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That man's gatekeeping of homosexuality and his thinly-veiled misogyny drives me f*cking nuts - him equating queerness with his own experience as a media personality is just straight up disrespectful. A gay guy who wants the most "vanilla" life there is can be as fun to be around as a gay Broadway actor who goes to drag show every night.

Also his hatred for tween/early teen girls (Killing Stalking video) for, gasp, having emotions that are perfectly normal for their age and which every one of them will grow out of (if they don't then yes, there is a problem, but being 12 yr old girl and thinking "evil man can change" is the same as 12 yr old boy thinking he'd definitely stop bank robbery if it happened) is just pathetic... my dude, did those 12 yr olds bully you so hard?

Just a pathetic man....

love that james somerton tries so hard to sound smart but he just ends up with psychopath statements like 'its only the boring gays that survived the aids crisis'

I liked this old commission I did so I’m sharing it :) (with permission from the client of course)

Wanna share with you my musical bookmarks project ❤️

Oh boy glad I found someone who agrees (9-10 years before me haha). Rewatched Korra last month and this just struck me so much - "I needed to suffer because otherwise I wouldn't be able to have empathy for people like Kuvira".... PLEASE. Did we watch the same show? Did we watch the same Korra have empathy for Tahno in Book 1 (who spent his whole screentime being a jerk to her and her friends) AND Tarrlok (the one who bloodbent and kidnapped her)????

Sure, she did need some character development in becoming more spiritual, less impulsive and think of others more (it's almost as if she was kept locked her entire life and everything was served to her at a silver platter so she never really learnt to take responsibility and guess what? The whole book 1 arc is pretty much about that - she grows so much in mostly beautiful and organic way)

Her torture in the end of B3 doesn't feel like genuine wish to explore traumatic experiences it almost feels like a device writers used just to break Korra for no reason other than stupid belief that misery = maturity. Her healing isn't complete (Zuko got 3 seasons with 20 eps each (after 3 years have passed in universe) and Korra (the main bloody character) got barely 14 eps), she never truly regains her fieriness and fierceness and by the end is basically subdued version of herself (Zuko on the other hand did get to tame his DESTRUCTIVE anger but was still deeply passionate and fierce person).

Also, while Zuko was given dignity in the scene of his scarring, Korra is shown in complete agony, camera lingers on her painful expressions and muscle movements to the point it stops feeling like the show is doing it to communicate the feeling of pain/despair and starts feeling like it's straight up exploitative...

bryankonietzko that’s great but would you care to address you felt the need to put korra through hell and high water for her to “learn compassion” as if she hasn’t been remarkably selfless since book 1?

Death eaters I

wanted to practice digital coloring more so ofc i did a little redraw!!! love sisi's outfits in 92 </3

ignore the obliterated image quality. idk what happened

🛒 | エリザベート 20th Anniversary ( スペシャル・エディション)

Elisabeth by Moon Troupe 2005 Der Tod [Ayaki Nao] & Elisabeth [Sena Jun]

Gilly is you??(Sorry I am of twitter again I am still too weak for it )

Yes dear it's me!!! <3

(completely understand the twitter thing - aot fandom there is hellish...)

Now I made the South Water Tribe family tree too! Not much headcanons for this, except that I guess it's implied that Kanna did love Pakku in some form even though she ran away in order to fight for her rights and voice, because she took the betrothal necklace with her and later passed it on. I suppose she would have thrown it away if she hated or didn't care for Pakku. Only 60 years later when he changed and improved as a person did they reunite.