they need to come up with more words like necrosis and miasma and mausoleum and cadaver and morose and decrepit and stuff like that just so metal bands can expand their vocabulary
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they need to come up with more words like necrosis and miasma and mausoleum and cadaver and morose and decrepit and stuff like that just so metal bands can expand their vocabulary

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"i think [historical figure] did nothing wrong" as a point of either rhetorical simplification or just general oversimplification of worldview is more informative the less coverage the subject has on wikipedia
"i think robespierre did nothing wrong" you're idealising revolutionary violence
"i think jean-jacques dessalines did nothing wrong" you think the robespierre did nothing wrong people aren't going far enough and probably wish malcolm x was more like the version of him in segregationist propaganda
"i think dabulamanzi kampande did nothing wrong" you are about to teach me something
this disability pride month lets be kinder to folks with moral ocd . no more “if you really care about this minority , you’ll reblog this post” , “someone will die if you don’t reblog this” , etc etc , and all other kinds of guilt tripping reblog bait . at the VERY LEAST tag your reblog bait so we can filter it out and avoid unnecessary spirals . it’s 2026 , we need to move past using guilt to get engagement .
as a mathematician everyone else is just guessing
I love when a poster tries to convince people they know what they're talking about by presenting bare-minimum academic credentials and nothing else. It's giving nothing.
Like sure I get that bachelor’s degrees aren’t shit, but I’ve gotten published in pop science publications talking about fields that have nothing to do with my degree. I know a linguist who’s written several articles about physics, a physicist who’s written about biology, and a my grandmother worked in computer science with a degree in American studies.
Understanding most topics on a surface level or even a bit deeper is just reading and doing math.
Least trustworthy pop science writer?
Linguist writing about physics
Physicist writing about biology

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The actual most implausible thing about video game writing is that they'll show us a people-pleasing sad sack of a protagonist where everyone around them treats them as a disgusting pervert for no obvious reason, takes everything they say in the worst possible light, and ascribes vile motives to their most innocuous actions, then turn around and insist that this character is a cisgender, heterosexual man.
i was talking about this on my server earlier but i really think "cozy" is one of the worst genre labels out there in the gaming space. like people dunk on the terms "metroidvania" and "first person shooter" a lot for being uncreative or limiting but at least those are like... falsifiable descriptors. you can look at a game and go "yeah this game's mechanics and core gameplay loop generally operate like metroid/castlevania" or "yeah this game primarily uses a first person camera paired with some sort of projectile weapon" so i don't think they're completely useless. but "cozy" is just nonsense. fully subjective. i see a lot of games popularly labeled as "cozy" that share almost zero mechanical features between them and don't even always match in tone or aesthetic. hearing a game described as "cozy" doesn't tell you anything about what to expect as a player beyond maybe giving you a sort of forewarning about the fanbase and their discomfort tolerance. "cozy" is not a quantifiable metric. like imagine if someone offered to buy you takeout and asked you what kind of food you'd like and you told them fully unironically, and with no further elaboration, "i want to get yummy food." that's what hearing "cozy games" sounds like to me
gotta be soooo honest yall i'd rather read about the color of the curtains again than read another reminder that a blue-eyed character still has blue eyes
interesting and evocative descriptions of a character's eyes that can communicate their personality, mood, daily habits, and recent experiences in addition to enhancing your visualization of the scene:
pupil dilation/constriction
how much the pupils are darting/wandering around
whether the sclera is bloodshot
how open/droopy the lids are
whether that eyelid position matches the expression they're trying to convey with their smile/frown/etc
involuntary muscle twitches
dark circles from sleep loss
bruising around eye socket(s)
whether there's any gunk buildup from sickness or poor hygeine
whether anything is stuck to the lashes
any makeup/paint/etc applied around the eye and how carefully/recently
any seeing aids and if the item(s) are in good condition
injury to the eye(s) + how severe/recent + possible way(s) it happened
the list goes on
useless descriptions:
his eyes were soooo blue like omg they were blue like a bouquet of bluebonnets like a summer sky reflecting on an ocean of sapphires like wow you would not believe the blue (repeated x100 per chapter)
as an autistic person with notable sensory processing disorders, the number of adult human beings whose reaction to unfamiliar foods never advances beyond a six-year-old's "that looks yucky" is astounding
liking pineapple on pizza is actually really useful bc if someone gets weird about it i know for sure i can't openly engage w them on like 90% of things and i gotta go coworker mode

