"I Don't Want To Read This" Is Totally Valid.

Deleting stupid as shit hatemail from authoritarians who insist that censorship of art is good and just absolutely makes my day. Improves my Internet experience x100.

Fun facts about Fran Bow #1

Itward is there/mentioned/a part or a cause of the situation in every chapter.

Not long ago, I made a theory video about Little Nightmares 2 and in that video I said that since Mono and Six look so alike there is a great possibility of them being twins.

So I made this (lazy) fanart for them. Hope you like it!

I found EVERYTHING!!! (I hope)

tumblr people focus so much on a hyper-superficial understanding of fascism that they reduce “watching out for fascists” to looking for signs of Pepe the Frog and meanwhile endorse full blown fascist rhetoric like that “Culture isnt meant to be shared, culture is about tradition, family etc” post or engage in what amounts of unintentional apologetics like that post that said Nazis never burned nasty literary porn

so much care put into housing this aging spider. why are my eyes wet

(tiktok link)

the zoolander meme except it’s kurapika running into hisoka on the black whale

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Tiny unit welcomes human home

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