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Being a good person is a choice. Donât let people fool you into believing that truly good people never have bad thoughts, are never tempted by the easier path, by the low road, never mess up or act out selfishly. Never believe a person can be good without making a conscious effort.
Every single time you do something good, youâve made a decision to make the world a little brighter.
Goodness is not an inherent trait, it is a choice. Keep making it! I see you, Iâm proud of you, and Iâm rooting for you!
The only truly ecological choice for your magic.
Darkest Places
Art: Mead
Writing: trashSavage and Mead
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Written by: trashSavage
Darkest Places is a comic Mead and I have been working on for a while now based on a little piece I wrote a couple of weeks ago. Mead did a great job translating the text to images and put a lot of heart and soul into this piece. Working with him was a pleasure.
Below you can find my original text with minor edits for spelling.
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Holy crap. This is incredible. The lighting on Jack in panel 17. The intensity of Judy and Nickâs relationship thatâs conveyed in his words in the last panel⌠just⌠damn.
Astonishing.
Weâre trying to save up some money to move, so Iâm taking commissions for custom pointy ponies! OCs welcome! Click the image above (or click here if that doesnât work) to fill out the order form.Â
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Oh my goooods are these cute or what? You can have one for a pretty low price, too! <3

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KAVAT Y U SO CUTE?!
I spent entirely too freaking long on this pun.
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Temple of Karnak, the Great Hypostyle Hall, 1890, Ernst Karl Eugen Koerner
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On Feminism & Womanhood
The shared experience of women is pain.
We share physical pain:
â˘We share the pain of these awful things called menstrual cramps. Which doesn't sound so bad until you realize the number of women who are literally disabled by them each month.
â˘We endure genital mutilation or genital removal in some cultures.
â˘We endure violent attacks on our person for various reasons - for refusing sex, for dressing the "wrong" way, for simply existing in the wrong place and being a woman. Women are regularly mutilated with knives or acid in many parts of the world.
â˘We bear the pain of growing  a child within us, and then the pain of birthing that child. Many times against our will, as we are told that the child we bear is more important than our own physical health, emotional stability, financial stability, or really anything else. We are told that bearing a child is more important than our own voices and opinions on what happens with our own bodies - even those of us who do not wish to have children and instead wish to have permanent birth control.
â˘We share the pain of sexual assault - whether molestation or outright rape - at some point in many of our lives.
 We share mental pain:
â˘From the time we are born we are formed and terrified by objectivism. As children we're told we have to be _____. We're told what we must like and what to despise. The unwritten implication of this, whether true or not, is that if we aren't _____ enough, we won't be loved.
â˘We start being objectified differently, and more aggressively when we hit puberty. We are told if we don't look _____ enough we will never survive, or thrive, be loved, be respected⌠we'll be seen as plain, as a whore, as a bitchâŚ
â˘We share the pain of a terrified heart beating furiously in our chest as walk briskly away from the potential rapist, knowing that if we run, they'll follow.
â˘We share the traumatic memory that makes us beg that the dude parked on the street doesn't try anything when we walk past.
â˘We share the pain of being told that our opinions, feelings, and thoughts don't matter constantly. That our experience is invalid. Simply for being women. When we are attacked, made uncomfortable, taken advantage of, we are told that we should have been smarter, or that âboys will be boysâ, or that we were âasking for itâ. We see other women experiencing these things and donât speak up for ourselves so that we donât have to experience the same.
â˘To top it off, I should point out again that *an astonishing number of us* experience sexual assault, which leaves physical AND mental scars.
 These are only a few examples. Itâs nowhere near a comprehensive list. I will point out that every single one of these is a real world example. Not one single thing here is overstated. I have observed or experienced every item on this list.
 Feminism is not about dominating the other gender. That is patriarchy's prerogative.
Feminism is about decreasing pain.
Feminism is about healing an entire population of people whose scars are not just physical, but mental.
In most of our time on this planet, our attempts at taking care of the victims of war or other trauma has failed to look beyond the physical trauma. We mend bones and sew wounds shut, but we have not until recently begun to attempt to heal the psyche and ease the deep suffering these events leave on us, like a footstep in clay. The amount of damage to the female population worldwide utterly overwhelms the usability of numbers. Healing this many people is an unprecedented problem to try and tackle.
