#Holy...wow y'all

[alienfailboy]

what the fuck are these gay doctors doing on my screen

WHY ARE THEY DOOMED I CANT

[loveridden1999]

people who still hate Joe Alwyn need to get a life asap

[dreams-and-honor]

THE JASON SHIP ART GOT 49 NOTES, HELLO????????

[koterkot]

i'm probably a system but i have a job so idrc about that rn

[saunteredserpent]

tfw the imposter syndrome hits

(okay to reblog)

[joshduhamels]

Carrie Underwood Photographed For NBC's "Sunday Night Football" Promos | 2023.

[simptasia]

being in the DS9 fandom, you'll discover there are so many ways for people to be wrong about julian bashir

[skyloftian-nutcase]

Ok, it's official, the Hyrule Warriors predecessors have gobbled up my brain, I'm obsessed. I'm sorry in advance.

[it-was-dead-when-i-found-it]

Guess which Fool thought it would be fun to watch Interstellar for the first time, knowing I'd have to pause an hour before the end to fix my sleep schedule?

It's me, I'm the Fool

Oh wow I'm Suffering

[bilesproblems]

Making a new post because the tags broke.

I ran this poll (link) to see how many mspec lesbians were aspec. I was curious after talking about how aphobia and luniaphobia overlapped and wanted to know. The results, though from a small pool of 61 respondants, were shocking to me.

11.5% (7 respondants) of the votes were from non-mspec lesbians, and the other 88.5% (54 respondants) came from mspec lesbians. Percentages on the poll will not match the percentages that I will share, because the ones I share are recalculated to reflect only the percentage of mspec lesbian voters.

Of mspec lesbian respondants, 92.59% (50 respondants) identified as some form of aspec, making up 81.97% of total respondants

Of mspec lesbian respondants, 24.07% (13 respondants) identified as asexual or acespec as their only aspec identity, making up 21.3% of total respondants

Of mspec lesbian respondants, 12.96% (7 respondants) identified as aromantic or arospec as their only aspec identity, making up 11.5% of total respondants

Of mspec lesbian respondants, 3.7% (2 respondants) identified as aplatonic or aplspec as their only aspec identity, making up 3.3% of total respondants

Of mspec lesbian respondants, 1.85% (1 respondant) identified with another atertiary label as their only aspec identity, making up 1.6% of total respondants

Of mspec lesbian respondants, exactly 50% (27 respondants) identified as more than one of these, having multiple aspec identities, making up 44.3% of total respondants

Of mspec lesbian respondants, only 7.41% of respondants identified as fully allo and did not identify with any aspec identity.

What this suggests: this poll suggests that the vast, vast majority of mspec lesbians are aspec in some way, shape, or form, and that result suggests that there is some sort of relationship between identifying as aspec and identifying as an mspec lesbian that is worth exploring.

Controls: Non-mspec lesbians were given their own separate option to avoid them skewing results. Mspec lesbian tags were used for reach but it may not have worked very well since the post doesn't appear in the bi lesbian tag on my end. Most if not all of my followers are mspec lesbians. However, there were no controls for accidental misvotes or intentional skewing from respondants. Nothing on the poll or about the poll, nor anything about myself, should have resulted in more aspec mspec lesbians voting than allo mspec lesbians, so intentional or accidental sampling bias could not have happened.

Limitations: The small sample size of 61 respondants does leave room for random sampling bias, which is when a random sample ends up not reflecting the general population. The lack of control on voters could have skewed results.

This has overall been a fascinating bit of research. I think my aphobia essay will be not about aphobia but mspec lesbians and the anattractional spectrum overall, with aphobia being a part of that essay but not the only part. Thank you everyone who voted, and I hope you all find this very interesting! Feel free to use these results to prove "mspec lesbians are appropriating aspecs by using the SAM" wrong and stick around for the eventual massive research paper on mspec lesbians and aspec identity.

[rainbow-arrow]

talked to a vendor at the con today and when i mentioned miraculous, they said 'i just finished season five last month' to which i said, 'oh i'm sorry.'

first time ever someone was confused by that reaction

[moinsbienquekaworu]

Girl people on here were NOT kidding about Eliot Spencer Leverage

[i-review-christmas-rom-coms]

a castle for christmas

my father is scottish. watching this made me wish he wasn't. maybe then i could pretend that this is something that i am ok with. probably not tho - i might just be ashamed to be associated with this intellectual property through my heritage.

is it particularly offensive? *sighs* i guess not. do i remember most of the plot besides the icky feeling of both watches? nope not at all.

maybe one day i'll drink a lot of bourbon and i'll go for a hat trick so i can do a proper review. that day is not today though, and the voices are screaming for me to articulate exactly how this movie made me feel.

blegh. that's it.

6/10

[rainbowangel110]

*playing through the first quest of the Nine Colored Deer season*

Narration: The Child was scared.

Me trying to hide from krill on 0 light: Oh, really?! You don't say??!?? I couldn't imagine why?!?

[fuckin-sick-bih]

if you and your partner/SO have never just done trope-y cliché shit for funsies... DO IT. i absolutely highly recommend being cliché as FUCK

[fe-sibling-duo-tournament]

can i stop reblogging stuff to the wrong blog