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i’ve only had luo binghe for one chapter but if anything happened to him i would kill everyone in this book and then myself

welp.

“word hashtag my word #myword” has done irreversible damage to my vocabulary

im dodging tornado attacks like its nothing

Have you tried going to a tornado shelter?

the tornadoes should be taking shelter from me

i miss blaseball sooo basd. I miss you blaseball my deadest wife

i miss blaseball sooo basd. I miss you blaseball my deadest wife

I don’t know why I watch videos about osha violations that happen in movies and video games but I’ve been doing it for years at this point and something about it is still very entertaining

It’s fun for some reason to look at something that was designed purely to be cool to look at and not to be used and go “hey none of these people are wearing hard hats”

Can you give some recommendations? This sounds extremely up my alley

they're not super common but i really do appreciate characters who are introduced as one gender and later revealed to be closeted trans. i like that it challenges the audience to really think about how they perceive trans people because realistically not every trans person you meet is going to be out to you at first. yes we introduced this character as a man and now we're asking you to reframe her as a woman after you've already gotten to know her. can you be normal about that? can you be normal when it happens to people you know in real life? i hope you can.

there should be a term for characters you personally don't care about but you defend them anyways because the way people treat them is really uncomfortable. like ok this is a very middle-of-the-road character for me but the fandom's either been super misogynistic, racist, etc. about them or harassed innocent people who try to genuinely explore that character warts and all, and i find that more annoying than the actual character.

the term should by 'my client', like you're a lawyer defending your client that you are completely indifferent to but you are obligated by your job (or your morals) to defend