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day 167 | excerpt from ‘the worm king’s lullaby’ by richard siken [id in alt]

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unckuna

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a little mock postage stamp i did a while ago. free to download (X) and print as stickers, posters or whatever you like.

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i watched one (1) video on how to draw hands that changed my life forever. like. i can suddenly draw hands again

these were all drawn without reference btw. i can just. Understand Hands now (for the most part, im sure theres definitely inaccuracies). im a little baffled

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trying to boil them down to their bare essentials for easier writing…. i don’t think i’m doing it right 😭

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the first sin was a woman who became aware of her own conscious.

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honestly idgaf about like. putting queer discourse into a community poll as if its up for debate but genuinely if you don't include or support asexual and aromantic people you should unfollow me. don't want you here and yes that includes cisgender people and yes that includes straight people who are aro or ace. i don't caaaaaare dude thog don't care

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Of the Americans who fought in Korea or Vietnam, none were "innocent" by virtue of having been drafted. The moral choice there was to either dodge the draft, defect to the other side, or frag the guy giving orders. Anyone who chose otherwise was a criminal and a murderer. And once the draft was over and the army became volunteer-only, all the excuses vanished. Yes, there are people who were in Iraq or Afghanistan or Syria who regretted it, but regretting your crime doesn't undo it. That's just the minimum requirement for being a decent human being in the aftermath.

To everyone who says "you leftists can't go around hating on the troops, don't you want them to join the revolution?" I say "why would they join us if they couldn't handle being told the truth about the genocidal terrorist organization they volunteered for?" If their reaction upon hearing people call the US military murderers and terrorists is to deny or equivocate or rationalize their participation, then they're not yet fit to be a revolutionary. If we're trying to dismantle the imperialist warmongering empire that continues to use its might and influence to murder millions around the world that is the United States, what good is a person who balks at the notion that the troops who volunteer to pledge their lives and their loyalty in service of this empire might be complicit in its crimes?

An American soldier or veteran who is not ready to admit they were wrong will not be any more ready to join us if we lie to them and say they made no mistake in joining the US military. We only weaken our own messaging and our own position if we refuse to condemn not just the US military as an organization but all those who continue to participate in and defend its actions. The troops are not innocent.

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one year older!

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fanon stuff that contains June AND Caliborn is always funniest when instead of just taking the route of making Caliborn transphobic he instead is like "OH OF COURSE. IT MAKES SENSE NOW. YOU WERE SO WEAK WILLED. AND PATHETIC. OF COURSE YOU WERE A WOMAN."

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I know the Homestuck fandom mostly likes to focus on the Strilondes as tragic siblings but can we have a moment for the Harleyberts please. Please. Please, because the versions of June and Jade that we're left with at the end of the comic both come from a timeline where their sister is dead. Like, what if an alternative version of your sister from a world where you were killed ensures that your sister from your universe dies in front of you, leaving you alone and thinking she's gone forever for three years as part of a plan to change the timeline in a way that gives you a chance to live? What if, after all that time, you met your sister again, she's alive but she's not the sister that you lost (and you're not hers either)?

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Design line up yayayay I'll rb with more notes because i'm scared to mess up the formatting

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They could never make me hate you rose lalonde from the hit webcomic homestuck made in 2009 by andrew hussie.

I love her sm its the lesbian instincts bro idk

Redraw of this

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this straight up changed me as a person. killing myself in front of you to forever change your bond and the trajectory of your lives

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pic goes hard. feel free to reblog