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i started watching murderbot on apple tv because of you im two episodes in and its delightful, thank you so much for bringing it to my attention . i think my favorite part so far is the idea of pin-lee drafting a contract for the throuple in advance and how openly murderbot displays all of its facial emotions. book murderbot would be horrified
murderbot apple tv asks us to imagine a queer spacetopia where three clear headed adults sign a sensible contract before having a hasty and ill advised threesome. murderbot apple tv asks us to imagine three scientific professionals communicating directly and honestly with fully informed and revocable consent who still manage to kinda fumble polyamory. the world could be so beautiful.
this is, as the kids say, frying me (a glasses wearer)
HE THINKS HIS PERSONAL ATTRACTION TO A PROBABLY TEEN FUCKING MATTERS. POINT AND LAUGH AT PATHETIC MAN
... no he fucking doesn't? He's an opthalmologist, and he's guessing her glasses prescription? Do you always try to drum up crowds to laugh at strangers after you woefully misread one comment or is today just not a good day for you?
Wow itâs almost like there isnât ANY context nor explanation. Excuse ME for having a problem with shitty men which this one very much seems with the out of context images.
There is if you know who the guy is and how to read,heâs talking about her prescription glasses. This guy is not shitty,he worded his words wrong trying to talk about her prescription.
And Paige isnât a teenager,sheâs 23.
SO SORRY, I COULDNâT HAVE KNOWN THAT BECAUSE ONCE AGAIN THERE IS NONE OF THAT CONTEXT. Stop making shit up about my reality and fuck off.
The bullshit reblogs and anons âso are you gonna apologize for slandering doctor [never heard of him] [forgot what else]â and âwow. you suck.â Are not fucking okay.
It is irrational to just assume everyone knows who the hell that is, the context of this specific out of context thread, and that everyone just has a Twitter.
No, I will not apologize for reacting in a typical internet call-out fashion at apparent misogyny.
Itâs almost like someone could have INFORMED me in a normal fashion what the context was because I CLEARLY DID NOT KNOW.
Get a grip of reality and stop trying to start something. Anyone else making up reality will be blocked, I do not owe any of you shit.
Responding in "typical internet call-out fashion" is in fact the bad thing you did. Trying to rile up a mob to mock some stranger on the internet based on an innocuous tweet is the whole problem. Because this is how innocent people get harassed off the internet, somebody mistakes some random comment and if enough people feel like having drama that day then you end up with a full-on harassment mob DMing people poorly sourced "callout posts" full of bullshit because too many people have decided that immediate outrage and bullying is the appropriate response to the smallest thing and if they misinterpreted it, well, that's not their fault, it's not fair to ask them to double check things first.
It is not irrational to expect you to have context before calling for people to "point and laugh at the pathetic man". Responding in "typical internet call-out fashion" to this is not reasonable. It's not lost on me that you responded with immediate outrage and trying to rile up a mob, and now you're upset that people didn't respond to you with generosity and understanding. (You'll notice that everyone else is being a lot more polite than you were; nobody here is shouting THEY GOT UPSET AT A PROBLEM THEY INVENTED IN THEIR OWN HEAD, POINT AND LAUGH AT THE REACTIONARY BLOGGER)
okay but the mention of glasses, and the implication that there was a glasses-related Joke going on, literally started BEFORE Dr.Glaucomflecken said anything, so understanding (or pretending to understand, for the purpose of making Drama) that as Dr.Glaucomflecken negging a Woman Athlete, is more alike to "Well actually"-lecturing a Dr.Who script author/producer on their real-name xhitter account bout the validity of their Interpretation of Dr.Who, or treating the common-knowledge fact that Spanish the language is named after Spain the country, as If it was somehow absurd, than it is to misunderstand the Tone of an "inside Joke" from a RELATIVELY large, RELATIVELY Open, subculture-group. Like, if someone doesn't understand The Idea of March, or Destiel World News, and Takes offence at it even though they COULD have googled it (but it didn't occur to them to do so), that's more understandable/forgiveable than THIS.
joining tumblr for the first time now is like in movies when the city kid goes to the small small small town and someone there is like âwe ainât got nona that weefee or whatever but weâs got Jimbo who yells the news and thatâs good enoughâ and points to Jimbo who is currently asleep on his rocker
Except for us itâs like âwe ainât got no al-go-rithm but we do have haiku-bot and that one destiel screengrab that tells us the news and thatâs good enoughâ
first rule of fandom is everything goes back to destiel
second rule of fandom is everything goes back to kirk/spock
third rule of fandom is everything goes back to holmes & watson
fourth rule of fandom is everything goes back to achilles & patroclus
the funny thing is. I originally typed out "fifth rule of fandom is everything goes back to gilgamesh & enkidu" but then I thought 'no, I can't trust that people will be familiar with the epic of gilgamesh'
I should have known. nerd ass website.

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Beautiful, you donât HAVE to forgive them. You just canât ridicule them after leaving for being âtaintedâ or âevilâ or whatever the acceptable word is now. Do not punish the behaviour you want to see.
âBut they shouldâve known soonerâ and we shouldâve known sooner that Destiel was never gonna meaningfully happen outside of queerbaiting, whatâs your point?
âI never want them near meâ thatâs fine, but you do realize to insult them, YOU have to get near THEM, right? Wouldnât it be more conducive to what you want to just leave each other alone?
âWhat if one of them tries to approach me?â Then you block them online, or you keep the conversation clinical and polite irl. You do NOT take time out of your day to berate them for their old views. Your mother raised you better than that.
Preserving these tags, they're very correct
I would reblog this one million times if I could
As a matter of fact you can!
This is fundamentally how cults WORK, btw
Villainize outsiders, which can look different depending on the cult, make everything an us vs them situation. And then when those outsiders show themselves to be hostile (doesn't matter why) the cult is proven right all along on one of their foundational messages
Okay but like. What if I want to be on the ex-MAGA welcoming committee. How do I do that? Is there a place I can apply? And is it a paid position, by any chance? I mean, I'll do it either way, but money will decide how much time I can dedicate to it.
You could check with Life After Hate, Iâm sure they need volunteers. Guys, what do you think?
I will be watching the responses with interest đ
The power grids literally can't handle AI data centers. Just look at Denver. They have more than one data center, at least one record breaking data center. They are in a really bad drought and they completely drained an entire reservoir a few months ago, killing all the fish, the ecosystem and all the tourism and water sports for said reservoir. Not only that, just a couple months ago, the power went out AT THE AIRPORT, and it was out ALL FUCKING DAY. So DENVER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT had an avoidable BLACKOUT, grounding flights and probably costing millions, for an ENTIRE DAY. Denver International Airport is like LaGuardia or LAX for the Midwest. A very common layover spot for flights from all over the country. So, kind of a big deal to have a power outage lasting an entire day there.
Roving blackouts and devastating droughts now coming to a town near you!
Every time I learn something new about Elon Musk I feel like I'm being trolled. He has a daughter named Exa Dark SiderĂŠl? That can't be right.
Techno Mechanicus and that random string of letters name, those I'll buy, but Elon Musk chose to have a daughter? He couldn't force Vivian back into the closet but this is a baby. That doesn't sound right.
I reckon he had one token daughter to both pretend to beat the allegations of sexist eugenics and also betroth to the highest bidder like some medieval lord.
I'm also convinced the women get to name the kids and he doesn't really care what they pick, cuz how else do you end up with those Grimes ass names?
Apparently Grimes prefers to call her "Y" or even just "?" but the news sources have to be making that up, there's no way that that's true.
