知らないと言う罪と 知りすぎる罠

pleuvoire:

oomf so right

tsunflowers:

rita: the tremor in moffun’s voice as he realizes the hat is too small for him hints at the constant tension he feels about wanting to be accepted by human society but knowing that he will always be othered by them. a master class in both animation and voice acting

morphonia: he looks so cute with the lil hat on though!

weedplantar:

Personality test, is 80f/26c too hot for you?

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my favourite type of poster on here—unironically—is the subgroup of people who make long informed thoughtful and obviously passionate analytical posts detailing the various discourses of their media of choice in relation to theory texts or adjacent literary traditions with all the gumption and sincerity and breadth of knowledge of, like, shakespeare scholars; except, and this is the most crucial element, the media of choice has to just kind of suck, like, at least a bit

girlblocker:

you guys love mean lesbians until theyre mean or theyre lesbians

demilypyro:

demilypyro:

This is true I think, everyone just has very normal and even-minded thoughts and opinions about transfeminine sexuality

crippled-pvp:

crippled-pvp:

unity amongst disabled people would look like neurodivergent people advocating for elevator access. not neurodivergents changing “accessibility” in venues to mean “accessible for people with adhd” or “accessibility for sensory issues” when most places literally can’t even accommodate the most basic ass fucking wheelchairs. we literally just want to go to the same places as y’all and it’s still too much for ablebodieds. it fucking sucks

do you have any idea how disappointing it is to see the word “accessible” next to “for neurodivergent people” for something/somewhere that you’ve literally never have been able to do because of your physical disabilities and mobility aids. lmao

sivavakkiyar:

Guernica: What do you mean when you say that Americans don’t engage with the world?

Rabih Alameddine: We pick one writer from every country and think that’s what that literature is. Colombia—Gabriel García Márquez—yay! Chile—Roberto Bolaño—yay! One writer from each country begins to represent an entire worldview. I should tell you now, I represent all Lebanese. No—all Arabs. Read my books and you’ll understand what all Arabs are like. [a thoughtful pause] If I am supposed to represent the Arabs, we’re in deep shit.