Welcome! Everything is going to be okay.

did i tell you guys i failed at being sexually harassed at work today?

I love how every June this one gets dug up and passed around again, lmao.

dog water

there actually is nothing better on this earth than a really big tree. except for maybe making two men making out with tongue. but it’s pritty close ..

i want an isekai anime where the guy dies and just goes to hell

In The Middle Of The Journey Of Our Life, I Came To Myself In A Dark Wood Where The Direct Way Was Lost And Now I'm In Hell With Virgil????

hey boss i can't come in today it's a sunny day and there's a lovely breeze coming in through my window, yeah it's rustling the branches of the tree outside that's finally bloomed so it's pretty serious

why does every story dealing with transhumanism feel like it has to come up with a whole new kind of discrimination against augmented humans that's always a metaphor for racism, when like. there is very much already a pre-existing stigma against augmented humans and very much already an ideological infrastructure that any systemic oppression would be scaffolded on. And it is called ableism.

also i hate what the word "incurious" has become among judgemental cunts on tumblr dot edu but like. it does, to be honest, show a deep-seated ignorance on the topic you are writing about when a story shows zero awareness of the ways augmented humans are right the fuck nowwww being oppressed on a systemic level. like a lot of early cyberpunk has a very real awareness of the ways disabled people are vulnerable in corporate contexts; "this corporation owns a Literal Part Of My Body that i am, technically, only renting" is a real! thing! a way that cyborgs, who do actually exist in our current reality, are marginalized on a systemic level! if you're not interested in extrapolating that out into your transhumanist videos games narrative i can't, like, make you, but i do think it shows a fundamental problem where you are uninterested in The Entirety Of The Topic You Are Writing About to the extent that you can't even look at how it operates in the real world and can only rotate it around as a two-dimensional hypothetical in your brain.