I don't even know

but. az least with these i can assume that the poster found them already like this and shared them that way.

but what really pisees me off is if people censore shit while they write

what is ist with wanting to curse but not saying a curse word???

i didn't interact with the post put there was a fandom event going around with the tagline: finish your sh!t

and like. bitch, if saying shit makes you uncomfortable, which is fucking ridiculouse in an all ratings welcome context. you do realize you can just... not say shit. right?

finish your crap! finish your stuff! finish your wip! "i'm fu*cking mad!"

no, your fucking stupid and weridass performative because if you dont wanna write fuck, you dont have to. either fucking commit to it or just. dont. use. the word

“I just think it is strange. How do you humans not test for anomalies when you enter your Garrison, yet you regularly perform vivisections.”

“Woah! We do not do that,” James blurted out, horrified at the thought. “Who gave you that idea?”

Pointedly Ilun looked at Keith who in turn threw his arms up in exasperation.

“Appendectomy! She is talking about an appendectomy!” He hastened to explain, then glared at Ilun again. “Which is not a vivisection. Stop calling it that.”

“You cut up each other and remove organs, while alive. Sounds like a vivisection to me.”

“Appendectomies are considered general surgeries and are usually performed laproscopically, meaning a minimally invasive, under general anesthesia. They are a standard safety procedures required for all personnel that is set to either leave for space or other secluded bases like Antarctica. Everyone on the Atlas would have their appendix removed. Appendectomy dates all the way back to 1731 in earths Gregorian calendar which is roughly 600 deca-phobes ago. It predates the first organ donation by over 200 deca-phobes.”

They all turned to look at Ina. Ilun slowly blinked her completely yellow, blank eyes at her.