@veejusttalks ITS DONEEE!!!!

This feels self explanatory

Well, hello there...

Hey I heard someone wanted Proteina Shakira art?

*slides this towards you*

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Tada!!

You're welcome y'all's.

Okay—so I’ve been listening to the Infinights campaign again along with the puppet shorts and I have learned that Blaine said both he and Kyborg have owned rabbits it was a bit more on a whim but y’know. So—guess it’s canon that Kyborg had rabbits.

Just—do with that what you will I suppose lmao

Clean version of a comic I drew in history class

where is any higher quality version of this image

On censorship im fandom

The golden rule of life is to “do unto others as you would have done unto yourself.” The golden rule of fandom is “don’t like, don’t read.”

I have seen too many people attack and threaten and wish censorship upon writers who put out works that they don’t like.

Yes, people write about illegal, immoral, and inhumane things. But they write them about fictional characters. These are works of fiction. If you don’t want to see that, don’t read that.

For myself personally, I think fandom culture fell apart after the invisible wall was built between the “proshippers” (those who are okay with shipping things like incest, pedophilia, zoophilia, rape, etc.) and “antishippers” (those who are not okay with those things). The thing is, those terms shouldn’t exist because the only wall im fandom is “don’t like, don’t read.”

Self-proclaimed “antishippers” will call these people “sick on the head,” and “mentally ill.” And yeah, maybe they’re mentally ill, but does that warrant harassment? Are we not meant to help, or feel compassion for those in bad situations who may be projecting onto their works?

And to those saying, “if they want to write it, how do we know they don’t want to do it?” I bring to you intrusive thoughts.

An intrusive thought is an unwanted, unsolicited, and usually violent or immoral thought that pops into your head at any given time. It is different from an impulsive thought, which is a thought you act on by impulse, such as buying a second coffee or dying your hair without thinking.

The difference between these thoughts is the content, and the fact that intrusive thoughts are almost never acted upon. By definition, a thought being intrusive is unwanted. This means that the sufferer believes the content of these thoughts to be immoral or harmful.

We know that those with intrusive thoughts do not want to act on them. Why should we believe those writing fictional stories including things typically found immoral or harmful wants to commit such acts themselves.

Many self-proclaimed “proshippers” do say that writing these things is calming for them, to write about things or similar things that happened to them.

I am not going to speak for these people, but even though I cannot see that as a coping mechanism, I am not the one in need of coping.

So, no, I am neither a “proshipper” nor an “antishipper,” and I may never know why people write about zoophilia or pedophilia or rape or anything like that. But at the end of the day, it’s fiction. And if I don’t like it, I don’t read it.

If meta gets ahold of Tumblr you can find me via carrier pigeon

when the show hits so hard you cant even wipe the tears so you just sit there like this:

my favorite video of all time ever

I feel you on that. I'm literally watching a Murdoch Mysteries Christmas special because what better way to spice up Christmas than with a murder mystery :)

Why I don't like Christmas romance movies

This might just be because I hate a lot of the romance Genre in general, but I don't like Christmas romances.

I feel like a majority of Christmas movies fall into "Saving Christmas" and "Lonely woman meets hot man love story" Not to say these genres themselves are bad, but it's a bit overused. I want less movies about children saving Christmas and more Christmas movies about someone from the 14th century being stuck in the 21th century and learning the joy of purely platonic relationships. I could totally play this Someone if needed. /silly.

Christmas romances in general bug me, both songs and movies. Christmas (in my not-very-humble opinion) is more about familial love and platonic love. Then again you do you go off liege

also Movie producers don't hesitate to ask me to fill in the role of 14th century peasant /silly