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As a Hispanic person: No. it is Not culturally appropriating, there’s nothing exactly massive cultural significance compared to other things thatve been appropriated (bad wording on my part I can’t think of the right words). History wise, Spanish is a language made by white Europeans that people in Latin countries had to learn because of colonization. So no, learning spanish is not cultural appropriation.

Yk now that’s it’s been addressed on video I genuinely need to ask:

Do you guys actually believe that speaking Spanish while not being Hispanic/Latino/Spanish is actually cultural appropriation? Or is that just some chronically online thing people made up because Sausage is white passing?

now that trump has tiktok, twitter, facebook and insta in his pocket, get ready for a massive wave of internet censorship. one of trump's greatest weapons has always been misinformation; it's going to become harder and harder to spread facts and criticism going forward. posts that aren't made invisible will be magically ignored by the algorithm. dissidents will have their accounts deleted and voices erased.

this is a suppression tactic. this is another stage of fascism.

This is my least favorite part about the USA. I can’t get a drivers license, and without it, my area is literally inaccessible. I cannot go to stores, or a place of work without someone else driving me in their car. I don’t even think my area has a working bus route.

Another impromptu post but I do think it’s worth addressing here as well.

These kinds of comments, and particularly those demanding others to read Journey to the West, are very common in this discourse. However there is a massive glaring issue if your only basis of understanding Nezha is solely from Journey to the West.

Wu Cheng’en had, intentionally or not, severely diminished the strength of Nezha and seems to lack any real understanding of Nezha to begin with. I must also say Nezha’s age is never explicitly mentioned once in the book aside from when Sun Wukong was mocking him in their first encounter if you choose to see that as confirmation. It’s additionally strange to posture the book, written very late in the scope of how long Nezha has existed, as the only Acceptable Canon. There are other problems with this narrative that must be addressed too.

Nezha, and by extension the whole of the Daoist pantheon, does not and has never existed within a vacuum. Deities and religious figures are not static but instead fluid, subject to many changes through history, and it is unreasonable to expect any deity to adhere closely to a singular interpretation of them. Such as choosing Nezha in Journey to the West as the only acceptable form.

In doing so you are actively ignoring centuries of literature and art history in the thousands of years these deities have existed and have been worshipped in favor of pushing your own misinformed narrative.

Can you imagine if someone was going around demanding that how the Greco-Roman gods appear in Homer’s “Iliad” was the only true acceptable canon of them? It sounds silly doesn’t it. So why is it acceptable to push this mentality onto Chinese deities?

It’s extremely tiring to witness so many people treat deities as if they are common fiction characters, and I hope I do not need to make another longer form post addressing this mentality in the near future.

Some of my favourite, totally real, lines in Outer wilds

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Part 3

boyfriend tripped on his vacuum at 4 in the morning and took it really personally

charlie: even though my arch nemesis badboyhalo is on that team, so is my bitch wife. so that's okay. he gets to see another day.

We have a recipe for the Olympic chocolate muffins!

Love without Sex

I’m doing a Philosophy paper on Asexuality. Please reblog if you think Love without Sex is possible! I really need the data. Like if you think love has to have sex.