senior/elderly nonbinary people. I adore you and you make the world a better place. whether you've known for multiple decades or you just found out last year. thank you for just Being. so much love from me.

sci fi is all about getting so scared and ripping tubes out of yourself. people miss this

sci fi is all about desperately trying to reclaim your violated bodily autonomy. it’s all about asserting that you are a being with agency, and you can choose what happens to your own person, even if that’s ripping tubes out of yourself. and also sometimes an alien is there

the thing about being nonbinary is that you really do start to forget that other people have such strict walls around what is and isn’t allowed for genders. i thought we all agreed that we made that up. could you climb out of the cave real quick and feel the sunshine for a minute.

well if there's no girls in it then it automatically sucks shit okays?

Driving around my town trying to find one single burger just one burger or a hot dog but Unfortunately everythings just rubble and twisted scaffolding upstretched and rotting and theres shit on fire and a big black ass sky

Guess i cant do shit anymore Cause the sewers are all muddied with a thousand lonely suicides... And yep, you guessed it: a dark wind blows.

tf2 demoman post

I like the idea of space being a thing in dnd not as like it’s own dimension or inaccessible but like actually part of the physical world. However I don’t like to think that stars in dnd settings follow real world physics per se, like if I converted this solar system to dnd the sun wouldn’t be made of 92% hydrogen and 8% helium as gasses and plasma wouldn’t exist in that same way on an astronomical level. The sun and most stars would probably be made of incredibly hot molten “base” metals or elements only (lead, carbon, Iron, mercury, zinc, tin, bismuth, copper, silver, gold, platinum) with minor exceptions to the very outside layers having gasses, but gaseous science wouldn’t be as scientifically determinate as in real life. The sun in my dnd terms I think would be made from a core of 80% Gold, a middle layer of 10% Silver, an outer layer of 7% mercury and a thin shell of 3% various gasses. Elements like “uranium”(includes plutonium, all other radioactives etc), adamantite or mithril might occur naturally but in very small amounts under extreme circumstances like black holes. So the sun might have a core of adamantite in the very center that’s as big as a human head but that’s it, lending its nature to a mythical status.

dnd storylet where all the holy and sun-aspect magic being done on earth is causing spike-like distortions/patterns to manifest on the surface of the sun which is then causing climate change and the party has to figure this out and stop it somehow.

I also like the idea of the natural surface of the sun itself being dangerous to behold or "eldritch" in a way, even if/especially if you filter out the immense light and heat. Naturally occurring primal magic in the universe (dark matter? temporal dimensional flux?) would probably shape the surface so it's not perfectly spherical, but rather has very shallow mountains of molten silver and gold constantly rising and falling above the mercury sea in bewilderingly complex geometric patterns, which themselves would probably deal arcane and/or psychic damage or effects of some kind if viewed up close. The latent background magical radiation of various stars would be the basis for astrology and a lot of magical workings, with there actually being a solid science behind particular stars being tilted towards being good, empowering, lucky ones and others as bad, wicked, ominous ones. I imagine stars made of carbon, lead, and bismuth being of the most destructive nature.

for real tho it feels exhausting that ive seen this whole "woman should be allowed to abstain from X beauty standard" -> "i perform X beauty standard, am i evil? do you think im evil? please forgive me i came up with a dozen excuses 🥺" since like 2015 (and i know its been going on longer than that) like girl thats not the poiiiiint

look me in the eyes. repeat after me. "i face societal pressure to perform this beauty standard. i should not face that pressure. i conform to this standard. i am rewarded for performing to this standard. i need to respect women who do not perform this standard. this is not about whether or not i am a sinner for wearing makeup."