We bear the pain of a society actively set against us ; not because it means to be, but because it can not begin to understand - because if it did, it would be undone. Is it then any wonder that the shared pain of women is consistently and vocally denied? That we are constantly gaslit, not only by men, but by other women?
 Think. Listen. Decrease world suck. Be prepared to be wrong. Meet shame with compassion, forgiveness, and education, both in yourself and in others.Â
Remember that itâs okay to be wrong, if you take steps towards right.
âTriggeredâ
I started writing a tweet, but it turns out that 140 characters is a poor method to discuss complex issues. Who knew? This isnât intended as a lecture (and I hope it doesnât come across as one.) Itâs more of an anecdote; part of my quest for authenticity and wholehearted living.
Though itâs already fading from twitch chat in favor of newer, danker memes, Iâve noticed âtriggeredâ popping up in streams, chats, and comment threads for a while now. As far as I understand, at worst it is a snarky pushback at the concept of hyper-sensitivity as a cultural currency. But often itâs internet shorthand for âthis sucksâ or âIâm frustrated.â Itâs an especially potent meme because if someone says âhey, not cool, dudeâ they can just parrot it again and poof! A perpetual meme-tion machine. Babyrage ensues.
Iâve mentioned this a few times on social media, but in early 2015 I was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder. I havenât really discussed the root of it, and Iâm not/may never be ready to do so, but I hope that youâll believe me when I say it flat-out sucks. PTSD for any reason is shitty, and miserable, and I wouldnât wish it on anyone.
What Iâve learned is that the fight-or-flight control center of my brain froze the trauma in carbonite, and as a result it canât get to my long-term memory. Any time something (a silhouette, a song, or seemingly nothing at all) reminds my fight-or-flight center of that frozen-in-time memory, Iâm warped back to the emotional state I was in during the trauma, despite being entirely safe (and knowing it.) This is called being triggered. (Or, a more official definition: the Department of Veterans Affairs says âYou may see, hear, or smell something that causes you to relive the event. This is called a trigger.â) Â
I absolutely believe that âtriggeredâ is overused in the zeitgeist. I can see how it feels non-malicious or inconsequential; as harmless as calling someone salty or a sellout. I suppose I just also want people to understand that even if the intent is to poke fun at one group, thereâs another group of people with a really shitty brain thing who are getting caught in the crossfire. PTSD isnât specific to any group: it doesnât discriminate based on the subreddits you subscribe to.
When I hear âtriggeredâ from my favorite streamers and gaming buddies, it feels like Iâm shrinking. It takes me out of enjoying our hobby, and my gears start turning on my Thursday-evening therapy session that is either looming or has just passed. It trivializes the concept, which steadily perpetuates the powerless feelings that my original trauma created: youâre being too sensitive. Your feelings donât matter. Be quiet. Itâs all in your head.
I donât expect every space to be safe, or for others to bend over backwards to help me out. But please believe me when I say itâs much more enjoyable to spend time, money, and mental bandwidth on the hobbies I love versus defragmenting the trauma in my brain. I play games to connect with friends, to decompress, to counteract the stresses of daily life. So the echoes of âtriggered!â are simply a jarring reminder that the world is a shitty place.
Ultimately people using the meme and myself/people like me are on the same team. I mostly hear it said without malice: a casually chuckled âtriggered!â in an awkward moment or frustrated âtriggeredâ groan after their teammate blows it for the seventeenth time. Itâs not about me; I know that. Itâs a joke, a fleeting meme.
Itâs just that these particular âshots firedâ are an AOE with friendly fire enabled.
Thanks for reading, internets. Â <3
This.
I may be bored.
Two mesmers and an elementalist walk into a bar.
it hurts.

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concept art for Guild Wars 2
I feel like a lot of the concept art for New Lionâs Arch has a very âD'ni coastal resort and/or fortressâ sort of feel to it.
Not that Iâm complaining, mind you.
Legit saw this and went âHuh, where in Dâni was this going to be?â
a sadhu lady.
a devotee of the goddess Tara , the tantric goddess kali, or shakti.
Love this. Sheâs so beautiful. I can only hope to be so graceful and beautiful when Iâm her age.