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i love settings where the characters dont die when they are killed. like steven universe's poofing mechanic and dungeon meshi's revival and tadc's nobody-can-die. i like it when you can kill the characters and its just fine

This small man has such beautiful eyes

Frankly, I don't buy the theory that the repeated sweeping deletions of trans women's blogs have principally been the product of bad-faith mass reporting campaigns abusing automated moderation. I've been falsely mass-reported before, on multiple occasions, and nothing's ever come of it. Someone is pulling that trigger.

either staff is doing it themselves or they're intentionally ignoring obvious reporting campaigns, which is the same as doing it themselves

Eridian’s being like ‘Grace is a grown man with a job btw’ but they say it the same way we point at service pets who are being whiny babies when they’re off the clock.

There needs to be shorthand for "I agree with the basic good that you are defending, but your obsession with winning arguments online has caused you to warp your whole worldview and deny the complexity of reality just to make sure every aspect of the world supports the basic argument that you are defending and you need to stop."

tbh it's no wonder ryland grace chose to stay on erid. i mean, he got a free house. on the beach! with today's real estate prices, what millenial wouldn't take that deal?

Grace who can only recreate a few Eridian words and who is so excited he is able to say the everyday version of Adrian's name... however, he doesn't know that that isn't Adrian's name but something akin to 'Adrian, my love', because that's what Rocky calls them. Like those toddlers who think their mom's name is honey

we must destroy the societal image of "The Parent" as an inherently benevolent being with good in their heart

fyi. being intensely self critical is not the same as being self aware. if you’re really self aware you’ll be aware of the good stuff too. just in case anyone needs to hear it. don’t mistake constantly dissecting what you see as your flaws for some kind of personal enlightenment.