It’s Always Scary O’Clock In Bloodborne

Same! Moving to @3fling

just remembered last summer when one of our old lady neighbors realized i was on testosterone and asked me if i liked cars and when i said no she was like “oh haha you will”

For all the hype around subversions, most stories that REALLY stick with people deliver on narrative satisfaction first and foremost and that oftentimes requires doing a few cliches, but doing them well.

Final bosses are a thing for a reason. Three-act structure is a thing for a reason. Seeing the wicked being punished is satisfying for a reason. Don’t be afraid of tropes, instead learn to use them well.

Griffin claims that taako hasn’t been on tv yet as of the stolen century but all of the IPRE was in a press conference that was definitely televised so taako absolutely has just never shut up about that

May be it’s because I’m old, but I am becoming increasingly inconfortable with seeing people on twitter @ -ing Neil Gaiman to require him to specifically say that Aziraphale and Crowley are gay men, then when he doesn’t, saying again and again that yes it is a love story and you could see it that way but you could also see it as them being trans, asexual, nonbinary, and that it is a love story but the specifics are up to us, the same people use Terry Pratchett death as a blunt object to hit him with. Is that how fandom engage with content creators now? I’m not saying we shouldn’t talk about this things at all, but why being so vicious about it?