Both Are Awesome

Fiction often imitates real life situations. In fact, fiction is a great way to explore and raise awareness about real things.

It's not inherently disrespectful to show real things in fiction, or comparing between fiction and real life. It's all about how you go about it.

want moooreeeee ;u;

can I please get some more panicky gay dad moments? please? I love these two and I wish to find more

WHO ELSE IS A GEMLIN AWAKE WHEN THEY SHOULD BE ASLEEP

where my insomniacs at? Where my people who don’t understand time at? where are people that know time is a construct!? AND MOST IMPORTANTLY WHERE ARE MY GAYS WHO CAN’T SLEEP AT?

It’s the funny half guys show!

glad to see this was addressed by someone

Don’t use image descriptions to make jokes. Don’t use “meme speak” in image descriptions unless you are transcribing subtitles or dialogue that’s in the image or video. Do not call a bird a “birb”. Do not call a dog a “doggo” do not be sarcastic while describing things. Image descriptions are not jokes. They’re accesibility tools.

using IDs to joke around is just as shitty and rude and ableist as inserting your own commentary into subtitles that are supposed to help people who can’t hear what’s being said. Don’t do it.

the most annoying people are the ones who just reply "no 💖" to recovery/self-improvement posts

Some of them want to abuse you Some of them want to be abused

no clue who you are or why you’re on my dash so take this thing from google and this other one as well

if someone has a scrolling line of text in their carrd with rainbow text….well….i shan’t say

hope this clears it up!