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The Massacre of St. Bartholomew’s Eve / The Runaway Bride / Fires of Pompeii

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it’s important to remember that you can do whatever you want forever (cut out parts of your peel and stick wallpaper to decorate power outlets)
So. To work backwards on the established fandom line that the httyd books and movies are unrelated properties that happen to share a title. The first entries in each franchise are, if you squint, extremely similar in terms of plot structure.
Hiccup is a weak child who is expected to be stronger. He is tasked with Dragon Training to toughen him up. When tasked with hurting a dragon to prove his worth he fails to find the violence in him. This tension between what he wants and what is expected of him bubbles and boils until his final trial of Dragon Training when the depths of his failure to live up to the expectations of cruelty become undeniable. Culminating in a fight between himself and his father Stoick in which the threat of his disownment is extremely present. Only for an enormous dragon, unconquerable by mere vikings, presents itself and Hiccup uses his own and his classmates dragons to trick, confuse and eventually defeat the monster.
That plot summary, though dancing around a few things, is roughly accurate for both of them. In spite of vast differences in tone, world and structure. If you ask me, the primary difference in the type of story the two were telling is the choice to age hiccup up from 10 to 15 and to follow through with the different circumstances therein.
Case in point: There's a scene in the movie where Hiccup proposes the possibility of not necessarily become a great dragonslayer but becoming more of a 'breadmaking viking.' Hiccup is, in the movie, figuring out what he wants to be. He's in the dragonkilling business in the first place because of social pressure, yes, but also because he spent the first act of the movie incredibly passionate about the opportunity. Hiccup's conflict is, for a large part of the movie, internal. He doesn't know what he wants out of life.
Contrast this with Hiccup from the books, who's never expressed interest in 'training' dragons and is primarily doing so due to the threat of banishment if he fails. He never fails dragon training because of any principle. He outright has not been given enough agency in his life for any of his actions to read as betrayal. For him, there is no intent. There is only failure to appease. Where Hiccup in the movies is a teenager trying to figure out what he wants from life. Hiccup from the books is a child trying to figure out what the adults want from him and how to give it to them. Hiccup, at least in the first book, never says that 'training' dragons through intimidation the way he's taught is wrong. He only says he doesn't have it in him.
The second main difference is that whereas the book is using how cool and awesome it would be to own a dragon as something to subvert and illustrate the allure of such a cruel idea of success. The movies decide that cool and awesome dragon riders are nonnegotiable and now being nice to the other also comes with sick fire-breathing reptiles. Which, in this cynical framing, does read as rather gauche. It's not as if Hiccup doesn't wind up the greatest dragon rider in the archipelago with the fastest dragon ever just a couple books later. Truth be told, nobody can actually resist the sick fire-breathing reptiles. They just fool themselves.
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insane 67-dollar phone at target
so im at target right now doing christmas shopping with my dad and?? there’s just this… 67 dollar phone? not even like 69.99 or something but 67?? nnone of the other phones are like this??
see you guys in ten years when EVERYTHING is 67 i guess LMAO
hope u grow fast and be strong
what a rat bastard (affectionate)

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I think about the brief time in which they enjoyed a more normal life in Ba Sing Se often.
The way all the 2020s have done so far have been making me categorically against every new generation of tech that comes out is insane. Like I'm from a technological boom generation, saw the first portable phones, nokias & blackberries & flipphones etc, and the first smartphones, and the first ipods & ipads & tablets in general while still having cassettes & DVD & MP3 players around so I know how all of it work, I had computer classes in high school, I did the transition between home desktop computers to laptops and back to gaming computers. But then they started to put internet in your printer & microwave, everything has ads & AI now and every update is worst than the last. I literally loved technology and they ruined it
All those new inventions did useful things! Putting an Internet connection in your printer just makes it worse. The need for hypergrowth has smothered any attempt at innovative risk-taking or making anything real. It's just grift after grift since 2010 or so.
Is anyone else starting to feel kind of wary about the increasingly common narrative that "women's bodies are so different to men's that modern scientific recommendations do not apply to them"?
Like. There is a significant gap between 'a lot of studies do not take into account variations caused by things like female hormone cycles, which can limit how generalisable they are' and 'medical science does not apply to women', and the latter just seems to create a situation rife for bad faith actors and snake oil salesmen to reassure you that actually, THEY have the answers, because THEY listen to women, and if you simply pay them for their online subscription service-
I would actually go as far as to say that MOST abuse is unintentional. I think most people will go through their lives without ever experiencing intentional abuse. People are abusive because they're selfish, because they're stressed, because they care more about what society thinks they should do than the impacts of their actions on their children and partners, because they think what they're doing is correct, because they've made it make sense in their own heads, because they think they can fix their victims, they think they can fix their relationships, they think they can stop you from leaving, they think they can make you a better partner to them, they think that means you need to do what they want. We've sort of constructed mental illness in a way that doing this shit to other people counts as a form of mental illness because it is anti social behavior in the literal sense— it is behavior that causes social harm.
I don't say any of this to excuse it. I think everyone needs to be more aware of this because if you think abuse has to be intentional you will never realize you are capable of abusive behavior. You will never realize you are being shitty to the people you love, because YOU know what you mean, YOU know you don't mean any harm. But you're doing harm. You need to pay attention to the impact you have on other people, and you need to do it all the time, Especially when you feel least capable of doing so. Sorry! You live in a society. Get your head out of your ass.
So many political posts I hate boil down to "I don't want to organize and work with people I hate and fight for small, incremental victories, I just want to start a revolution where everyone magically becomes an automaton who acts exactly the way I think they should act"
Like damn man, I want that too. Unfortunately I live in reality though so we're stuck with the first thing.

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I’m sorry my lovelies but the reason you hate yourself is because you treat you like shit. If you came up to me and then told me I was a fuck up who could never do anything right I'd fucking hate you too.
if you didn't let me go to bed until after midnight because you'd rather watch Netflix than let me rest, and then got mad at me for not being productive the next day I'd be PISSED
You keep calling me a fatass but you tell other overweight people they’re beautiful? Why do you keep shitting on MY weight, then?
Oh? It’s different if it’s me? Wow fuck you too
Love is a verb! Self love isn’t a warm fuzzy feeling, it is compassion and action in support of yourself!
And yes, this includes having compassion for the bully in your head. Unfortunately that part is also you and deserves as much of your understanding as the rest of you.
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This is the real reason why you need to be kind to the bully in your brain too, because that motherfucker is really good at doing a switcheroo when you're not paying attention.