[image description: fanart of Murderbot shooting down the mouth of a large monster. It's crouched in the mouth, pushing it open with one arm. A beam of orange energy shoots out of a gunport on its arm. It wears armor the same design as the show. It's framed as if the viewer is inside the creature's throat and looking out at Murderbot. /end description]

On the question of ASPD and NPD I honestly wish the debate would be less about "you can have Bad Person Disorder without being a Bad Person actually" (true) and more so "why is there a Bad Person Disorder and what political purpose does it serve". Like the fact that we are literally and officially diagnosing people as Inherently Bad™️, usually due to trauma reactions, and treating them accordingly should elicit a lot more criticism than it does

[ID: Digital illustration of an opossum in the middle of pink flowers, a tattered trans flag tied onto a wooden stick in its mouth and a sword wrapped in its tail. Text above the arch of its tail reads "Fight Back". The background is a pink sky and grass, and there are pink petals and yellow stars in the air. End ID]

[Caption: Fanart of Bodhi Rook from Star Wars facing the viewer’s right, wearing a white tank-top with his dark blue jacket tied around his waist and with clear goggles on his head.]

When I was a kid I was “darn I just love when female characters pretend to be dudes for whatever reason” and the reason will not shock you in the slightest

[ID: a digital drawing of Wuvvy from A Court of Fey and Flowers on a yellow background. She's in her feral form and jumps from the left side of the picture to the right holding her sword and bearing her teeth. At the bottom right is some greenery and some pink peonies have pierced her armor to the point of bleeding. In the top left corner is a circle with a burning letter in it, the words "Captain K" the only thing left legible. End ID]

[ID: Two photographs of two white porcelain plates, one with blue, big flowers and the other with pink and blue small flowers on them. They have been broken and repaired with golden colored urushi lacquer, in the style of the Japanese kintsugi art. The middle part of both of these plates are missing. Instead, in each of those areas are realistically rendered embroidery hands, one in each. The hand in the blue and white plate is also in blue and white, with the darker parts in blue. Golden veins run on the top part of the hand. The hand in the pink and blue flowered plate is made with blue and orange. Blue is used at the top parts, and the orange is used progressively more as we go towards the tips of the fingers. There are three strands of thread extending from the tips of the fingers on each hand. End ID]