being chronically ill in your 20s will have doctors gaslighting you constantly. but suddenly you turn 30, which is the famous line between near-birth and near-death, and suddenly you're being begged to have bloodtests and bone scans and exploratory surgery and you'll get recommended to specialists and everybody wants to give you a colonoscopy and look at your piss under a microscope. same things are wrong with you but suddenly you aren't lying about it lol

people saying I infantilize Luca is so weird to me because my whole entire point of having characters infantilize him is that they’re wrong to? like when I have a character call him a 12 year old I don’t agree with that? the point is the juxtaposition of how people speak to him with his actual adult life, the point is—

every time someone posts a new “notes from a studio recording of taskmaster” post i genuinely get giddy, god bless you people and your uncompromised memories

I don’t care how awful a character is. he can be a villain, a monster, I don’t fucking care but there are boundaries. “oh Damon is so flawless, it’s just a show, he’s not real” okay but you have to have boundaries. there are certain things you can’t or shouldn’t support. there’s a difference of “yeah he’s kinda fun but he’s also really terrible” vs “ok but he’s been through a lot and other characters do it so why can’t he?” DEFENDING AND SUPPORTING HORRIFIC ACTS??? when I watch a show, I don’t want to heavily relate to it and feel like im watching my life. you can like Damon all you want but supporting and defending him is just weird.

the one piece is gonna end up being shanks's documents and it'll turn out that all the strawhats are his kids or smth