No joke this is the reason I was such an awful teenager bc I made mean quippy jokes to all of my friends and eventually they were like hey you’re just not a nice person anymore and I thought well that doesn’t happen on tv
girl told me her drink was supposed to be oat milk and I actually said “did you say that to the person taking your order?” and her answer was “no”. we remade it anyway and she started addressing me by name and thanking me profusely. girl I was literally mean to you
izuku buys stupid ass tshirts for his daughter when shes too little to dress herself so katsuki comes out of patrol like twice a week to pick his kid up from daycare and shes wearing a shirt that says "Tuesday Shirt" in block letters
does anyone else go through phases where they find a youtube & binge their content for weeks & then stop watching for months & years until they rediscover it again?
im not even joking when those hidden inventory film extras hit the tl i had to take a minute to collect myself like seeing her goofing around, smiling so wide her eyes crinkled and just being a child with her friends that shit genuinely broke something in me
when male characters aren’t fleshed out, fans become surrogate authors to help. if a female character isn’t fleshed out, then that’s it. no reason to engage w her beyond parameters set by her author & fandom. sad that this thought killing tool is considered “literary criticism”
dad sent a text in the family group chat that said “we hiked to the lake edge today” and mom immediately responded with a picture of the lake edge they hiked to together i said oh i’m sure
Hoyoverse is not only popular but it has one of the best fanmerch policies out there. It’s an extremely low risk!
If there’s a series you don’t see much of in artist alley it’s because they are likely aggressive with IP protections. Examples below ⬇️
It's almost like all this performative outrage is just misogyny & misogyny's ineluctable destination is sexual violence. Exclusively for women. For men to feel dominant & powerful.