miranda 🥀

multi, she/her, fandom hag 🔞🏳️‍🌈

[one dozen rats at a keyboard @PanasonicDX4500]

hi, it’s me, your next door neighbor. you might think I’m setting a lot of fireworks off tonight, but don’t worry, I have plenty saved for the next two to three weeks as well

[iki 🏹 @ikixrot]

imagine having tits so powerful that simply pumping them to a nasty beat has the ability to make an insane amount of people tap into your group

[SASHA @snoopyilya]

the cuntiest person in the entire game changers universe and no one clocked his bisexual ass. gay or european final winner

[miranda 🥀 @slownight]

happy birthday to Steve Rogers and the caesar salad.

[miranda 🥀 @slownight]

I think about this one all the time

[Pop Base @PopBase]

Today is Social Media Day.

What is your favorite social media post of all time?

[miranda 🥀 @slownight]

@mongerofsin maybe..

[miranda 🥀 @slownight]

Every time I get a notif that someone has reblogged my gifs on tumblr I think about how I should get back into making them

[Nagi🏒 @nagi_notes]

Reading that article, the comparison between Ilya and Shane just doesn't make sense to me. Ilya is a Russian player who came to North America for hockey, while Shane is a 3rd gen mixed Asian-Canadian. You really can't compare their cultural connections on the same level.

Also, the comment about having spaghetti for dinner is honestly baffling. A 3rd gen mixed kid having spaghetti with his parents is incredibly normal. Expecting them to eat a "traditional Asian meal" just to prove Shane’s heritage feels like pushing the exact stereotypes the article is trying to critique.

Forcing Shane to show "gestural or cultural signs" of his Asianness just feels like demanding performative representation. Letting his mixed Asian heritage be a natural part of his identity, rather than his entire personality, is actually a very realistic portrayal.

Is the representation perfect? Probably not, and I’m sure it has its flaws. But as an Asian viewer, I honestly feel the show handles his background with a lot of nuance through quiet details.

Think about Yuna reminding Shane he’s a role model for Asian kids in the brutal hockey world, his underlying need to meet his parents' expectations, or his conversation with Rose, hinting at how having a Western name gave him a different experience than his childhood friend with an Asian name.

It might lack in some areas, but I’d take these authentic moments any day over the forced, performative stereotypes people seem to be demanding.

[Mark Asch @MarkAschParody]

"A ship — a magnificent ship — full of gay men. And me" is also the plot of Moby-Dick

[mary @elaine_stritch]

“I am furious, but I am sailing” is an IMMEDIATE and PERMANENT entry into the personal lexicon

[☆ is talking to hong ?! @HONGSMINGKI]

pride month just got EXTENDED !!!!!

[neon (unserious) @neon_heartbeat]

CLose enough welcome back msscribe

[syd ✿ @petermjbags]

happy disability pride month to this post

[faiyaz 🔻🦕 @felixalgay]

new research on ai reveals about ~1/3rd of requests are for fiction (34%) with half of that being fanfiction rounding to about ~17% of all ai usage being for fanfiction.

imagine the impact that has on the climate. completely preventable.

https://t.co/orkZ29yyEc

[Pop Base @PopBase]

10 years ago today, SEVENTEEN released ‘Aju Nice.’

[َ @methaddiction]

good because you people are annoying as shit

[miranda 🥀 @slownight]

@mongerofsin all day every day

[remi 🔑💍🏒🦈 @chibibinch]

I hate how big hr has gotten because it’s attracting the wrong kinds of fic writers and the fact that they wanted to file the serial numbers off and turn this into a published work in such a new fandom space is very telling to me. clout is a disease

[gay baby tiger @stonerstorrie]

its always really funny when the low reading comprehension crowd tries to be like “according to the book (thing that is not according to the book)”

[aisha @cherrygazes]

it is easy to tell that a lot of hrtwt doesn’t actually watch sports (hockey, football, etc) in real life