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This phrase has already entered my vocabulary re: media criticism where like. The viewer has a concrete view of what they expect a story to be based on the tropes and cliches they're used to seeing together, and when that doesn't happen, they judge it as a failed depiction of what they assumed it was going to be instead of judging it as what it actually is.
"This show is problematic because the hero didn't kill the villain at the end": When does he steal the bread?
"These two characters who were close friends throughout the series don't kiss at the end! What the fuck?": When does he steal the bread?
"This feels like it's missing a conclusion! Like, the protagonist does bad stuff and because of a critical decision he makes as a result of his major character flaws, meets tragedy in the end! Where's the part where he learns better and brings is love back from the dead and becomes a good guy and gets a happy ending?": When does he steal the fucking bread??
I heard this out as "When criticizing something, you must judge it for what it is, not what it isn't"
#this is why so many of us urge people to get a wider diet of stories
i love how weird kids are. they make up the most bizarre stuff when left to their own devices and it's never what an adult would naively predict a kid would do in their imaginative play
my friend's 5 year old recently got a toy veterinary medicine set - it's super cool, like one of those mini play kitchens a lot of kids have, but it's set up to pretend to be a vet (it's this thing) - it has stuffed animals and things to weigh them, give them medicine, take x-rays, write on their charts, etc.
so this kid, who is five and to my knowledge has no experience in the administrative bureaucracy of modern healthcare, puts a stuffed pig named Piggy on the exam table. she pretends to draw blood from Piggy using a fake syringe, and the blood goes into a toy test tube vial that she calls "the resulter"
i'm playing with her, right, so i'm like, awesome, what are the results of Piggy's blood test? and she says "we have to send it to the scientists." so we send the vial to the scientists (put it in her bedroom) and when we get back to the vet playset i'm like awesome what did the scientists say? and she says they have not gotten back to us yet
so she rolls her eyes, exasperated, and says we have to call the scientists. she pretends to call them. apparently, they tell her that Piggy's blood test is "at the bottom of the list" and "we have to WAIT." she frowns. we wait a bit longer and call them back. they tell us it will be a while! she says we should go ask the scientists in person so we go back to her bedroom and she inquires at this imaginary lab, at which point the scientists yell at her and tell her now they will make us wait even longer!
keep in mind she is 100% directing this play. she is making all this up. she is fully in control of this game, and she has decided that what we are going to pretend is that we are dealing with this exhausting nonsense, not actually treating Piggy.
finally the blood tests come back. they are inconclusive. the scientists do not know what is wrong with Piggy. the little girl walks back to the stuffed pig on the exam table, sighs deeply, and says in a very serious voice "we can never help you."
i'm obsessed with this kid. when given complete control over a make believe scenario, instead of becoming the heroic rescuer administering effective cures, she is instead a beleaguered vet making multiple calls to an overworked lab only to be left unable to help her patient.
10/10 no notes. kids are amazing
I think about this a lot.
may I add also “butt dial” vs “booty call” vs “bottom text”
Hand job vs manual labor
Tags deserved to be seen
Pee changing color depending on ur hydration is very intuitive game desigm

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the best fanfic is the one the author had fun writing actually.
the second best is the one the author used to work through some issues.
the third best is the one the author wrote out of spite due to some really dogshit discourse going on in their fandom
Happy pride to those 5 seconds where Charlie Swan thought Jacob was coming out to him in the most insane way possible
Daffodils are my announcement of joy and light.
the age old question
I was innocently buying a soda and a Kit Kat bar from a snack shop recently when the cashier said, "Oh, a Kit Kat! That's what I named my cat!" and then launched into An Monologue.
Nobody was behind me in line, which seemed to be a good reason for her to treat me to a five minute retelling of the identification, rescue, and argument over initial custody of Kit Kat, who was so small they thought when they first heard him crying for help that he was a bird and not a kitten in a tree, and is now fifteen pounds of "pure, sculpted lardass".
And I didn't mind, precisely, I wasn't bored or anything, but around the time she was bringing me up to speed on Kit Kat's current status it occurred to me that this woman is a cashier in a store that primarily sells candy bars and beverages. People must buy Kit Kat bars from her multiple times a day. Does she do this every time there's nobody in line behind the purchaser? Did I just have that I Own Several Cats And Will Enjoy Your Cat Stories look about me? Was it the first time it occurred to her that she sold the brand of candy bar she named her cat after? Was she new to the job of selling Kit Kat bars?
The idea that every time she sees a Kit Kat bar she is gripped by the urge, Manchurian Candidate style, to retell the story of Kit Kat the Cat, elevates her from a friendly cashier to a deep enigma. Truly there is no knowing the mind of another.
IT GETS FUNNIER
I was in the same snack shop, which I'm in, like, once a month, recently. I only recognized her because I spent five minutes listening to this monologue in sincere wonder. But I did recognize her, so as I was buying a soda and a Milky Way bar (this time) I said, without thinking about how this would come across, "Hey, how's Kit Kat?"
She looked genuinely horrified and said, "What...how?"
"Oh fuck!" I blurted. "Sorry! You told me about him last time!"
This is still quite cryptic as responses go but she gave me a frankly frantic look of sudden recognition and said, "He's fine! You bought a Kit Kat! I was unmedicated!"
I did not inform her she is small town famous on Tumblr and instead just said, "Glad you're both doing well!" and we parted as confused and mortified friends.
Gosh she's fun. I hope she's there next time. I want to reenact the Spiderman Pointing meme with her.

