yawn.

Draw him alive and well. Ok now draw him playing sudoku

seeing plushies of a character you like that you dont have and cant get will inspire feelings of greed and envy in you only described in ancient stories about gods smiting people into slugs for experiencing desire

(takes a long drag of my cigarette) people used to make amvs with i cant decide by the scissor sisters

"Whats your favorite genre" i just Listen to music i like man I dont kno w

i miss when summers were normal and not literal hell

The key to writing good fanfiction is to harbor a deeply humiliating desire, and the trick there is that even pretty basic and societally-accepted desires like “being held” and “being wanted” CAN and WILL be humiliating if they’re intense enough. Become so estranged from human connection that the idea of someone playing with your hair fills you with yearning so deep you feel like you’re going to throw up and you will write some banger fanfiction. It might have some other consequences too but idrk about that.

youre never alone. bacteria

they should invent a sleep schedule. any at all

diet culture is so evil like. an older woman friend said to me (in response to me saying my gf isn't really into chocolate) "i WISH i didn't like chocolate" like. do you wish you didn't have skin to feel a summer breeze. do you wish you didn't have eyes to see the sunrise

Jolyne Cujoh is quite a fascinating case when it comes to misogyny in action media, you know? Because they won't admit they hate women, they just don't care about women and will invent reasons for each case post hoc. And this is pretty easy to do, since most of the female characters they end up interacting with are written by more of these dudes. But Jolyne is just devoid of the usual targets, she's a boilerplate determined badass shounen protag who's a woman, and crucially her background sidesteps the whole... paradox of presentation. The action girl tends to go one of two ways, you can be a femme fatale who can do it Just As Well As The Boys, which men hate, or you can be a little masc, which men hate even more. But the characters in Stone Ocean don't need to sacrifice or enshrine their femininity in order to be the Cool Guy, because in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure the cool guy has been wearing lipstick and dressing for a gay bar for like a decade by the time the main character was a girl. The way they present is neither conspicuous to normative gender roles or to the paradigm of their media, so that fails to become a target. Stone Ocean kind of falls to the wayside in discussion because nobody can explain why they don't quite resonate with it as much, even though they all fuckin' know.