My name's Kaitlin! I like writing, art, video games, cartoons, OCs, monsters, and a lot of other stuff.
people have been saying this since like 2014 but you guys seriously for real need to get some identity-shaping real life hobbies. basing your entire sense of self off a fabricated persona you developed by carefully exchanging social currency online is not sustainable or healthy
the fact that you see this as some kind of vaguepost and not face value genuine advice is indicative of the exact problem i’ve addressed here
haha, everybody had a sparkly oversaturated deviantart fursona when they were 12, right
…right?
getting pretty tired of people vandalizing the austin powers wiki
You know what. This post really unsettled me because back in like june or july i vandalized the austin power fan wiki and on austin powers’ page i changed his name to “Steve Harvey” and under his alias i put “Mr. Fuck” and other things. I think you know. I’m so fucking sorry hotbobby
and so the cheese draws out the mouse
this is a great title because it makes it sound like the globe decided to up the tragedy by literally murdering random theatregoers
“We think of men as antiheroes, as capable of occupying an intense and fascinating moral grey area; of being able to fall, and rise, and fall again, but still be worthy of love on some fundamental level, because if it was the world and its failings that broke them, then we surely must owe them some sympathy. But women aren’t allowed to be broken by the world; or if we are, it’s the breaking that makes us villains. Wronged women turn into avenging furies, inhuman and monstrous: once we cross to the dark side, we become adversaries to be defeated, not lost souls in need of mending. Which is what happens, when you let benevolent sexism invest you in the idea that women are humanity’s moral guardians and men its native renegades: because if female goodness is only ever an inherent quality – something we’re born both with and to be – then once lost, it must necessarily be lost forever, a severed limb we can’t regrow. Whereas male goodness, by virtue of being an acquired quality – something bestowed through the kindness of women, earned through right action or learned through struggle – can just as necessarily be gained and lost multiple times without being tarnished, like a jewel we might pawn in hardship, and later reclaim.”
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Foz Meadows (Gender, Orphan Black & The Meta of Meta)
Look at your stories - don’t just count who gets to be the hero and the villain (what kind of hero? what kind of villain?); count who gets the redemption arcs.
(via notsosilentsister)
molly and caduceus are like an unstoppable bullshitter meets an immovable no-nonsense kinda guy
caduceus: (after having listened to one of molly’s spiels) that was a nice story. none of that is true, is it?
molly: (mildly intimidated) i like this guy
