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benshapiro-unofficial · 8 months
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Dear Liberals,
Why the fuck is vampire Elon Musk outside my house. Who gave him my address? Shame on you guys.
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milkcritter · 1 year
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i want to be very clear with all of you i may be a blue haired trans person on the internet but i am still a hick deep down. i have helped a sheep through labor and killed another with my bare hands. just in case any of my mutuals wanna shit on appalachians or southerners, know that i am one of them
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livthinksstuff · 6 months
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Just thinking about how Chen Yi was always so stern and uptight with basically the same tense facial expression no matter what but started to dimple-beam at Ai Di as if he was the sun himself as soon as he declared his love for him and found it reciprocated and it makes me giddy.
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Okay okay, you all might've noticed I'm hyperfixating on 2010 Spartacus again. Here are some scattered thoughts on it, and also a desperate attempt to get my followers to watch it.
This show was so ahead of its time, guys. If this show came out today, the fandom would be insane I'm telling you. A Starz original series about slaves starting an uprising that's literally all about mostly naked men fighting and killing each other in the most brutal, bloody, hyper-masculine ways, but then also fucking each other and no one bats an eye because it's Rome? And also the main gay couple are the only characters that live at the end??? And go start a goat farm?? It's like an uno reverse bury your gays. It's a bury your straights. Bury your everyone but the gays.
Alright a decent amount of gays die as well, but not the mains!!
The fandom would be in the trenches. There would be Barca/Auctus vs Barca/Pietros ship wars. We'd be rioting over the Ashur reboot right now because it's not the nagron on their goat farm show we all wanted. I'm telling you this shit would rival Our Flag Means Death in its cultural impact.
I mean, it's also a pretty poignant show with great themes on freedom and humanity as well, but that's a whole other post.
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whywontuluvme · 3 months
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There's something about dramas like Our Liberation Notes, Call it love, Summer Strike and Tell Me that You Love me that just heal me and provide me with so much comfort.
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libraryleopard · 3 months
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Young adult contemporary coming-of-age story (releases 4/16, I read an early copy from Netgalley)
Follows two first-year students at Wellesley College who run dueling anonymous advice columns and befriend each other in real life as they bonded over both being aroace, unaware of the other's internet identity
Platonic love story
Explores themes like aroace identity, finding community, being the queer child of immigrants, and trying to find your place in the world as a young adult looking towards the future
Love letter to platonic/familial love and finding community
Aromantic asexual Chinese American protagonist; aromantic asexual gender-questioning/nonbinary (she/they) protagonist; lots of QPOC side characters
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bruttal-scars · 7 months
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Sometimes I'm too vulnerable and sometimes I hold a very strong opinion about anything. No one can get confused more than me by the traits I possess in myself.
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benshapiro-unofficial · 11 months
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Dear Liberals,
If gay sex isn’t a sin, then why does Matt Walsh call me a bad boy when he pleasures my prostate?
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titleofpersonage-p01 · 9 months
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OMG THIS WAS LITERALLY ME AT 11YRS OLD.
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grandtyphoonpoetry · 3 months
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Icarus may have laughed as he fell. In some versions of the story Icarus was just a young boy, kept in the dark for too long and so enamoured by the world around him that ended up being his doom. In others he was bold and confident and curious, instructions for what not to do were more like a guideline for what he now must try, but the instructions were there for a reason. Yet still in another version of the story Icarus was finally free and no chains, even well meaning ones, would ever keep him down again. He couldn't have been much older than 17, he suffered incredible hardship, he got so far only to fall in the end. We all relate to Icarus in the end. We've gone through so much, lasted so long, and we just have to decide whether after all that, we too will let ourselves fall.
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skxrbrand · 6 months
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𝐀𝐒𝐏𝐄𝐂𝐓 𝐎𝐅 𝐊𝐇𝐎𝐑𝐍𝐄 - 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐁𝐑𝐀𝐒𝐒 𝐁𝐄𝐋𝐋𝐀𝐃𝐎𝐍𝐀
Generally speaking, the gender skew of chaos worshippers leans male and only leans further in that direction the higher up the hierarchy you climb. This is especially true for Khorne, God of War and Lord of Murder, for War and Murder are primarily masculine domains. However, it would be false to say Khorne's followers are completely bereft of female presence, even taking Queen Valkia into consideration.
