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Here’s an emo poem i wrote 3 years ago enjoy

I'm not concealing You have faith in me, I grin gleefully Behind the pleasantry a war is being waged Underneath my eyes and mouth, there's a wound I put a knife in it and twist I can't cope with this If I removed It, It could all end The risk that comes has me twist it even more, as proof I'm an addict, anguish is my drug The more I show, the more I conceal The exercise of deception is exhausting It gets heavier when you aren't even lying It all feels too real Please give me a reason to flee In my mind its the knife or you But the possibility of having none is too real An open wound is too much to bear, a real scare Anything to keep the blood from flowing Forbid I realize there's a problem The moments of bliss you give me, I feel the teeth grind I hear him knock on the door of my mind I hear his consuming voice He forever looms over me, a constant reminder of the truth that isn't real His hand held firm over mine, laughing so He threatens to pull it out Anything to keep the blood from flowing, I plead Please leave, you don't belong Why are you here?

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hello pls help

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Big mood

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pls rember

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the perfect trap

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one of my favorite cosplayers on here is worried about their cosplays now after looking for examples. Its an SU character, and I guess there's a bunch of posts that say cause they are black-coded, if you aren't black you cannot cosplay as them. Firstly, cosplay whoever the hell you want, that's the point. Second, isn't racial coding literally the same as stereotyping???

I’m no cosplayer, but aren’t a lot of cosplays of Japanese anime characters, anyway? Unless these are examples of yellow-face:

then who cares, right? People clearly adore the character that they want to cosplay as. They’re putting in time and effort to do their best to look like them. And look at those two and how happy they are. I mean, I get the point if someone were to “black up” because there’s no need, but – you’ll have to forgive my disability here, I can’t tell the difference between colours that are very similar – isn’t the allegedly “black-coded” character purple? So a cosplayer would have to make paint their skin purple to cosplay as her, just like a cosplayer would have to paint their skin green if they wanted to cosplay as the original cartoon Maleficent?

But secondly: of course “–coding” is the same as stereotyping.

That would be like you coming to me and saying, “Hey, Shal, there’s this character who’s Jewish-coded.”

And I’d say, “What? Jewish-coded? How?”

“Well, they’ve got a huge nose, curly hair and really, really love money. That means that they’re definitely supposed to be Jewish, right?”

And then I’d have to slam my head repeatedly into a wall, because that would be you outing yourself as an antisemite.

I just cannot believe that there’s “discourse” about this. It’s basically dressing up and playing pretend with something that you love. People need to calm down and just let others enjoy things without turning it into some kind of life-or-death battleground.

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Last veteran of his WWII battle group marching alone in Memorial Day Parade.

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ANA WAS A MISTAKE

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I can’t get enough the fan made family dynamics of Overwatch. Dad 76 and Mercy Mom. Bonus: grandpa reinhardt and nANA.

(work has been busy and this is the best i could put out after weeks of nothing? forgive me, friends.)

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hello!! I did it!! everyone in overwatch crossing, yahoo!! TTvTT

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tfw you get amazing head scritchins

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i bought these chocolate goldfish and they taste like thin mints damn i fuckin love them