very very true but I don't think I want to be the sex symbol of the internet
@savagenutella46 @gerard-ways-pinky @anjuschiffer @pawsitivelymiraculous @strawberry-lemonade
what type of villain would you be ?
narrative foil
you are the perfect opposite of the hero in most aspects, including your morals. in others, you seem more like their mirror, a twisted reflection. you complement each other. you are the yang to their yin, the moon to their sun. in some other life you could've been friends. fanfiction would say even soulmates. you could say your relationship with them is a little bit fruity. "you and i are not so different after all" you tell the hero... as you're dangling them off the roof. you are evil, after all. you'll probably die very dramatically by their hand but in a very unintentionally homoerotic way, so it's a win some, lose some kind of situation
tagging @p1nkbaby @escapenightmare @ttogaslut @racistareversa let's see yours besties
After seeing this I finally know what it is I want in a man. Darkness ✨🖤✨
when she says she doesn’t send nudes
its fucking wild that when someone says they’re a biologist they could mean they hang out in the woods looking at birds and shit or that they spend all day mixing liquids together in tiny tubes and then swearing at poison jello
I don’t know who wrote this or why, but this writing is just *chef’s kiss*
**Editing to add: I now know that this was said by Lindy West in her book The Witches are Coming. Good to know!
Try to stay away from the smart/nerdy Asian stereotype. Plenty of Asian people are very smart, just like in any other race. However, stereotypical racial representation is worse than none at all. By all means, you can have an intelligent Asian character but make sure their intelligence is not the main factor of their personality.
Write more than just East and light-skinned Asians. In most cases, if an author wants to have some Asian representation they’ll throw in a Chinese or Japanese character. And while yes, there aren’t very many Chinese and Japanese characters as opposed to white, there are even less Southeast, South, and Middle Eastern Asian representation. Not all Asians have light skin, even in East Asia. There are plenty of Korean, Chinese, and Japanese people with dark skin!
Do your research when naming Asian characters. Unless you want to end up like J.K. Rowling who’s sole Asian character was named Cho Chang. Do not just throw a last name with an ‘ong’ or an ‘ang’ at the end.
Represent plus size Asians. Asian women are stereotyped as petite, and just like white plus size women, plus size Asian women need representation in media.
Asian people don’t eat everything with chopsticks. I didn’t think that needed to be said, but here we are.
Create Asian characters with an alternative fashion sense/style. Asians with dyed hair. Asians with piercings. Asians with tattoos.
Stay away from the strict parent Asian stereotype. In fact, stay away from every stereotype, okay?
Keep in mind, stereotypes for other races aren’t the same for Asian people.
By all means, write about Asian culture. BUT MAKE SURE IT IS ACCURATE!!!
Write Asian characters who get in trouble and/or are reckless. Asians that swear. Asians that break rules. Asians that get detention.
WRITE ATHLETIC ASIANS!!!
Do not, under any circumstance, use the word ‘chinky’ to describe an Asian character. Just. Don’t.
Asian people face racism too.
Don’t fetishize or demonize Asian culture.
Asian people, feel free to add some more on! If you’re white or non-Asian POC do not comment if you reblog! (Unless it’s to say something like, oh nice tips! Or thank you, I didn’t know that!)
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Please look through the notes for important additions!!!! (Sorry I didn’t get everything!)
Brushing a pig
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I’ve been doing it wrong all my life!
For all the artists out there