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Stardew Valley is on sale on Steam for $8.99 right now! It’s normally $14.99 and it’s never fuckin on sale so that’s a good deal! Also it’s an awesome farming/dating/fighting game and you can be gay, which is the most important.
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y'all: hey I LOVE bringing pain onto my OCs, I’m traumatizing every single one of them hehe!!! *shows a drawing of an OC being violently brutalized* this is so fun!!!!!
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DA:I is on sale for $5
Until January 11th, Dragon Age Inquisition is on sale on Origin for $4.99 USD
The Deluxe edition is 7.49 USD and the Game of the Year Edition (includes the DLCs, including Trespasser) is 9.99
If you’ve wanted to play it but couldn’t afford a 20-40 dollar game, now is a good time to save your money and get it
Edit: Both DA:O and DA2 are both on sale for $5 each. DA:O Awakening is currently on sale for $6.66. Not kidding.
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Not related to this blog at all, but I’m gay and I don’t want to see anyone saying being gay got you the death penalty in 1899.
“The most surprising thing about homosexuality in the Old West is not that it was rare in the rugged, macho world of the cowboy, but that it was so common and so not a big deal.”
“Society didn’t really designate people as homosexual or heterosexual through most of the 19th century; it was not really until the 20th century that those identities crystallized.”
“But nobody would have called them gay or even homosexual—a word that wasn’t even used until 1868. (Heterosexual is an even newer word, which first appeared in print in 1924.)”
“They may have been called punk… There was even a name for same-sex “marriages”… cowboys and miners settled into partnerships that other men recognized (and sometimes referred to) as ‘bachelor marriages.’”
“As early as 1948, Alfred C. Kinsey in Sexual Behavior in the Human Male shocked many when he found “the highest frequencies of the homosexual we have ever secured anywhere have been in particular rural communities in some of the remote sections of the country… There is a fair amount of sexual contact among the older males in Western rural areas… These are men who have faced the rigors of nature in the wild. They live on realities and on a minimum of theory. Such a background breeds the attitude that sex is sex, irrespective of the nature of the partner with whom the relation is had.”
(Male) homosexuality fell under the blanket term “sodomy” during the 1700s and 1800s. “Sodomy” was no longer punishable by death by the late 1700s (except in the Carolinas). ALL recorded trials against “sodomy” were cases of rape until 1880, meaning consensual homosexual sex was not really being punished by the law at the time.
“In the 19th century, lesbians were only accepted if they hid their sexual orientation and were presumed to be merely friends with their partners. For example, the term “Boston marriage” was used to describe a committed relationship between two unmarried women who were usually financially independent and often shared a house…"
Fast Facts
The poet Walt Whitman wrote openly about homosexuality in the 19th century.
What is known as the first gay American novel was published in 1870.
In the same year was the first published categorization of sexual identities, ie. homosexual vs. hetersexual.
“Lesbian” was used as early as 1732.
Not particularly relevant, but this trend of acceptance for gay men and women continued growing until the mid 1930s.
Sources:
True West Magazine and Wikipedia. I don’t have time rn to pull more sources but feel free to do your own research.
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Carson you cant just show everyone my special mulan background character icon what if the feds see
hmmmmm
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i actually saw someone talking to a short person like this once and i lost it
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I’m not very good with heights.
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cassandra: tell me about the champion
varric, thinking of all the times he got rawed by hawke:
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it’s required by law that you respond to any and all anders discourse discussions with this pic
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Do you ever think about, like, post-game Deacon with his natural hair grown out and whether it’s graying around the ears a bit? Because I do. A lot.
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