I posted quite a lot last week and i promise i still am writing! Last week i had a bunch of days off and this week my full time college has started once again!! I'm studying to be a teacher so ive also been sick this whole week which is also fun...
I absolutely am writing though! I'm very m,uch back into it! So continue sending requests for warm winters
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the fact that almost every character in ofmd is specifically a gay man is seriously so fucking special like usually a show will have 1 character from a minority group and then that character has to be every single thing - a person the straight/homophobic audience can accept and even like, someone that deals with their issues the way they "should" be dealt with, someone who's not too much of anything but simultaneously everything because every expected trait has to be displayed at some point or another.... versus this show with its massive cast of characters who are all able to embody specific (and extremely varying) ways to be a gay man where all of their journeys and personalities and approaches to their sexualities are so unique to them but so true to people that exist in real life........ i wish i could express this better coz it's such an incredible thing to see it genuinely makes my chest hurt with how much it means to me
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What do you think Silver's original future in the post-06 timeline is like? In Rivals, what its like is never stated, and his motive is just to stop Eggman Nega and bring him back to the time period he belongs in. Some things like the cookbook mentioning him defaulting to survivalist thoughts and him being significantly more aggressive than he is in 06 could point towards it being another apocalyptic one, but there's nothing concrete about it
ive never played or watched sonic rivals or sonic rivals 2 (been meaning to for forever just never got around to it) so i could be missing some important details here but ive always assumed that its similar to what it was before? i never really thought about it too much i guess
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One of the attitudes that frustrates me most about the mainstream response to art these days is the general insistence that it must impart some grand moral lesson or enlighten you to something you did not already know. Art can and very often does exist merely as a reflection or portrayal or expression of something otherwise unseen. You write a poem about grief not to illustrate how to cope with it but to write about grief. To embody the disembodied and make it solid, tangible, palpable
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Yknow... I've spent so long focusing on me- what *I* want, what *my* reason for being alive is, that I think I completely forgot I can never separate my life from others- no matter where I look, other people are always at the core of what's important to me. Like yknow what? Maybe I don't want to be alive, maybe I don't see the value in life and it means nothing to me- but other people do. Other people *want* to live, for reasons that I simply don't have. And I think if me dying, or just trying to explain to explain how I think and feel even, would make that worse for someone else, then I don't want to. Because they deserve to keep the things that matter to them. Because I don't have a lot of faith in the meaning of life or hope that I'll have a happy future... but what I do have is faith in other people. Even if I shouldn't, I do and I'm not sorry for it.
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me explaining my situation to every psychiatrist as an adult: yeah i used to have really severe mental illness growing up so like. my perception for when i'm not doing okay is skewed, if i don't feel like i'm going to die every day then i don't consider that anxiety.
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be me
open twitter
new fucking ai tool that generates whole ass hyperrealistic videos from text prompts
wonder when im just going to have to give up on using the internet/trusting media in general because whether or not something is real will never Not be up for debate
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