Yeah

It’s so jarring to go from hanging out with LGBTQ+ friends who lovingly say “that’s gay” to each other, to hanging out with straight friends who are scandalized by your supposed homophobia when you lovingly say “that’s gay”.

anyone else notice how the punk rock fandom is full of neonazis when punk rock was literally started by jews

@cryptids

@lioncereals

I thought the babadook was an anime thing until like two weeks ago, I didn’t realize it was from like a recent movie I thought it was from like a mid-2000s anime

this was so pure

You hear all these “you’re not a real fan unless” and it lists a hundred things, but I met a dude today who saw my Deadpool pin and asked what my favorite story arc was, and I explained that while I loved Deadpool, I was new to Marvel (I only really got into it a year and a half ago) and hadn’t been able to find a lot of the comics. Instead of making a face or a derogatory comment, he just offered to send me all the stuff he had. That is a true fan.

“I can’t do that” doesn’t have to mean “I can’t physically do that under any circumstances” to be valid. It can also mean “I am physically able to do it but doing so would cause me pain/distress” or “if I do this it will take me hours/days to recover and I won’t be able to do the things I want/have to do later.” You don’t have to do something just because you could do it if doing it would have consequences for your mental/physical health. You don’t have to push yourself past your limits just because you technically could. “I can’t do that” doesn’t have to mean “I can’t physically do that under any circumstances” to be valid.