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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Cosmic Funnies
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hey, dont cry modern doctor who fans, 159 classic who episodes, 517 books, 1952 audio stories, 1267 comics ok?
given the current climate this pride especially i feel i must mention that i love my trans friends, i stand with trans people in the fight against transphobic legislation and those who would enforce it, and this blog is not a good place for you to be if you do not vibe with that
you can tell a character is loved when their fans constantly wish immense physical and psychological harm on them
i think i don't really vibe with most other fans of my favorite male characters is because they usually depict them too much of a man, and i am not interested in men, i am interested in The Character. and i am not saying that they should depict them as women, or nonbinary, or should depict them as feminine, no, not at all. but there's like, you know, you can depict a male character as The Character, and you can depict them as The Man. do you get me? like, i go to the fandom looking for art and fics, and it's just, regardless of his actual characterization, it's all just fantasizing about some kind of an abstract dominant patriarch, wearing my favorite character's face. it may be the most totally-wouldnt-have-normal-relationships (and sometimes even would-literally-abuse-you) kind of guy, and you join a dedicated space for his fans, and all they talk about is how they want to marry and start a tradcore 50s style nuclear family with him. it can be a guy who's arrogance and attempts of domination are explicitly shown to be a facade that hide the fact that he's actually kind of a massive pathetic wet loser, and you go to his fics, and they're all depicting him as a caricaturish daddy dom. at this point it's like, do you even like the character at all, or do you just like The Man, and project this man onto whatever character you find visually attractive? and these people kind of, really really poison actual discussion of the character, who is kind of a fucked up evil person (i only like *those* types, so im talking about them) because they see analysis of the actual character as an attack on their fantasized daddy dom husband, who is actually isn't The Character at all, and is simply a face of the day for The Man

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@will-ruadh sharing my favorite works on ukrainian folklore, all of which can be found online for free. overall, i can recommend any works of foundational ukrainian folklorists & ethnographists: pavlo chubynskyi, mykhailo maksymovych, mykola sumtsov, khvedir vovk, mykhailo dragomanov, mykola kostomarov, volodymyr hnatiuk, philaret kolessa, oleksa voropai, oleksandr potebnya. just google their works and you can read, as they are all in free access. but below are things where you may start
mythology & demonology
• "Первісна міфологія українського фольклору", Віктор Давидюк.
• "Нарис української міфології" та "Знадоби до української демонології", Володимир Гнатюк
• "Українська міфологія", Володимир Галайчук
• "Звичаї нашого народу. Етнографічний нарис", Олекса Воропай. comes in two tomes. it's both mythology and calendar rituals, so it's kind of in-between topics
calendar rituals & liminal rites
• "Дни и месяцы украинского селянина", Михайло Максимович. ukrainian academic, but worked during russian empire, so the work is in pre-revolutionary russian.
• "Обряды: родины, крестины, свадьба, похороны", Павло Чубинський. again, russian empire ukrainian academic, written in pre-revolutionary russian.
• "Переправа через воду, как представление брака", Олександр Потебня. same as above
• "Хлеб в обрядах и песнях", Микола Сумцов. same as above
ethnomusicology
• "Ритміка українських народних пісень", Філарет Колесса.
• "Студії над українськими народними піснями", Іван Франко
• "Український музичний фольклор: навчальний посібник", Анатолій Іваницький
customary law
• "Звичаєве право в Україні", Олена Івановська
cultural anthropology
• "Студії з української етнографії та антропології", Федір Вовк.
Extermination leelaromana reunion my beloved <3
I've been seeing a lot of posts lately that tell dropouts "you can always go back!"
And that's not bad! It's true for a lot of people! You CAN go back later! You can apply to university, you can get your GED, you can pursue whatever level of education you want. It's not bad to share that message. If you dropped out and want to go back eventually, there is zero timeline. You can go back at any age, with any life experience. You do not have to graduate by a specific age.
But as someone who dropped out of college over a decade ago, sometimes "you can always go back!" starts to feel a little like an empty platitude. Sometimes it starts to feel grating instead of hopeful. Even when it might technically be true, sometimes it still feels like a hollow sentiment.
I just want to say, to anyone else out there who feels that way, who dropped out and CAN'T go back, potentially EVER, whether it's due to poverty or disability or any other reason:
It's okay to drop out and never go back. It might feel shitty, and you may even feel grief over it. That's real, and painful, and allowed. But you are not lesser. Even if you never go back, you are not a failure or a loser. Academics do not define your worth. You are not stupid. And it is almost certain that the system actually failed YOU.
With love,
A fellow burnout
Pyrohiv Museum, Kyiv.
touch-starvation needs to be written with emphasis on the starving part. you are hungry to be touched. so hungry that even the very taste of it makes you nauseous. it has been long since anything has ever touched you, ever fed you - that your body has grown more used to that gnawing emptiness more than anything else. it's better for you to be held, to eat but it makes you sick to try. you know

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Ukrainian lesbians in the 1990s and 2000s, Vira Chernyhina's archive
"Odyn z nas" ("One of Us") – first Ukrainian gay magazine
The older i get the more i understand why some people become obsessed with privacy, not because they’re hiding something, but because being constantly perceived starts to feel spiritually exhausting.
Flowers and anti-drone nets in the east of Ukraine, Serhii Korovayny
oh uh. scuse me. just a lil snail crossing your dash

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drawing will have you feeling like you've never seen a person before
the fact that there are people that would be fine with never seeing the master again on the show… incomprehensible to me. you could give me 6 billion more episodes with the master and i would not get bored