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One Nice Bug Per Day
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@verycollectivesloth
The clothes are not clean or dirty but a secret third thing (on the chair)
atmospheric pressure annoys the hell out of me
sometimes the sky is HEAVY and sometimes the sky is LESS HEAVY, you wake up every godforsaken day not knowing HOW HEAVY THE SKY WILL BE because that dumb blue bitch is a fluctuating MERCURIAL HARLOT and I am SICK OF IT
the notes are a 3-way-handshake between people with pressure-related joint pain, people with pressure-related migraines, and autistic folks with pressure-related Everything Feels Like Shit Today For No Apparent Reason. you're all valid fuck the sky
i am all three of those things and are you telling me the SKY IS TO BLAME FOR MY TRIPLE BAD DAYS??? THE FUCKING SKY???
I AM GOING TO MURDER THE SKY
this is an appropriate and measured response. have a great day
I'm in so much pain all of the time it's exhausting I hate my body all I've done is gain weight I'm such a stupid fucking person I fuck my emotions out of myself just to feel high without having to pay to get high I'm so tired of all of this is just want it to end I just want my body to be tiny I just want to be small I just want to feel attractive
i donât think anyone has realized how bad of an experience this would be sonically so i put this together for y'all
harry styles wishes he had what misha collins has
misha could put on a dress and declare himself the champion of gay men but harry styles could never accidentally come out as bisexual in a straight way and then backpaddle the next day and come out as straight in a bisexual way
I have been waiting all year to post this.
omg
This has been in my queue for months.
I missed it last year and I vowed that would NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN.
omg i didnt reblog this last year!
by far my favorite thing anybody has said on the internet
an erotic poem:
leg so hot
hot hot leg
leg so hot u fry an eg
I HAVE WAITED FOR SO LONG TO FIND THIS AGAIN
they are so brave for those tags too
Actually, Iâd argue that while OP is close to the right answer, thatâs not quite it. I think itâs less about the childrenâs media as much as it is the fact that the refuse to engage with âproblematic mediaâ - which does, indeed, lead to people only engaging with childrenâs media in many cases, as itâs more likely to be âcleanâ and free of complications.
Problematic media is deemed morally evil regardless of the actual lesson behind it. I mean, youâve got people on here refusing to read 1984 because âitâs misogynisticâ, completely disregarding what role that plays in the story, and dismissing every other detail of the book, because this one detail is so deeply offensive, the rest of the story contains nothing of value. And then thereâs the âWhy do we have to read old sad stuffy books?â crowd to make things worse.
My point isnât that the only way to learn is to read classics - many of the classics we have were determined by chishet white guys. Thereâs sometimes very uncomfortable parts, and I understand why people canât always sit through them. But the solution to this would be to read more books by people of color, by women, by queer people, and thatâsâŠnot happening. Even asking young queer people to read queer history can be like pulling teeth, because itâs easier to get your information off of tiktok or tumblr in nice digestible posts and short, snappy videos. And why read something that might make you question your view of the world, or at least get you thinking, when you could read that mindless enemies to lovers coffee shop au that makes you feel happy instead?
Iâm all for fanfic! Iâm all for comfort stories! Iâm all for protesting the classics that have been determined by cishet white guys, and Iâm all for finding discomfort in things like casual sexism and racism in books! But I donât think the solution is âthis story is inherently problematic regardless of whatever the greater message is, and I refuse to read anything but my fluffy fanfics.â
But now youâve got a generation of kids that want a clean cut story with a nice, well defined message. The second you get into complicated issues like homophobia - even if youâre a queer author - your story becomes problematic. Better to engage with something affirming that makes you feel good, with morals that align with your world view. This is the generation of âMaybe the curtains are just blue!â, of rejecting literary analysis because itâs âridiculous, the author didnât have a deeper meaning.â So youâve got kids who lack reading comprehension because theyâre refusing to engage with anything that has any element to it that isnât pre-approved. Theyâre not approaching anything with an open mind, theyâre not going into something that might be complex, because it might conflict with their morals, and in their mind, engaging with something problematic is a reflection of your personal morals, and prove that you are a bad person.
