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some just long to be understood

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I wish people realized what a waste it is that they're not putting butches in their things. So often I see a male character and think if he was a butch woman he'd be the best female character of all time

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they should let you get xrays and mris just cause. i wanna see what my skelinton looks like. i wanna see my organs and shit

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t-shirt that says i <3 when fictional characters make shortsighted and selfish decisions that will certainly make things worse and lead them to ruin

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God, there really is nothing like 20s detective fiction to remind you that prejudice is a social construct.

You'll have a story with a crossdressing thief which is mildly transmisogynistic but completely devoid of modern vitriol; it literally comes off as "here is a fun oddity that lets me be Clever about French grammar"

And in the very next story you will learn fifteen different slurs for Italians

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i have genuinely one of the weirdest skills to be able to brag about

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Sun Wukong in opera costume, took some inspiration from his design in Black Myth: Wukong but I tweak his face to be more monke 🍑🍑🍑

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One should always have at least 2 craft projects going. That way, when one of them is messed up and misbehaving, you can switch to another, and let the first one sit there and think about what it's done.

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Imagine a world where every book was just a retelling of Watership Down. Every book someone recommends to you - dystopian YA novel, historical fiction, murder mystery - was carried out through the medium of sapient rabbits. Most of them even still using specific terms from the lapine language, and, by default, sharing the setting of rural midcentury Britain. Like, there are other books with other settings and other archetypes, but the vast majority of stories are shoehorned into somehow being about rabbits in burrows. You might think I'm setting up a metaphor for the corporate monopoly held by Wizards of the Coast through Dungeons and Dragons, but, actually, I just wanted you to imagine this world with me. Wouldn't it be perfect?

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Bi-donna you moved me