Babygirl I Can Be Your Annoying Unfollowable Mutual.

Later losers

Horror and its sister genres are pretty interesting from a standpoint of healthy consumption, because they’re the only genres I can think of that require aftercare.

Not only do you need to be in the right headspace to consume it, but you can’t go overboard with it no matter how fun it feels in the moment, and you really need to know when to take a step back and watch/read/play/talk about something lighter. And if you don’t practice safety with the genre, you risk genuinely hurting yourself.

I tend to liken Horror Communities to Kink Communities in their functionality for a lot of reasons, but this is a pretty interesting manifestation of that that I’ve never really seen people bring up before. Horror’s my favorite genre, and it means the world to me, but knowing when to take a breather is incredibly important to one’s health and experience of it.

legends

You’re not wrong but I’m not brave enough to say you’re right.

greatest dsmp phenomenon is c!wilbur becoming 50 times more homosexual after being in the equivalent of a sensory deprivation tank for 13 years

Well, Fire fighter dude certainly didn’t hold back on his thoughts.

so i started playing stardew

JOJO <33333

my hobbies are doll designing and world building

Tagging: anyone who wants to join :)))

⛓️FUN FACT CHAIN⛓️SHARE TWO HOBBIES OF YOUR’S THAT YOU THINK WOULD SURPRISE YOUR MUTALS⛓️PAS IT ALONG AND TAG 5 PEOPLE ⛓️

oouu fun! hmm, two hobbies…

kayaking (in the summer)

gaming ( tft which is on league of legends, im a casual league player plus some other games)

tags: @hellavile, @sinssoul, @creompie, @dejwrites and @getoswhore + anyone else who’d like to play 🤎

the rise in sex negativity amongst young queer people in recent years coinciding with the overall rise in conservative and particularly evangelical christian ideology is genuinely terrifying. i understand that unpacking ideas you've been taught since childhood is hard work but in the current political climate it's absolutely vital that you do not regurgitate queerphobic talking points (which queer people have been fighting against for decades). people are going to die, and it is our responsibility to minimise the damage, because governments and corporations sure as hell aren't going to.

Quick PSA,

You can fight for a woman's right to wear a hijab and also fight for another woman's right to NOT wear one if she doesn't want to - and you'd still be fighting for the same thing, a woman's right to choose.

You're still fighting for her freedom.

Zelda is right. Return the rights. They're taking off all this shit for tax purposes and so that they don't have to pay residuals but worse than that, for a great deal of projects, they also own the rights meaning these projects can never be available anywhere else.