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u need to draw fatter arms it can't all go to the butt and thighs #SORRY

every time i see a project hail mary “humans are space orcs” type post i get a little mad. we did not invent the concept of consuming things that are bad for us for fun. rocky looks up vodka on wikipedia and grace thinks he’s gonna be yelled at only for rocky to be like “oh we do that too lmaooo not our fault 82 (lead) is so yummy and fun. hell yeah”. or whatever idk. why do humans have a monopoly on being weird.

i do understand the appeal of reaction videos because in a way it simulates the experience of showing your friend a thing you like and watching them laugh at all the funny moments. and you get to go haha yeah i knew youd laugh at that part. i feel so correct about liking this. feed my ego mr freeman.

rb and tag your favorite song that's not in english, japanese or korean

getting prescribed a controlled substance is scary because you're at the mercy your doctors and pharmacy vs non controlled substances . If people can understand that about things like adderall, what makes it impossible to understand about testosterone? It's willful ignorance

i feel like part of the reason you don't see fun fluffy (not in the cute romance sense) silly slice of life style fanfics as much anymore is because peoples standards have gotten way way higher when it comes to fanworks in a way that kind of sucks. People want to read good fanfics and look at good fanart (who doesn't), but there's hardly any room for truly Playing Toys anymore because people get extremely pissy if something isn't in-character enough, which then makes writers of all kinds insecure about their writing, and insecure about posting it, because when they do make something 'bad' it's no longer just a person having fun and writing a fanfic that's not your thing, it becomes a personal affront on The Character You Love So Much. How Could They Do This? Are They Stupid? Can They Even Read? Do They Have Media Literacy? And like. I get it. I'm guilty of feeling the same way sometimes, I think most people are. But we can't have nice things when we're constantly mean to people. Even if indirectly. Everything has to be legitimate and in-character and there's very little wiggle room for being silly and unserious because then it would come off 'innaccurately' and obviously make the author a bumbling idiot with no sense. There's more to it than this for sure but I think the immense pressure of "they would not fucking say that" really weighs people down creatively

If you hate men who haven’t done anything wrong we’re not friends btw