Too Many Ideas And Too Much Free Time

Currently writing the pilot episode of a 1950s queer drama involving Hanahaki disease, who knows how this'll goo- While I don't have a lot down, I want to highlight a couple things with this concept, such as but probably not limited to: - How BIPOC queers are pretty much overlooked in large discussions surrounding queer people and - The disconnect in culture that comes with being the child of an immigrant in a country and being forced to conform to that country's culture and never quite fitting in with either Our main character is Omar Richtman, the adopted child of the upper-middleclass Richtman family and the story will probably start on their disastrous 18th birthday, where they publicly showed signs of Hanahaki, a disease rewritten in this universe to only belong to gays, bisexuals, and lesbians. With this being 1950s America, I'm sure you can imagine that this doesn't go over well with his family, but who's to say what happens next (I sure as hell haven't written that far)

I hate having absolutely dastardly dnd ideas with the people I want to share them with being players in the campaign I’m using them in

I found a picture today in a modded mc server that I’m in and I feel like it perfectly represents like half of java modded mc in a nutshell. Imagine going to a bedrock player saying this is a part of modded mc

Mineblr, I get.

I cannot be the only one that just dies when reading the minecraft end poem after a modded playthrough-