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I love this account. They keep getting community notes too.

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EMMAAA !! (fanart)

reference from pinterest <3: https://pin.it/1YQlpzCbp

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Museums not giving stolen artifacts and bodies back is bonkers. Like what if someone from China went into Arlington cemetery and dug up JFK’s dead body and took him and his eternal flame back to China and refused to give him back like that would be pretty messed up and kind of weird right like put John back that’s not where he goes but that’s basically what the British museum does every day

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People in the UK especially, please don't give your ID to Spotify

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My beloved Michael

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there is also something kind of gross to me about the constant insinuations that the "questioning social norms" component of autism immediately turns every autistic person into a genderfuckery kinkster leftist who don't give a fuck. and I say this as someone who is a genderfuckery kinkster leftist. autism isn't a political alignment, it's a disability. sometimes the autism 'sense of justice' is wrong. sometimes an autistic person will find a home in conservative ideologies for many of the same reasons as other autistic people will find a home in communist ideologies. sometimes the autistic communist will come up with dogshit analysis even as they're guided by their sense of justice, because good political analysis isn't a feeling or a neurotype, it's a skill that you cultivate. I know it would be pleasant and emotionally soothing for you to be able to believe that autism turns someone into a superpowered leftist but it's a politically fraught and deeply questionable line of thought to be feeding into

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You might only be a henchman, but you are competent enough that you could be a supervillain in your own right, if you wanted to. After a particularly long and difficult fight the hero asks you why you choose to remain in the villain's shadow.

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complimented a cashier on her turtle pin this morning and she said "oh thanks, I am a little bit of a Turtle Person" with the carefully contained energy of Cookie Monster telling you he's mildly fond of chocolate chips

I hope she and the multiple tons of turtle merch she definitely has at home are having a wonderful day

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Quick winter scene study ❄️✍️

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I find it interesting that the yttd fandom took the "he told me I was going to get better" thing and used it to judge Midori's character when... It has nothing to do with him?

Without entering the implications of that line (coping mechanisms or getting rid of the problem entirely? People differ on those) it's still not what Midori believes. In all of those memories he's saying what he needs to say for the future participants to listen to him. He's holding a mirror towards them and when they're about to grasp into what they want the most, he puts the contract inbetween.

What I'm saying is that the line actually shows us a lot about Gin.

Of course, the way he feels about himself gets outed at the end of chapter 3-1 part b but it's sprinkled in moments like these. He doesn't like how he is. He wants to be stronger, dependable, he wants to do stuff on his own.

He wants to get better. To be better.

It's subtle, but his feeling of being a burden is carried during the whole game, and so is his determination to make himself useful. He runs after Nao, protects Sara by hiding information even if it makes him a target, he tries to silence his sobbing when Sara's holding him, he goes to the lower floor alone and hides what he's found AGAIN, probably because hayasaka mentions Sara's name. He tries to save him, too. It just keeps escalating, getting dangerous, getting desperate.

He thinks his mother thinks he's "too much trouble" and gets surprised when he discovers she doesn't.

Of course the way to get to a kid like that is to tell him he will get better. Of course it is.

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cant help but notice my porcelain critter figures are no longer arranged by height but by taxonomy. who could have done this

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haters do not want you to know this but if you pick up something heavy every day it will eventually stop being quite as heavy. this is because the heavy thing, having witnessed your dedication, begins to yield its essence to you. and you, in turn, begin to absorb that essence into your own being. this is what makes people strong. the more essence you absorb, the stronger you become, and the more respect you command from the world around you.

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my favorite genre of bearded vulture images is old people cradling them like babies

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props to stem people wtf! i can bullshit my way through any english essay because literally u just have to say stuff. but for stem paper u have to say stuff AND it has to be true. wack.