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Computer loves to be like "fuck! You sure you want to shut down? Youve got volume mixer open"
An analysis of posting trends on Tumblr suggests that the ideal form of the visual novel is a semi-linear murder mystery whose gameplay consists of solving middle-school "who lives in the blue house?" style verbal logic puzzles, except every time you guess wrong a mean bisexual MILF makes fun of you.
It's tremendously annoying that this is the version of the post that trended because Umineko has essentially none of the described features.
You're not wrong, but the image it conjures of a proper Ushiromiya Battler Studies for the LSAT spinoff is just too compelling
what is it with people constantly trying to assert that “binary trans people” are somehow easier for conservatives to stomach when almost every single international and domestic anti-trans policy/ruling is explicitly (if not exclusively) about trans women. you can talk about the issues nonbinary people face without writing fanfiction about reality
Conservatives do hold up nonbinary people as emblematic of LGBTQ+ people. They just also treat this as a category that includes transgender women, because their ideology doesn't allow them to acknowledge them as either men (human beings) or women (desirable property).
The GOP's most notable recent anti-LGBTQ ad campaign used language targeting nonbinary people to talk about policy targeting transgender women. Cliches like "there are two genders", "blue hair and pronouns", and even the whole attack helicopter copypasta are literal attacks on nonbinary people, even though they are used de facto to mean trans women or trans people in general.
I do disagree with the "passive defense" argument as it applies to conservatives - this is much more relevant when talking about gender with liberals, for the same reason that they elevate picket-fence gays and black community leaders who will tell them that the police and the protestors both need to calm down.
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Referring to someone as your “partner” sounds as if you are deliberately obscuring their gender and may subtly out you. “My ex”, however, is entirely unobtrusively gender-neutral. #breakupallrelationships
i read an anecdote ages and ages ago from a gay person who grew up with gay parents, and struggled to find any kind of belonging in the gay community because everyone else there was bonding over having homophobic parents. everyone else was defining themselves by their suffering and oppression rather than by their sexuality, leaving this gay person to feel like they weren't really gay because they didn't have the right experiences. they wondered whether more gay people would feel this way as more children grew up with gay parents, if the gay community would leave them behind for not having suffered enough. i think about that anecdote a lot.
a lot of the current rhetoric around gender reminds me of that anecdote. a lot of people are willing to go "transgender people are oppressed for their gender presentation, therefore if you're not oppressed for your gender presentation, you're not trans." but i don't think we should be defining ourselves by our suffering and oppression. what will we do, in a few years, in a few decades, as there start to be, say, adults who were supported in their transition as children? what will we do when a stereotypical trans person can genuinely say they didn't suffer hardship for being trans?
i'm afraid i know the answer. i'm afraid that people are going to close ranks as they've already started closing ranks against intersex people, against nonbinary people, against double binary people, against closeted people. as some people have started closing ranks against people who transitioned in the opposite direction from them. as many people have closed ranks against people with edge case gender experiences. "i don't consider you to be oppressed, therefore you are not welcome to share in this community you might otherwise belong in."
i wish people would understand that we shouldn't do this. i wish people would understand that we benefit from a broader, more inclusive community more than we benefit from whatever purity testing oppression olympics it is that i keep running into.
#it seems like you might be vaguing about a specific argument or discourse so I want to state clearly that I'm not involved with that#BUT. I do want to say. You say in a few years to decades#There have actually been trans kids who were supported in their transition for a while now#my elementary school had at least three#one of whom was close friends with my little sister so I saw first hand that she really was being treated like any other little girl#up to and including the big tweenage friend group breakup rip#wherever she is she's 23 now#and I transitioned later but I was never really closeted just took a long time to figure shit out#everyone was supportive I haven't had to fight for jack shit#literally no one has been actually transphobic to my face#(my ex's mom was snide behind my back but that sucked for my ex more than for me)#the future is now and i feel like more people should know that (via @savouryduck)
this is good information! i would guess that the statistic vary wildly from community to community; i'm not personally aware of any trans adult in my circles who was supported in their transition from a young age, but i don't actually know all that many people in the grand scheme of things. i do feel like this also supports my ultimate point about who gets to be included; if we already have stereotypically trans adults who've experienced very little friction about their identity, then we're very late to grappling with the idea of transgender identity that isn't tied to suffering.