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#gotham #gotham fox #oswald cobblepot #nygmobblepot #my art

descendants casual pride looks™️ 😇 literally this month has flown by i started these a couple days ago then i was like wait a minute.... pride month is almost over, but i got this done before the end of the month so i consider it a win.

prints available✨

gnabnahc

NAYEON for FWEE's Smoothie Lip Balm 🍎🍋🥑✨

#we neeeeeed a nayeon cb STAT #nayeon #twice

shane-bug

🪲 more hollanov!childhood friends more more 🪲

#misc tv

2886beaconstreet

shane hollander storylines at home in canada: my mom and best friend won’t stop trying to set me up with women :/

ilya rozanov russia b plot:

#misc tv

korrasamibottles

Not enough people talking about how well broccoli holds a sauce

dwinkus

its almost time for my next dose of candy

helledeh

Pylon quilt!

made my me

littlealienproducts

CROSS STITCH PATTERN - Windows 95 Glitch by ArtByRomShop

liittlecreatures1985

out and about and my phone is at 15% battery: better not use it so it doesn’t die on me

5 minutes later: googling average gas mileage in 1950

icarus-suraki

brehaaorgana

I love whoever decided to teach this website about simulacra via this meme

when people try to encourage others to comment on fanfics it's always based around giving praise to something you like. like "if you loved a fic then leave a comment with a line you liked!" "it makes my day when someone says they came back and reread my story bc they love it so much!" but iirc the hay day of fanfic engagement was full of negative, argumentative, and constructive interactions. like i got plenty of comments on fanfiction.net in 2007 but they weren't always nice lol. while "this is great!" "i loved this" are fine comments to get and easy enough to make, they aren't really. productive? interesting? they don't fuel further comments or interaction, so they're just kind of boring to post and read, even if they feel nice. i think if people were encouraged to comment whatever they think, positive or negative, they might give more insightful and interesting, albeit not so positive, comments. like, ill comment every now and again if i really, really love something. but otherwise since the only acceptable comments are praise these days, a kudos on ao3 kind of covers it. i give most of my feedback in screen caps to other people saying moments i thought were especially funny and strange, of pieces of characterization i disagree with, etc etc, often WITH pieces that i really liked, but i don't really feel like just commenting with 100% praise if that doesn't reflect my exact review.

so basically. a culture where you should only comment praise means only the works you exclusively have praise for get a comment. which may be more works for some and less for many more. the choice to comment seems arbitrary when there's only one type of comment to make and there's already a button that sends the exact same message.

now it's time to lock into research and writing... i've got two articles i want to pitch to two different places...!!!

#may and june are gonna be all about research and writing... i'll be reading !!!!#i wish i had like... people to talk ab it all with tho.#like i miss going to class and discussing readings.#who can i assign some readings to so we can talk ab them 😇

finishing the last lecture of the semester... lord nothing feels better!!

#and knowing i'm going into the fall with two sections of a course i've already taught twice so it's all set up for meeeee !!!!#i need to make some structural changes to the course but lecture wise i'm good #listen yall i make my lectures in the 24 hours before class somrtimes 😭