#how curious...

Something I've noticed about Bricklin is that he is very insistent about his boys being more "grown up" and becoming successful leaders at such an early age. From throwing away Robot's toys to literally giving the entire factory to Gart at 10 YEARS OLD???? In some sketches of models reprimanding robot asking "when are you going to stop acting like a child?" What's his problem????

it's really annoying how the concept of insecurity is almost always exclusively asociated to a personal lack of confidence that always mean nothing and can always be solved by simply being more confident. especially when etymologically that isn't even what it is supposed to mean which, normally, should be something that makes someone feel unsafe. it doesn't have to be a self perception problem. it can also affect the person subjected no matter the level of confidence. for example, the insecurities i have regarding the ambiguities that come with being intersex aren't due to a low opinion of myself more than i don't have control on how hostile people may get in that regard and how much, or how little, do i have to actually disclose to make myself safer in certain circumstances. but then if i talk about that kind of thing with some self proclaimed allies who pretend they know and understand such things i'm often being told to not mind it and that everyone can be whatever they want forever no matter what anyone think. does that make me feel safer? no. does that actually help in any meaningful sense? no. what does it do then? other than shutting the conversation entirely on actual threatening issues, absolutely nothing.

I do still find myself wondering who our impersonator was. Who are you, little impostor? Vanished just as quickly as you appeared...

why does jake from enhypen look different in every pic i see of him 🧐