mold wants me women fear me

Nobody is required to look respectfully at any of my ocs ever. Disrespect them. Ceaseless watcher cast your gaze upon this wretched thing etc etc etc

you know since the project hail mary movie established that tattoos are a part of eridian culture, and since grace brought the hard drives with all human knowledge downloaded, I think the eridians definitely built a tattoo gun and i think ryland grace should've been tatted up in the epilogue i think grace and rocky should have matching tattoos

Cloudy with a chance of meatballs put the nerd girls hair up and put her glasses back on and had a strained father/son relationship that ended with them reconciling by finally learning how to engage with each others interests and celebrate their differences and there was the giant evil sentient food as well

i think im ok with my body and made peace with my gender dysphoria and then i remember how badly i want to be a cis guy who is kind of nonbinary with it and then im tearing my hair out screaming at the sky cursing my fate again

if i can be honest if i saw an elf i would hesistate. elves are straight up not normal to see. i would be shocked for a while.

so far my favorite thing about frostpunk is that it makes you make actually hard decisions. its not like Choose to be a Hero or a Villain - the default "choices matter" setting. the game also doesnt read into your decisions karmically/morally since events are random. it's more like, do you want to let fifty new people in to your city, saving their lives, or do you want to save your scarce resources for the people already there? the weight of that decision isn't a moral one, but a gameplay mechanic, since letting people in means building houses, generating more coal and food, but they can also fill unoccupied workspaces - so do you want to gamble on being prudent enough to accommodate a broadening workforce or do you want to play it safe? adding the moral roleplaying on top just enhances the experience.

dreamt that itch.io released their own special adaptable accessible super thin flexible silicon game controller called the Butterfly you could also fuck (they packaged each one with lube and toy cleaner) but there was no specific obvious way you were supposed to fuck it they encouraged everyone to find their own special unique way to fuck it. and they ran these ads for it that were different people from all walks of life saying what they do with it . sunburned rural dad who folds it hotdog style and jacks off into it. biracial masc lesbian with undercut who tribs with the joystick. young amputee in wheelchair who lets it vibrate on his lap while he works on his novel. etc. beautiful supermodel woman whos like "and me? i just game. hard." it ended with them all triumphantly saying into the camera "and thats how *I* fuck #MyButterfly"

The thing about social anxiety when you're autistic is that "someone can spontaneously get Mad At You for reasons entirely unpredictable to you & you might not even know cause sometimes they simply won't tell you" has just been your lived reality since like. Birth. And at some point you just have to go "OK well if they have one sided beef with me that's their problem actually" so you don't go completely insane

If it sounds like I'm just describing abuse patterns that's because I am except when you're autistic it's Kinda Everyone because You as a neurodivergent person are presumed to be the problem by default until proven otherwise

Like from my pov when I don't understand some Social Rule I apparently crossed unknowingly it strikes me as just as nonsensical as like. What if everyone on the bus hates me for getting on the bus. Because the whole problem is that it's not computing at all. So you just kind of learn to be on high alert 24/7

swifties always going on the "you just hate women" defense like first of all Taylor Swift is not a woman she's an unskippable ad

Anglos will say shit like "uhm you could just not learn a second language 🤷‍♀️" and think they're refuting the existence of their linguistic imperialism instead of proving how insanely sheltered they are compared to everyone else in the world.

All public universities in my country admit and reject people based on their score on a national standardized test, which features an English module that's worth 1/5 of your final score. This makes not having at least a basic level of English proficiency a major barrier for accessing higher education but yeah, I could have "just... not learned your language" I guess, yeah.