Looney Mooney

I always wish the concept of plurality/multiple selves was more widely accepted because I’ll be watching someone play a game and say something strange then immediately go “what’s wrong with you man” and it’s like wow I do that.girl turn around plurality is behind you

there's a weird, rare version of parasociality I get sometimes where somebody will comment something dumb, I'll be sort of annoyed at them, and people will then, like, take this as a sign that I hate them personally, forever? now and then I get a long apology message - in the hopes of getting back in my good graces, I guess? and it's like. dude I don't even remember what you did. i don't even recognize your username. i probably never even really read it. do you know how many stupid comments I get every day? if I kept track of everybody I disagreed with on the internet I'd be a fucking lunatic. you were outta my RAM the second I scrolled to another comment. if somebody did something bad enough to really bother me, I'd just block.

Official graveyard post

I love when someone is explaining instructions to a group I’m in and they look at me and it reminds them to say something about using preferred names/pronouns or that there’s vegan food options available. I go by my given name/pronouns and I’m not vegan but I’m proud that I can provide this service

I’ve started listening to the book project Hail Mary and frankly there’s no room in the plot of this book for that man everyone seems to be shipping Grace with so I decided to look it up and apparently instead of letting a character not have a romantic interest y’all have yoinked a character out of some kind of Markiplier project

This is the goddamned Jack Frost and Elsa situation all over again

All these tourists having a great time at the World Cup isn't surprising b/c the first rule of America is that this place rules if you have money to blow and it's a nightmare if you don't. The prohibitively high cost of attending the World Cup filtered out all the ppl who don't have money so all the people who actually made it to the U.S. are basically guaranteed to have fun

I support the "fiction isn't real so nothing matters" mindset but tbf at a certain point it can tip over into "the curtains are just blue" territory

like yes actually there is a conversation to be had about how a characters actions are framed and how they thematically fit with the rest of the story and it can in fact reflect the author's beliefs. some authors are even trying to make a point

not all depiction is glorification but sometimes it is and you need to be able to tell the difference. not because your immortal soul will be tainted by reading The Bad One, but because you need to have reading comprehension skills