I don't think the mothers get to Pick the names for all the Kids, because Vivian's deadname had an X in it and melon's weird fixation with the Letter X is well-documented to go back decades. Also I think Grimes underwent some personality-development (from a destructive extra-weird weirdo to a somewhat less destructive eccentric) within the last few years.
i hate it when i cant even write a poem about something because its too obvious. like in the airbnb i was at i guess it used to be a kids room cause you could see the imprint of one little glow in the dark star that had been missed and painted over in landlord white. like that's a poem already what's the point
you get it. you get the themes. i dont have time to do it justice. just look at it its on the ceiling
friendships end. relationships end. fictional man whos doing even worse than you is forever
Okay I geniunely don't know how to feel about this and how Common my experience is, but. Yes, Star Wars is my First Love, has been for over a quarter of a century, but, my secondary-favorites, including Harry Potter, Animorphs, Star Trek, Buffy, Queer as Folk, Dark Angel, Sleeper Cell, Prison Break, House, Discworld, Doctor Who, and more recently Misfits, Community, and Murderbot, have Always been Things that were closely related (by Vibes, at least, though often also by tropes and actual relateability) to my respective school/work situation at the time.

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things that feel like a microaggression
they really said "dye is expensive this year"
Seems like a good time to bring this up again:
Ever wondered why there arenât more fuchsia cars? The prejudice against bright colors runs deep and can be traced back to the age of Western
It is our obligation to get LOUD with colors
It's a good idea to dress tall-for-their-age black and brown youth in bright colors, to decrease their likelihood of being seen as suspicious adults in dark Hoodies by Strangers on the street. Adult-man-sized outerwear near the cheaper end of the price range doesn't typically come in A LOT of color choices, but bright blue is one you can find sometimes.
(it's probably not enough to protect Kids in the US from being racially profiled or whatever by USAmerican Police, but it does contribute to making white Ladies in Germany, and probably some other countries, more comfortable by helping them recognize a lanky neurodivergent 13yo's child-status.)
when a child with chronic or terminal illness or a disability/their sibling is well informed about the condition strangers love to say "no child should have to know that đą" yeah well i think the world would be significantly better if more children knew about that actually. teach your healthy kids about illness teach your abled kids about disability Please !
and people will say this about the stupidest shit of all time. a diabetic child is like "this is my glucose monitor! these are my ketone test strips!" and people are aghast "no baby should have to know about this!!!!" okay so youd rather his mom just poked and tested him and injected insulin and collected his urine without explanation? you genuinely would prefer this child live in fear and ignorance about the daily routines of his life? because like no amount of pouty faces and prayers and condescending instagram comments are going to remove the illness from the child's life so our options are being informed about our bodies or being confused/frightened by them.
⊠wait, are you telling me that when adults express sorrow for a child being confronted to illness you take it to mean they wish the kid didnât know they were ill?
Cause like, I agree with everything you say in this post, donât get me wrong. Itâs just that I have seen the instagram comments you mention but Iâve always understood them as meaning « I wish no child was ever gravely ill », not « I wish ill children were kept in the dark about their illness ». The same way when confronted with children who live in war zones and talk about their experience of it you might say « no child should ever know what a bomb is » (not meaning this kid would be better off not knowing why sometimes things go boom and kill people around them but meaning no child should ever be confronted to bombs in the first place).
even if thats what they mean i refuse to give that benefit of the doubt. because its so fucking useless to say "well i wish no kids were suffering." okay. well they are. cancer is real and that cannot be changed by getting upset. chromosomal abnormalities are real and cannot be fixed ever. war is real and that wont end because i dont like it.
when one million stupid people are saying the same stupid thing over and over i stop caring about what THEY think theyre saying and i focus on the reality. and the reality is that when a disabled or ill child talks about their disability or illness, they are incredibly often met with people saying "you shouldn't know that." and the little kid who grows up being told daily "oh angel you shouldnt know that" every time they advocate for themself isnt learning "everyone wants me to be healthy" theyre learning "everyone gets upset when i talk about my body"
it is a genuinely selfish mindset, in a world where millions/billions/whatever people are disabled or chronically/terminally ill, to say these things. there isnt a version of earth where every child is abled and well. there just isnt. we live on This Earth. and on this earth kids get sick and die. so we can either selfishly react to that information by announcing that we hate seeing sick kids, or we can empower them by celebrating their knowledge and strength.
