her belongings so she wouldn’t be completely broke.

After we left her, my Grandmom told me this next story. My Grandmom and my granddad have separate accounts and one shared one. They’re each responsible for paying for certain things out of their own accounts, and the shared one is for things like their mortgage. Last year my granddad transferred $2,000 from her account to his because of “cash flow problems.” She had no idea until she called her bank to check her balance. And they informed her of it and she was LIVID. They didn’t get her authorization, and their defense was basically “it’s your husband so we thought it was OK.” My granddad didn’t communicate with her, even though it was her money in her account. He later transferred the money back to her and she worked with her bank to make it so that couldn’t happen again, but still.

She could have easily ended up the same way as her friend. All because their husbands felt they had the right to their money.

Financial abuse needs to be taken seriously and it needs to end.

jassmarie19

My best friend for most of college came from a wealthier family and her dad would threaten to completely cut her and her mother off whenever he was upset with them, which he could do since all their bank accounts were tied to him