It would even be false to call Khorne a purely masculine god for while it is true that the Blood God's many aspects are sharply male in their presentation, there is one who is not and that is the Brass Belladona. The Brass Belladona is an aspect of Khorne worshipped by the Brass Sisters, a Marauding group of women founded by a Southerner named Maegin.
According to the visions seen within the battle-highs of slaying the enemy and drinking their blood, the Belladona is a large, hyenoid creature resembling the spotted carrion dogs of Araby. Her snout is a bloody thing of bone and sinew with massive brass fangs. She is a broad-bodied beast encased in night-black armor scored in red-runes. From her skinless muzzle drips bright red venom that drives any who comes in contact with it into a furious blood-rage. The Belladona has sharp, shoed hooves and a ridge of ruddy fur runs down her neck. In one gauntlet, she carries a weapon that is axe as much as mace and often does she lave her tongue over the weapon, making it venomous. Some say it was Hashut himself who gifted her this axe. The Belladona sits atop a mountain of brassed bones and skulls, of foe and friend alike, and where possible her followers dip their skull trophies in metal or, failing that, dyes before offering them.
As the sisters headed north, they brought their particular spin on Khornate worship with them; some remained in the civilized worlds to propagate their God's edicts via cults, while others hunted down and slew the Northerners who had created them in the first place. Not for vengeance, at least not primarily, but a simple love of battle.
While some more "mainstream" Khornates sneer at this slight dogleg of interpretation regarding Khorne, others have met the Brass Sisters and battled them. They have seen evidence of their Lord's blessing upon these warrior women. The Belladona warps her chosen into lycan-adjacent forms similar to skin wolves, but instead of wolves they resemble grotesque hyena abominations with tawny, ruddy, or even brass fur. These monsters are called Skullgnawers and they bear the mark of Khorne in some form or fashion.
Other, more mundane worshipers of the Belladona often poison their weapons in the manner of their god. They use a variety of poisons, but deadly nightshade is the most valued. This same poison is ingested in smaller amounts in order to produce the delirium that supposedly connects a warrior to the Belladona (or kills them, as is the Belladona's whim).
In the modern age, the Brass Belladona is acknowledged readily by all genders of Khornate worshipper, though usually as a minor aspect. There are stronger notions of kinship and blood ties among this sect of Khornate worshippers, with values such as loyalty and honesty elevated alongside savagery and martial might. There is some debate among the tribes as to the exact identity of the Belladona, with most claiming that she is an aspect of Khorne directly while others, namely men who cannot resolve the feminine nature of the deity with the largely male view of Khorne himself, claiming the Brass Belladona is the daughter of Khorne.
Kharkhsyk is the specific name of this manifestation ( and A'khsdóttir the name for those who subscribe to the Belladona being the scion of Khorne rather than Khorne himself)
Like Hyenas, tribes that worship the Brass Belladona tend to be led by women and those women are very commonly warped in some way by chaos. It is sometimes said that only the Belladonic Clans give birth to true men and women of Khorne.
The Brass Belladona is an aspect of Khorne mentioned in Age of Sigmar's Khornate Battletomes.
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arsonists-oatmeal · 5 months
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I swear some of yall only say "ACAB" because you think its trendy to be anti authority. You need to understand that that acronym was born out of actual pain that people have experienced by the police. And im not just talking about getting speeding or parking tickets (though im not saying that tickets can not be a source of great pain for people), im talking about things that have brought about personal risk of life. Things like police brutality, being arrested, getting a "mental health check" via police. People say ACAB because they have been hurt by police, and see the problems with the police, and how they are all bastards via how they systematically protect the bad ones and encourage violence. They don't say it just to be rebellious or something. So like, if you say ACAB, you better believe it, because I see a lot of the (usually white) liberal crowd shout it at the top of their lungs, and then turn around and call the cops on their marginalized peers the moment they act weird
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hussyknee · 9 months
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This white liberal USAmerican nightmare used Perfume Genius's version of Can't Help Falling In Love WTFFFFF that is Alexis Hall's give it back!!
Luc and Oliver sweetie I am so sorry I can't believe an ugly ass cis het bootlicking bitch like Berlanti would even do that to you
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