PJOandAnimeLover

let's pretend there's a badass quote here

DONEEEE FINALLYYYYY (started this back in early april ig)

absolutely loved drawing this and this is certainly gonna become a merch someday, a mutual gave me an idea to turn this into a keychain and im obsessed

and no, this isn’t me saying “write that messed up, disgusting thing” because while, yes, write it if it’s what you want (I myself enjoy writing dark fics, something I believe would be considered “vile” to a lot of people), this is me saying in a world of censorship and capitalism, ao3 really is a treasure.

Children are the most vulnerable members of our society and we must protect and care for them at all costs.

The recent passing of S.3054 in the House of Representatives threatens this protection. This bill, which passed with a vote of 225-201, will allow ICE agents to conduct strip searches on unaccompanied children and extend their detainment periods.

These children are often fleeing violence and seeking safety.

As a community, it's our responsibility to ensure kids are treated with compassion, not subjected to further trauma. The implications of this bill are terrifying and inhumane, as it neglects to prioritize the well-being of children, who should not be subjected to these invasive measures.

We're talking about young kids who are in a critical stage of development, who need nurturing environments, not situations that could cause lasting psychological harm.

it’s watching people slowly stop believing their own thoughts are worth the effort unless they can be optimized, monetized, automated, or consumed instantly

some of the most meaningful things humans create are messy, niche, self-indulgent, emotional, unfinished, embarrassing little pieces of themselves

The owner of the drone was so impressed by the brilliant attack that he suggested organizing a competition for bringing down “dragons” with short spears next year.

On the seventh day of May in the year of 2016 on hither spot the mighty warrior Ulf hath slain a dragon with his spear.

He was a cook at the restaurant/bar I was a bartender at, and almost punched a costumer once because he overheard him talking about how women belong in the kitchen. Told me he thought women should stay out of kitchens, that cooking is a man's job and when I asked him what he thinks women should be doing, he went quiet for a moment, then proceeded to explain to me the following

"I trust a bitch to run a kitchen as much as she can run a country, they should do shit like plumbing. Or electricity. Something you can just learn to do and don't need to lead, you know?"

We had an openly gay coworker who looked like it (crop tops, dyed hair, make-up) and he was often harassed by the waiters from the football bar next door. The gay dude had the same name as the Guy, who insisted that we would specify the he isn't gay, so they just became "Name" and "Not Gay Name". He was fine with that.

Boss gave us one meal from the menu a day as a job bonus, and we had this very shy seventeen year old working with us who was already nervous around men, but Our Guy was a 6'3 dude who only stopped yelling and cursing when he was not speaking at all. If he was the one cooking that day, he'd peek out of the kitchen an hour before he'd start closing it up, and would shout at you if you haven't ordered your meal yet because he hated cooking once he already cleaned. The waitress was scared shitless of him, and so whenever he would yell at her to "fucking order already", she'd panic and just pick something.

She didn't eat much but the first time she tried to throw out almost the whole plate, he got so personally insulted that he berated her for not picking something she'd like, and demanded to know what he did wrong. He got really upset about apparently not being able to cook something that this kid would like and I'm pretty sure he started putting in extra effort to make sure she would eat it this time? It lead to him quite literally standing over her like a hawk when she ate to "see her reaction" and demand an immediate review to see what he can improve.

My friend thought he was really funny before I explained to them that I'm pretty sure he thought he was being mean (but hey he it wasn't misgendering so yay)

I like how his issue isn't with the "that shit ain't in nature" thing he mentioned, but the idea that being nonbinary is some form of self-deprivation and that they deserve a gender like everyone else.