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i’m obsessed with the mum from ponyo. driving single lane on a cliff edge? drift those turns in your nissan cube. husband has to work an extra shift? tell him to fuck off in morse code. pet fish turned into a child on your driveway? adopt her. town drowned in a tsunami? leave your 5 year old in charge, he’s the man of the house now

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Big fan of his jersey

pose white boy, pose

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[EN]: Dara Venturini, character from Ordem Paranormal: Sinais do Outro Lado 👽, popular RPG-style game in Brazil, created and narrated by streamer Cellbit and broadcast on the Twitch platform. The character was created and played by Carolina Zaghetti, also a streamer and Cellbit's friend.

As the story takes place in the 90's, the game brings us many references from that time, including the tamagoshi that Dara holds. This was given as a gift by one of his friends, who call themselves "Os Cinco", because there are five members in the group. The number on the tamagoshi represents this reference.

[PT/BR]: Dara Venturini, personagem de Ordem Paranormal: Sinais do Outro Lado 👽, jogo em estilo RPG popular no Brasil, criado e narrado pelo streamer Cellbit e transmitido pela plataforma Twitch. A personagem foi criada e interpretada por Carolina Zaghetti, também streamer e amiga de Cellbit.

Como a história de passa nos anos 90, o jogo nos trás muitas referências dessa época, inclusive o tamagoshi que Dara segura. Este foi dado de presente por um de seus amigos, que se intitulam de "Os Cinco", por conta de serem cinco integrantes no grupo. O número no tamagoshi representa essa referência.

Contact me:

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in circulation

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"men don't need to be afraid walking around at night"

Unless they're black

"men make more than women in jobs"

Black men make less than white women on average

"men don't get followed around by people who mean them harm"

Black men are heavily policed and regularly jumped and killed for just walking down the street

"no one tells a man what he can and cannot do with his own body"

Black men are repeatedly assaulted and have their hair forcibly shaved or cut for wearing their hair natural and in culturally important styles. Black men who choose body modifications like tattoos or piercings are branded as thugs. Black men who have children and black men who don't have children are both regarded as players, hounddogs, absent fathers, and baby daddies, as if the logical answer is that no one's first choice of partner and father of their children would ever be a black man.

"no one judges a man's worth based on his clothes"/"a man isn't ever in danger no matter what he wears"

Black men are required to look presentable and professional according to eurocentric standards, push themselves into clothes not made for their bodies, and be highly uncomfortable in their daily lives or else risk 'fitting the profile' or 'matching the description' and getting detained by police AT BEST for the crime of existing in public. Black men wearing comfortable clothes are seen as sloppy, thugs, gangsters, street rats, hood and ghetto.

"no man fears rape"

The rape and sexual assault of black men ties directly to black buck stereotypes and black fetishization to the point where liking a black person or having your dating pool be open to black people is treated like a sexuality much like being gay. People are both threatened by and aroused by our bodies and that leads them to perform extreme acts of violence on us, including rape, SA, coercion, trafficking, and more. Much like how "tranny" and "lesbian" is a porn category, so is Big Black Cock. Sometimes with us featured as the rapist. Sometimes with us featured as the victim. Almost never with us featured as intimate, passionate, loving, tender. Black men are either to be feared and reviled, or to be broken and forced to submit. Direct ties to slavery with white people still getting off to our suffering.

Just say you don't care as much about black people's suffering and go, jesus.

I have privilege because I sometimes pass as a man? Try walking in my shoes for a while. Turns out being a black man vs being a black woman isn't always so different.

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"i was a transtrender" no you werent. you were just questioning your identity and then you decided that wasn't for you. that's a fucking healthy thing to do. fuck off lmao

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Bystander Intervention Training

so, the US just attacked Iran, and that is fucking terrible. Something we all need to think about right now is how we can stop the harassment and violence against Muslims and Arabs in the US that got so much worse in the early 2000s from happening again to people now.

To that end, I wanted to share some resources on Bystander Intervention. One of the biggest things I learned from training like this is that there are many ways to intervene, and they don't all involve putting yourself in front of the person who may harm you or others. It's ok if you feel intimidated by that because there are more ways to help! And once you do the training, it might not be so scary.

Right to Be has Bystander trainings based on the 5Ds of Bystander Intervention (Distract, Delegate, Document, Delay, and Direct). The trainings are free!! sign up here.

I took one of their trainings a few years ago (when the org was called Hollaback!) and it was really very good, they have trainings at multiple levels and focused on various topics. They also partner with other orgs to focus on specific issues (like anti-AAPI harassment and with CAIR Chicago for anti-Muslim harassment, etc.).

Here are a few more resources:

APA Bystander Intervention Tip Sheet

RAINN Practicing Bystander Intervention

I think I'll sign up for one as a refresher.

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lyrics from diamond mine by hop along

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I feel like they'd understand eachother in a way

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What, the forest-dwelling entities with imperfect human mimicry who insinuate themselves into groups of hikers? Yeah, we had one of those. Clocked it immediately, of course. Honestly it kind of fell in that so-inept-it's-kind-of-charming range. We just played along until it'd had it's fill of marshmallows and shambled back into the treeline. We might have been violating some kind of killjoy wildlife contact best practices but what the hell, can't plan around every little thing. Why, what happened to you guys

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Some pre-fight dialogue for my OP fighting Game AU (Oops! All asl edition)

This was so much fun I’ll definitely make more for other characters in the future.

Fueled to make this by @alopiassupersillyosus video game playlist they made for me! Thanks again :) (I’m ab halfway through it now)

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🟩 Cellbit postou no Twitter/🟡 Cellbit publicó en Twitter/ ❤️ Cellbit posted on Twitter:

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I want to be the first person on the moon to shoot a sniper rifle at earth and hit a wasp nest.  my whole life so far is leading up to that moment

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Another stinky child acquired!

Ace first met Sabo on one of his explorations and after a while he decided to bring him home. It's very easy to convince Dragon.

(Stinky Child AU~)

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fuck around and find out what happens