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Joined a trans only workout group like two weeks ago (incredibly cool) and somehow managed to not know a single person there (rare and somewhat impressive for Iceland) only to find out yesterday that like a good 1/3rd of them already knew who I was because I'm Lauf from Iceland. Hi.

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I really like this picture of Tara.

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drawing her makes me happy

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game show called is this character an irredeemable slut or is she just a fifteen year old girl with undiagnosed bpd who wants to be loved. gets cancelled after one season because the answer is always the same

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Meow

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my wife is constantly mocking me for how lightly done I like my toast. “your hot bread is done,” she says to me. disgusting

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Wondered what it would look like if I merged the elements from some of my fav scarecrow designs together… umm

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can’t fight city halloween

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Some misc Eddies

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Starting to think we told children that The Fair Folk were out there to trap you in twisted words and doublespeak and clever traps that take what you say and turn it against you for cruel and mischievous purposes just to drive home the importance of critical thinking and analytical skills

If we don’t start putting funding back into the education system I’m gonna invent a creepy pasta that steals your face if you can’t recognize media bias

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Those who can't do, teach-- and jonathan crane has a maaassive chip on his shoulder because of this. Part of why I like him is because I'm inherently against psychiatry as an institution, and I think he really tried to get in with the big leagues in the psych field. He did internships when he was still getting his degree, and he absolutely loved the power he held over patients, even if he was as lowly as an unpaid intern.

Problem is, Jonathan Crane is an asshole. Yes, he doesn't care about the patients wellbeing-- institutionally, nobody cares about the patients wellbeing. Cranes problem was that he was far too focused on the short term reward compared to the long term consequences. Undermining future coworkers and superiors does not ensure a good future. Crane shopped around after graduation, but all openings were either beneath him or unopen to him, specifically. And that's all she wrote-- he got into teaching, hated it, tried to have fun by making the class more engaging (shooting a fucking gun during lecture), and the rest is history

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Want the mask? Cant haaave it. Want it? Cant haave it.

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Uhhh so first post hi!! Yall fw with Riddler here??

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really quick doodle of my crane

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no but on a more serious note, and i've touched on it before in a fic, dick's freedom from batman, gotham, the restrictions of robin, came at the price of a life. we could debate all day on whether or not jason todd would have eventually died had he never become robin, but the fact is that he absolutely did and he absolutely did die as robin. maybe the conditions of his death weren't a direct product of being robin, but it absolutely did happen the way it happened bc the role of robin was vacant, and bruce was in active denial over how much dick leaving messed him up, and dick was desperate for a way out of the chains he had found himself in. his freedom, his life away from what he grew up believing was what he always wanted, came at the price of another little boy that he barely knew and only knew bc he was your replacement. you are robin and robin dies except it's. not. you. who dies. someone wearing your costume, living in your home, calling your father his own father, protecting your city, your people-- dies in your name

and then, after he dies, another little boy comes to you and says "you have to go back. you have to be robin again". and you can't bear it, you can't go through it again, you're hoping against hope that robin stays dead forever bc if you couldn't keep it alive, who could? and then that little boy, after trying to get you to fill the vacancy, becomes robin in your place. because you won't do it. and you already know what's going to happen, what's going to keep happening, but you've already sacrificed so much, you've already given up all that you are, all that you were, to live the life you now have, but it feels so goddamn selfish. you could go back, you could make things right, you could make it so that no one else will ever have to bear the mantle of robin ever again, ensuring that no one else dies with the name your mother gave to you

but you dont. and you cant. so it keeps happening. over and over again. you cannot protect them in any way that matters.