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Recently saw a video thumbnail titled something like "something good in evil villains" and it included Judge Holden and I thought Welp I read the book, lets see what this video's about-
And the video was basically trying to find something "good" in those villains and it started with the Judge and the good thing they listed was "he saved the Idiot from drowning" which had me like NOOOO-
The idiot (called so by the text) is a disabled person called James Robert Bell who was imprisoned by his brother in a wooden cage and used as an attraction to make money.
At some point women see him like this and judge the shit out of his brother, take him out of the cage which they burn down, clean him up and give him clothes.
After that he walks towards the large river and would have drowned had Judge Holden not gotten hold of him.
And I'm thinking NO, do not even think about seeing this as an act of kindness because Judge Holden KEEPS THE GUY AS A PET!
The video did continue by saying that this act is still iffy because "he prolly just did it because the idiot is easy to manipulate" and I'm thinking NOOOOO-
The Judge is manipulating everyone else! He manipulates the gang, he manipulates the authorities, the manipulates the Apache, he manipulates anyone who is not the main character Kid (who refuses to engage with him like the smart boi he is)
What he does to James Robert is NOT manipulation, its stripping him of all humanity because he liked the idea of a human pet.
I remember watching Wendigoon's video on the book and while I like the fella I found his interpretation of the Judge taking James Robert in to be off, saying "He seems to have a soft spot for him" NO, a soft spot is what the Janitor from Scrubs feels for Elliot, Judge Holden was just trying out a human pet fetish with an unwilling participant.
I honestly consider the fact that James Robert is a disabled person to be reason these ideas even exist, that what the Judge does to him isn't the horror it actually is because it doesn't happen to an abled person of solid mind. When it's pretty much even MORE horrifying to happen to an disabled person because he couldn't defend himself, and neither can actually disabled people who are treated like objects and/or pets by their caretakers or support workers.
Honestly, James Robert's part of the story was one of the more harder things for me personally to stomach because I got to know a lot of heavily-disabled people who would be defenseless against such horrible treatment. The amount of joy I felt when the women in the book finally commented on how horrible this treatment is was indescribable.
To come back to the original topic, No, Judge Holden does not carry a good quality in him, and saving James Robert from drowning isn't even the only instant of him saving people from certain death. He just doesn't do it for any good reason, he just does it to cause more harm to the world as a whole
There’s that post that’s like ‘everyone should get into a tiny niche fandom at least once’ fully agree, that was really fun -- but I would like to add that everyone should get into a fandom where their opinions run counter to major fanon because it really teaches you about sticking to your guns and trusting your interpretation of the text without having to rely on peer validation
because WHAT are people talking about sometimes
TWO FACTOR AUTHORIZATION
light thats not how the book works
MICROSOFT TEAMS
I hate when I go to copy a picture and it doesn’t paste. Do not disobey me.

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Due to my weird childhood and my weird brain, I have this very unhelpful compulsion to conceal Everything I do from Everyone. I Cannot be observed performing any action, no matter how mundane. My nervous system is convinced I'm gonna, like, Get In Trouble for eating food at dinnertime or sleeping in my bed at bedtime.
I've taken to asking myself, "Okay does this task actually require subterfuge or am I stealing a balloon on Free Balloon Day"
I see from the notes that we're all havin a normal one 👍