“You just wrote your medieval fantasy setting to have medieval gender roles and homophobia and prejudice because you secretly fantasize about being able to be sexist and homophobic in a land with no PoC without any pushback! It’s fantasy, there’s dragons and wizards, it doesn’t have to have prejudice unless you, the writer, want it like that! In *my* D&D setting, there’s no sexism or homophobia, so that gay transgender women of all races can be holy knights fighting to protect the good kingdom from the endless hordes of the evil dark race that has threatened its borders for a thousand years!”

Got into a vein of videos about frugal living thinking maybe I'd pick up a new trick or two, and then they're like, "make coffee at home. Wash laundry on cold. Drive a paid off car." And I'm like, yes yes, those are good tips and all but uh. My car is old enough to drink, and I've been using the same bulk order of powdered detergent for years. We're still using a floor lamp my husband pulled out of a dumpster twenty years ago. You gotta jiggle the switch just right to turn it on. What I'm saying is, I'm not sure I'm looking for "entry level" advice here.

Big and small henchmen for the villain in one of those secret-life-of-mice movies from the 80s

Im your lolcow and i love you

why don’t YOU try making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich while under constant psychic attack by invisible demons