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Superman says fuck ICE. Be like Superman

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Link to original

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immortality as theft (you have to steal life from something else) immortality as parasitism (there is something else inside You that is keeping you alive and you become less of yourself more and more the longer it stays in you) immortality as violence (everything is trying to kill you because everything is supposed to die and the universe will always try to find a way to right the wrong that is You) you understand

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i am actually insufferable once I get comfortable with someone

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when things are already pretty horsey but then the situation

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A Yummy Treat For Me...

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she understood me tbh

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Here is fizz! He's just a guy who's really tired all day... from partying all night. He likes sour stuff because it gives him a kick that wakes him up to be active at night, so he always carries a bag of sour candy He enjoys acid/sour music, whatever that means...

(The neon colors are when he is party mode)

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"we're at war with the middle east now" you never stopped being at war with the middle east you idiots.

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Sound on. How dogs navigate stairs.

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is it cool if I invite my decapitated head

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my creative writing prof also HATES fantasy. as in if she asks for an example of symbolism in a book, and you give something from a fantasy novel, she’ll ask for an example from a “non-commercial book” instead.

I dunno man, people can have preferences, but the second you discount the artistic merit of sci fi and fantasy I stop taking your opinion seriously. and there’s such a big culture in Canada of only valuing literary fiction, to the point where one of our biggest authors, Margaret Atwood, refused for a while to classify her books as sci fi or fantasy. she said they were “speculative fiction”, which is entirely separate and very highbrow (sarcasm).

and I could go on about how Octavia Butler and Ursula Le Guin wrote books every bit as intellectual (and honestly, even more so) than their literary counterparts, but I am also an enjoyer of schlock!! I think there’s artistic merit in animorphs, and in isekais where a japanese schoolgirl reincarnates into a magical spider who has to level up like it’s a video game! it’s like with everything, you can’t draw a clean line that separates ‘art’ from ‘non-art’ or even ‘lesser art’, and pretending you can do so just makes you look ignorant and goofy. in my opinion.