So what youâre left with is childrenâs media, which often challenges greater issues at a comfortable distance, with defined âgoodâ and âbad.â The good guys win, the bad guys learn, the message is obvious. Childrenâs media is the least likely to be offensive, and the least likely to be problematic. But thatâs a symptom of the problem, not the problem itself.
ââŠand dismissing every other detail of the book, because this one detail is so deeply offensive, the rest of the story contains nothing of value.â
Even the word âproblematicâ used to be an invitation to unpack difficult narratives, now itâs a thought-stopping clichĂ©.
I hope itâs ok for me to post your tags because you said what I was thinking exactly and I couldnât have worded it any better myself.
they are so brave for those tags too
Actually, Iâd argue that while OP is close to the right answer, thatâs not quite it. I think itâs less about the childrenâs media as much as it is the fact that the refuse to engage with âproblematic mediaâ - which does, indeed, lead to people only engaging with childrenâs media in many cases, as itâs more likely to be âcleanâ and free of complications.
Problematic media is deemed morally evil regardless of the actual lesson behind it. I mean, youâve got people on here refusing to read 1984 because âitâs misogynisticâ, completely disregarding what role that plays in the story, and dismissing every other detail of the book, because this one detail is so deeply offensive, the rest of the story contains nothing of value. And then thereâs the âWhy do we have to read old sad stuffy books?â crowd to make things worse.
My point isnât that the only way to learn is to read classics - many of the classics we have were determined by chishet white guys. Thereâs sometimes very uncomfortable parts, and I understand why people canât always sit through them. But the solution to this would be to read more books by people of color, by women, by queer people, and thatâsâŠnot happening. Even asking young queer people to read queer history can be like pulling teeth, because itâs easier to get your information off of tiktok or tumblr in nice digestible posts and short, snappy videos. And why read something that might make you question your view of the world, or at least get you thinking, when you could read that mindless enemies to lovers coffee shop au that makes you feel happy instead?
Iâm all for fanfic! Iâm all for comfort stories! Iâm all for protesting the classics that have been determined by cishet white guys, and Iâm all for finding discomfort in things like casual sexism and racism in books! But I donât think the solution is âthis story is inherently problematic regardless of whatever the greater message is, and I refuse to read anything but my fluffy fanfics.â
But now youâve got a generation of kids that want a clean cut story with a nice, well defined message. The second you get into complicated issues like homophobia - even if youâre a queer author - your story becomes problematic. Better to engage with something affirming that makes you feel good, with morals that align with your world view. This is the generation of âMaybe the curtains are just blue!â, of rejecting literary analysis because itâs âridiculous, the author didnât have a deeper meaning.â So youâve got kids who lack reading comprehension because theyâre refusing to engage with anything that has any element to it that isnât pre-approved. Theyâre not approaching anything with an open mind, theyâre not going into something that might be complex, because it might conflict with their morals, and in their mind, engaging with something problematic is a reflection of your personal morals, and prove that you are a bad person.
So what youâre left with is childrenâs media, which often challenges greater issues at a comfortable distance, with defined âgoodâ and âbad.â The good guys win, the bad guys learn, the message is obvious. Childrenâs media is the least likely to be offensive, and the least likely to be problematic. But thatâs a symptom of the problem, not the problem itself.
ââŠand dismissing every other detail of the book, because this one detail is so deeply offensive, the rest of the story contains nothing of value.â
Even the word âproblematicâ used to be an invitation to unpack difficult narratives, now itâs a thought-stopping clichĂ©.
I hope itâs ok for me to post your tags because you said what I was thinking exactly and I couldnât have worded it any better myself.
Itâs that month again folks! Happy February.
Why is Chris Fleming just the ultimate lesbian somehow
hate being the generation that remembers no ads on YouTube & the annoyance when we first saw 1 ad every 10 videos, then 1 every 5 videos, then on every video, then multiple ads within a single video, only for YouTube to market paying for Premiumâąïž to âget rid of ads!â which werenât even there at the start
I hate being the generation that remembers when I could easily find episodes of anime and whole ass movies on YouTube.
Hate being the generation that remembers when YouTube videos would buffer when you pause them, allowing the entire video to load and let you watch it without interruption even on slow connections.
year 3 give it up for year 3
For year 3 youâre going to need one of these Mr. Crabs.
I canât get over the line delivery in these