Love love love this stained glass pattern!

i feel like whenever people discuss hatsune mikus age its always either "hatsune miku is literally 16 you cant treat her like an adult" or "hatsune miku is a piece of software with no thoughts or feelings you can do whatever" but never the imo more interesting "hatsune miku is a marketing mascot designed to be a virtual idol, what does it say about the idol industry that the people involved considered 16 to be the perfect age to assign her. why do so many vtubers played by adult women have 16 on their profile. why are so many idol anime about highschoolers. can we talk about the contexts and implications please please please please-"

and this isnt a "japan bad lol" thing theres so many characters out there who are functionally treated as adults but designated to be in their late teens. i think the oldest (official) disney princess is like. 21. its a feature of how society at large treats 16-25 as the only viable window of attractiveness yknow. the dicaprio problem. its everywhere once you look for it unfortunately and even characters i love are not exempt from reflecting the bias.

hey is anyone else sick of having to adapt to horrible conditions over and over again

just an update from the outside world, KFC has a new commercial that parodies ortolan bunting (has people cover their head with a cloth before eating the new KFC sandwich because it’s so good it’s sinful or whatever) and i’ve seen nonstop christian freakouts on facebook about how “openly demonic” KFC is becoming

sidenote if you play a white au’ra it’s time to grow up

What's with the amount of "This one thing happened in a LARP and I will forever hate splat X for it!" Literally the reason why W5's umbra is the way it is, is due to one of the devs having their prince character get sniped by garou attacking from the umbra. The amount of OOC grudges you get in WoD RPs is kinda frightening, ngl. Because it means there is never any sort of DISCUSSION over it.