Laini, 28, Vietnamese, they/them, gay ace, queer as fuck
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broooo did you seriously disturb my eternal rest & bring me back to this mortal coil just because my ancient enemy the eternal night has returned? after i sealed it away and everything? which one of you tampered with my binding runes 🙄
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"tbh we might have clowned on [aros & aces] a lil too harshly" bigotry. the term you're looking for is bigotry. denying communities their vocabulary and ability to safely exist because you think you're the personal arbiter of which identities are "valid" is bigotry. minimizing and infantilizing and harassing entire groups of people based on their orientation is bigotry. aphobia isn't some forgettable phase of being cringe as a teenager, it's bigotry that inflicted long term damage to these communities.
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We all know what erectile dysfunction is but literally no one is ever taught what vaginismus is and it can cause people to feel extremely lost, broken, and cause people to take their own lives. Raise. Awareness.
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When it was discovered that Zalim (ironically meaning, cruel) was in the company of two very young cubs, those at Ranthambore feared the worst: that, as an adult male, he would kill them. Instead, he surprised naturalists with his “motherly” behavior when he took in his twin daughters following the death of their mother.
At this time, science stated that tigers were only as social as mothers and cubs could go and that tiger fathers rarely interacted with their offspring. Zalim changed that when he was witnessed, month after month, caring for his daughters and teaching them how to hunt. Their relationship eventually ceased when the two girls were shifted to Sariska Tiger Reserve and Zalim went on to father another litter with the then-dominant tigress Sundari, the so-called Lady of the Lakes. When she too mysteriously disappeared, Zalim unsurprisingly took care of their cubs as well.
Ranthambore National Park, India Photograph taken via camera trap
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I think more historical fantasies and alt histories that have gay marriage be allowed should mess around with the societal implications of this. If your aristocracy allows gay marriage, why? As a release valve for inheritance problems, like monasticism was in parts of medieval Europe? As a way of removing your failchild from the line of succession by legally binding them to the failchild of your political ally, ensuring any offspring they both have will be illegitimate? How about a society where the lower classes are allowed to be gay but the nobility aren’t? Idk there’s just a lot of options that are more interesting than “homophobia just doesn’t real”
#my bigger problem with most ‘homophobia doesnt exist in this world’ type worlds is#…it does exist but the author is blind to their own biases#and never full deconstructed why such and such social standard exist#for example in A Taste of Gold and Iron one of the MAJOR PLOT POINTS is that K and E cannot consummate their marriage#because it would complicate divorce#but they’re both cis men. how can anyone prove theyve consummated their marriage?#why is it even a concern in a society that ostensibly does not care about paternal lineage#and especially between two cis men who cannot have biochildren together?#it’s just stupid.#so like im fine with books where homophobia is not a thing. but only if this is actually borne out in the details of the society
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African wild dog pups
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people are always slandering historians for saying reasonable things like "some things that seem romantic to us were platonic in the context of the times", when there's so many evil historians you actually have to look out for. number 1 : the closet royalist
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Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes)
Observed by irkuem, CC BY-NC
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Happy pride month to my dad. When I came out as bi to him, this man googled what it ment, look at me and said "ohh. Yeah. You get that from me. You'd have far more siblings of I only shaged women." And went right back to his work emails.
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batman & robin - "trust your partner to catch you when you fall"
"just close your eyes, remember your training... and trust your partner to be there for you." batman/nightwing: bloodborne (2002)
"what know what the key is to a good trapeze act? letting go... trusting that there's someone on the other side to catch you." detective comics (1937) #1074
"i always know the hands that will catch me." nightwing (2016) #100
"...because i've always had someone to catch me if i fell." nightwing (2016) #79
batman: legends of the dark knights (1989) #100
"i got you, kid. i won't let you fall--" nightwing (1996) #105
"when we were up on those ropes, there was no mom, no dad, and no son. we were partners... we were equal. each one of us made sure the others didn't fall. i didn't get to keep my promise. and i know i swore an oath to you... i know that this is dangerous. but just like my parents, we're more than partners... we're family. and i'm never going to let my family fall again." batman: urban legends (2021) #23
"and yet, watching them... their trust... he saw something for the first time." the boy wonder (2024) #1
"i've got you." nightwing (1996) #25
"you okay, robin?" the boy wonder (2024) #1
"we aren't just there to catch batman before he falls. he catches us." robins (2021) #5
"you caught me?" "always." batman: shadow war omega (2022) #1
"my job isn't to train you to make the same decisions i'd make. my job is to catch you, until you decide for yourself." batman and robin eternal (2015) #22
"robin! hang on!" "come on, girlie! reach! farther! or get ready to do the gotham splat! i got it! now hang on, and pray he can hold us both. but he's batman, so of course he'll hold us. it's official! i love this man!" robin (1993) #128
"out on the precipice. about to leap. knowing someone would catch you. not your mother. not your father. someone with a foot in the dark. just like me. someone who used fear as a weapon. batman." nightwing (2016) #2
"robin!" nightwing (1996) #? (written by devin grayson)
gotham knights (2000) #1
"dick. i didn't fall. i jumped. i jumped because i knew you'd catch me." nightwing (2016) #8
"and i try to pay bruce wayne back by doing for others what he did for me. by being their net. by catching them before they hit the ground." nightwing (2016) #1
batman and robin (2009) #9
red robin (2009) #12
"how'd you know? how did you know i'd be there to save you?" "you're my brother, dick. you'll always be there for me." red robin (2009) #12
"it's all right. everything's all right." "i just... wanted to... help." gotham knights (2000) #58
batman/superman worlds' finest (2022) #6
"but the trapeze is not a solo act" detective comics (1937) #1074
"it's always been about catching people when they fall." nightwing (2016) #29
we are robin (2015) #7
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Royal (Hyena) and Jester (Tiger) practicing their dance moves before their next concert!
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