When you tell sick and disabled children âI wish you werenât sickâ I guarantee you they almost never hear âI love youâ and almost always hear âyouâre bad, broken, not good enough, lying, shouldnât be here, etc etcâ
It is not kind or helpful to say âI wish no child was disabledâ to a disabled child.
Some cool things to say to disabled children when they tell you about their disability that will put a smile on their face:
âWow can you tell me more?â
âDo you know anyone else with a disability?â
âWhat does that device do?â
OP is being very clear that making magic wishes at disabled people going about their day is weird, rude, and has lasting impacts for children.
Whereas educating yourself about disability and childhood disability and having conversations about disability with children are all cool things that have good positive impact on disabled children.
"children shouldn't have to know about disability/illness/war", Just like "children shouldn't know about rape and poverty" is fetishizing ""innocence"", which often ends Up hurting real human children for the sake of an abstract concept that was never real to begin with.
when a child with chronic or terminal illness or a disability/their sibling is well informed about the condition strangers love to say "no child should have to know that đą" yeah well i think the world would be significantly better if more children knew about that actually. teach your healthy kids about illness teach your abled kids about disability Please !
and people will say this about the stupidest shit of all time. a diabetic child is like "this is my glucose monitor! these are my ketone test strips!" and people are aghast "no baby should have to know about this!!!!" okay so youd rather his mom just poked and tested him and injected insulin and collected his urine without explanation? you genuinely would prefer this child live in fear and ignorance about the daily routines of his life? because like no amount of pouty faces and prayers and condescending instagram comments are going to remove the illness from the child's life so our options are being informed about our bodies or being confused/frightened by them.
⊠wait, are you telling me that when adults express sorrow for a child being confronted to illness you take it to mean they wish the kid didnât know they were ill?
Cause like, I agree with everything you say in this post, donât get me wrong. Itâs just that I have seen the instagram comments you mention but Iâve always understood them as meaning « I wish no child was ever gravely ill », not « I wish ill children were kept in the dark about their illness ». The same way when confronted with children who live in war zones and talk about their experience of it you might say « no child should ever know what a bomb is » (not meaning this kid would be better off not knowing why sometimes things go boom and kill people around them but meaning no child should ever be confronted to bombs in the first place).
even if thats what they mean i refuse to give that benefit of the doubt. because its so fucking useless to say "well i wish no kids were suffering." okay. well they are. cancer is real and that cannot be changed by getting upset. chromosomal abnormalities are real and cannot be fixed ever. war is real and that wont end because i dont like it.
when one million stupid people are saying the same stupid thing over and over i stop caring about what THEY think theyre saying and i focus on the reality. and the reality is that when a disabled or ill child talks about their disability or illness, they are incredibly often met with people saying "you shouldn't know that." and the little kid who grows up being told daily "oh angel you shouldnt know that" every time they advocate for themself isnt learning "everyone wants me to be healthy" theyre learning "everyone gets upset when i talk about my body"
it is a genuinely selfish mindset, in a world where millions/billions/whatever people are disabled or chronically/terminally ill, to say these things. there isnt a version of earth where every child is abled and well. there just isnt. we live on This Earth. and on this earth kids get sick and die. so we can either selfishly react to that information by announcing that we hate seeing sick kids, or we can empower them by celebrating their knowledge and strength.
When you tell sick and disabled children âI wish you werenât sickâ I guarantee you they almost never hear âI love youâ and almost always hear âyouâre bad, broken, not good enough, lying, shouldnât be here, etc etcâ
It is not kind or helpful to say âI wish no child was disabledâ to a disabled child.
Some cool things to say to disabled children when they tell you about their disability that will put a smile on their face:
âWow can you tell me more?â
âDo you know anyone else with a disability?â
âWhat does that device do?â
OP is being very clear that making magic wishes at disabled people going about their day is weird, rude, and has lasting impacts for children.
