Let's Not and Say We Wanted To

murray and kattigan honestly should be an all-time m/f ship already and it isn't and that's a crime. their immediate flirtation and attraction cut short by the need to leave town for safety. the promise of actually spending time together cut short by a kidnapping. she tells him they'll have their date next time and he responds "promises, promises." robbie put a song for murray on his playlist.

critical role fandom misogyny can sometimes feel even more egregious than regular fandom misogyny because the usual suspects can't even fall back on the usual 'well the female characters are all underwritten and unrealistic while the male characters get better writing' excuse. the female characters are almost all "written" and played by women. obviously people are allowed to have favorites, but there’s a pattern in the fandom where the women’s struggles and importance to the story are often downplayed in favor of the men’s. male pcs are allowed to be flawed and emotionally complicated in ways that female pcs often aren’t given the same grace for, without getting relentlessly criticized for it

One of the schools I photographed had a boy on the volleyball team because there wasn't enough interest in having a boys volleyball team. They made an exclusion for him to be on the girls team.

I remember as a teenager reading an article about a guy who really wanted to do synchronized swimming, but all teams were 100% women because it was seen as a women's sport. And so a team let him join and everyone was happy

I forgot to eat dinner so I'm having 11 pm corn on the cob. This counts as a meal

For the nonbelievers (and for me, a second corn)

This website works so well

normally petty arguments about small cultural differences are whatever, its just what youre used to normally but

i -really- need to clarify that the bag milk people would be much less annoying if they were just like ‘yeah its what im used to i like it’ but instead you bring up bag milk and they will each give you a different, imagined, and often conflicting personal reason why they are actually better

Happy #moonday to all! Thanks to Tumblr, I learned of this great holiday and have proselytized it at the library where I work. Today, while visiting a bookstore, I discovered this: