Unmarketable Plushie

I really really do not like gacha games on any level whatsoever but equally strong a hatred is the one i hold for people who call things "gooner bait" so as you can imagine I often find myself stabbing people in the back who I once thought of as comrades.

Really funny to me the phenomenon of people latching onto a very commercialized work with conventionally safe and attractive designs, taking those designs and extrapolating them to the point they would be if they weren't being made to cast as wide a net as possible, people getting vicariously attached to those fan interpretations, and then going to the original work to be profoundly let down when they realize that the thing they were actually drawn in by was the sexual fantasies of deeply desperate lesbians.

Like idk I feel like at some point some legislation needs to get passed mandating all these artists put a big disclaimer saying "WARNING: THE FOLLOWING CHARACTERS WERE DESIGNED AND WRITTEN BY CISHET MEN. PROFESSIONAL THIRSTER ON CLOSED COURSE, DO NOT ATTEMPT AT HOME".

saw a post letting people know that your ao3 bookmarks are viewable on your account unless you make them private, which suggests that the median ao3 user does not use ao3 in what i will call 'the optimum fic-finding treadmill' where you find a fic author you like and look through their bookmarks to find more fics that are good and then look through that author's bookmarks for even more good fics. like a conga line of great but extremely specific tastes. or one of those chessboard rice doubling analogies and oh no that is a LOT of ao3 tabs.

The only media I ever watched was amazing digital circus SFM porn and deltarune theories can I write a novel to change the world?

saying "who said that" at the end of a sentence is a lot funnier when you're plural. who DID say that

"oh! new queer trans comic/show/media whatever that's so cool- why are there no black queer characters? and when there are black people why are they always not trans and side pieces for the white characters?"

i noticed that from indie queer projects that gain traction there lacks a heavy cast of people of color and in this case black characters that are shown an ounce of love. it's very rare to find black trans characters in these projects unless it's specifically made by a black person. it's just jarring to see considering that black/Hispanic trans women are big pioneers of the American lgbt movement.

i just... notice a lot of these queer indie creators always lack black casts members or when they do exist it's only a tokenized character that's most likely not even queer. it sucks cuz I met so many black trans people/trans people of color who vent about the same thing: feeling invisible in a lot of these arts. and when we make art of our own it's often overlooked (although I'm lucky in my case)

yknow what i hate cory doctorow. enshittification is an awful term that feels like eating week old compost out of a sharps disposal bin. autological fucking word. degradation. humiliation. cheapening. indignity. bare-faced exploitation. so many words and you coin en-shit-if-ic-ation. thanks for degrading degradation you prick

the psychic torment of north american societal decline being increasingly described in terms of poop butt by a smarmy floundering comedian/journalist/author/lobbyist whos too much of a hack to even say fuck live on air