Whereas educating yourself about disability and childhood disability and having conversations about disability with children are all cool things that have good positive impact on disabled children.
"children shouldn't have to know about disability/illness/war", Just like "children shouldn't know about rape and poverty" is fetishizing ""innocence"", which often ends Up hurting real human children for the sake of an abstract concept that was never real to begin with.
There is a huge subset of people that think ignorance is innocence, and champion ignorance like it is some kind of virtue. This is how you get adults that canât care for themselves, canât advocate for themselves, and thus are easy to control. Fight ignorance with knowledge every where and every time.
The idea that Testosterone is a âmore powerfulâ hormone than Estrogen is just blatant sexism btw.
If youâre heading to the comments to say that actually testosterone is much more impactful than estrogen, you are exactly who I had in mind when I made this post.
Why is it that every trans woman saying âwell Iâve been on E two years and still look like a manâ is just âbeing realisticâ. But a trans man saying âIâve been on T two years and still get misgenderedâ is just a âskill issueâ and ânot trying hard enough?â Why is transfem pain inevitable and transmasc pain a personal failure? Have you considered there may be a bias here as to why you donât believe the trans man? Shaped by either societal sexism or a projection of your own experiences and/or dysphoria?
The way people gender or read or treat youth, including pericis youth, who reach puberty on the later Side without being small for their age, also reveals A LOT about how the "realistic", "objective" Effects that hormones have on a body's visual appeareance, are interpreted in a highly context-specific way.
Like, my offspring, who was AMAB and has Always identified as a Boy, also has the genetic disposition for a somewhat androgynous build, from both sides, and he was as tall as the average adult Woman by the time he was 12, but he also very much still indentified as a child at age 12, so he preferred bright-colored Hoodies over "adult men can only wear boring dark colors" clothes, and I wasn't going to make him Dress more masculine (because it's safer for tall brown people to be read as not-a-threat, especially If they are both neurodivergent and actually-chronologically-young), and he is mistaken for a Woman, specifically an adult, early-twenties Woman, ALL THE TIME. He shouldn't have to have a Hairstyle He doesn't want just to be accurately read as both the correct sex/gender and the roughly-correct age. Also, some of his agepeers started growing a beard at 12, and they are never misgendered, but they are often read as Men rather than Boys, which is unsafe If they're loitering somewhere.
Chat, is it considered âabusive roommate behaviorâ to release a raccoon into the living space after you have asked your roommate for months to please clean up their messes (they do not pay any of the mortgage)
For context, when I used to live alone I would do something called âPrincess Timeâ where I would do an initial sweep (to remove any significant hazards) and then I would release a raccoon into the living area and clean. This helped because I would 1) feel like a princess and 2) the raccoon would bring attention to things my ADHD brain had decided to ignore and Iâd quickly clean that stuff up.
So like, if Iâm expected to clean the house now, I will be doing it in the way that is most effective for me. And anything that has not been cleaned up after months of having sit-down talks and sending reminders and being promised things will change, might be deemed âtrashâ by the trash panda and thrown away.
We havenât done since we moved into the house, because I didnât want to cause my roommate or their cats destress or have their things destroyed by a raccoon
I am a raccoon biologist and one of the few people in the state allowed to take in captive bred raccoons that had been possessed illegally. The raccoon in the photos is Moonshine, but she is currently at the animal sanctuary where I work as I had been quarantining multiple new intakes from an abuse case. I still have two males (Rum Tum Tugger and Electra) left in my home enclosure as we are getting them neutered and then hopefully sending them to an AZA accredited zoo.
I wanna make things very clear that underneath all the whimsy, I am a trained professional.
I mean this in the nicest possible way but you're the sort of person that can normally be found only on reddit
okay I think the Question more interesting than "what is wrong with you?" or "how did you come Up with the Idea?" or "what Kind If destruction does a racoon wreak on the roommate's Stuff?", is: "By what cognitive processes does releasing a racoon on your roommate's Stuff make you feel Like a Princess, specifically?"
It isnât the act of releasing a raccoon on my roommateâs stuff that makes me feel like a princess. It is the act of having a raccoon by my side while I clean and sing that makes me feel like a princess.

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shes singing pictures ;_;
today in pedantry born of extreme annoyance and doesn't-anybody-go-to-school-anymore grumpiness:
the term "sound barrier" has absolutely nothing to do with how loud something is.
a powerful singer does not break the sound barrier. a loud crowd does not break the sound barrier. if you hear an opera soprano belt out an aria and you say she broke the sound barrier you sound like a fucking idiot. that is not what it means.
"but it's just a joke why should i car--"
no. sit down. THAT IS NOT WHAT IT MEANS.
"sound barrier" refers to the increase in aerodynamic drag that occurs as a moving object approaches the speed of sound.
it's called a "barrier" because when the first aircraft starting reaching high enough speeds, they would shake so much pilots were afraid they would get torn apart. it was perceived as a real physical limit, but that perception was false. there is no actual barrier. there is only engineering; it was the drag on the aircraft making them feel like they were shaking apart. turns out if planes are built well enough and go fast enough, they can break the sound barrier just fine without falling apart. the first time this happened was in 1947, in a plane flown by US Air Force pilot Chuck Yaeger.
this means that "breaking the sound barrier" applies to things that are moving very fast, not to things that are very loud.
please read that sentence again to make sure it sinks in. fast, not loud. read it again because tiktok has been lying to you and you need to unlearn what you have learned.
(that also means it applies only where there is a speed of sound, which is not everywhere in the universe. but let's not complicate things by thinking about a pure vacuums or the extreme low density of space.)
the speed of sound varies depending on the density of what it's moving through, but at sea level on Earth it's about 770 miles per hour. once an object is going faster than the speed of sound, it is supersonic--and, again, that refers to speed, not volume. bullets break the sound barrier even if they are muffled at firing. a bullwhip can be snapped fast enough that the very end breaks the sound barrier, even if the noise they make is a sharp crack and not unusually loud.
but people standing still and shouting or singing do not, because nothing that is standing still can break the sound barrier. so unless unless you are sharing a cool vid of a soprano getting yeeted out of an operatic cannon at >770 mph, she has not broken the sound barrier. and if that is what you are sharing, she breaks the sound barrier whether or not she's singing her aria.
there can be a very loud noise associated with objects moving so fast they have broken the sound barrier. that noise is called a sonic boom, and it happens because the object is generating shock waves as it travels. it's not a single boom; it only sounds like that because when you hear it you are listening at a single point. it is in fact a continuous, traveling shock wave that happens as long as the object is moving faster than the speed of sound. it's just that you only hear it when the shock wave passes directly over you, so it sounds like a finite noise. it's also not necessarily a boom. it can be a crack or a snap or a clap or whatever. it's just called a sonic boom because the ones generated by supersonic aircraft are big fucking booms.
in conclusion please stop saying loud noises break the sound barrier.
đ« wrong kind of hyperbole: "wow that man shouted loud enough to break the sound barrier!"
â right kind of hyperbole: "wow that man ran fast enough to break the sound barrier!"
Okay but also:
Things that can be loud:
when a whip breaks through the Sound Barrier
when an aircraft breaks through the Sound Barrier
It's Not COMPLETELY unreasonable to compare the loudness, or other quality, of a Sound that was caused by Something other than hypersonic speed, to the loudness/property of a Sonic Boom.
And also:
Things that have a Speed without being physical movement:
Population growth
The development of someone's sophistication or Skill at a particular Art Form
a "Redemption Arc"
Political radicalization. It's literally Common to Talk about someone "speedrunning" the "... to Alt-Right Pipeline".
Those Things can METAPHORICALLY Break the Sound barrier If they occur very fast.