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so what do u think about plays

i like how in a theatre time and space are necessarily metaphorical. i don’t like how plays always have to begin with someone walking onstage and talking. too many directors try to work around this by having someone walk onstage and brood in silence for a moment before talking. this is worse. 

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Haven't figured out a politic way to word this but before saying someone/thing "makes you uncomfortable" please ask yourself this important question: is it any of your fucking business

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Alemeda and Rachel Chinouriri via Instagram (June 10, 2025)

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kind of following Sonic's birthday, none of these boys are normal lol

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Animal: has the coolest adaptations you can imagine

Science content popularizer: isn’t that horrifying?????

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why bother caring about the environment when 1. It’s so obviously a lost cause and 2. There’s definitely going to be a nuclear war?

And what are you doing about it Anon? Learn about ecological restoration or get out of my way.

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some of you aren’t even perverts you just have normal sexual desires that you are ashamed of

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‘We need more loud, unashamed queers’ yes but some of you can’t even seem to handle a bisexual woman liking men.

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Hey, Tumblr. You like non-stereotypical depictions of autism? What about ✨ neurodivergent protagonists ✨ ? Yes? What about asexual neurodivergent protagonists that go on chapters-long rants about their special interests? You want gay characters that are important to the plot too? Then I've got the book for you! The author is gay!!! American Psycho, by Bret Easton Ellis, is

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My arospec experience is being ridiculously touch-starved and getting envious of couples holding hands and cuddling, not because I want romance but because I want affection. And then everyone says you can’t have non-sexual, non-romantic intimacy and I go back in my corner :/

(I love your blog header!!)

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I don't think younger/newer users fully grasp the shit show that ace discourse was around 2014-17

It was so hostile that, to this day, discussions that begin to derail just enough can make me physically nauseous, some specific mockery trigger crying sessions years later. We lost most accounts with any sort of ace positivity. There was no information, no support, and all this damage was done predominantly by other queer people.

All this to say that you, however you identify yourself, should be engaging with aphobic comments the same way you do any hate. We don't sugarcoat or try to be comprehensive with people who are blatantly racist, homophobic or terfs, so why give it a pass just because it's coming from a queer person? I see how this tolerance goes and it's done enough damage as it is.

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Insects are the environmental canary in the coal mine. If we don't work to protect them NOW, it's going to get REAL BAD for us down the line.

You don't have to like them. But they have a right to exist just like any other living thing. And the fact they're so disliked absolutely plays into why nobody seems to care that they're dying off en masse.

Unfortunately, just like what's just happened with US politics, I believe it's going to take a real serious emergency for people to wake up and realize the damage being done- and by then, it may be far too late.

“I’m an optimist, in the sense that I think we will build a sustainable future,” Wagner says. “But it’s going to take 30 or 40 years, and by then, it’s going to be too late for a lot of the creatures that I love. I want to do what I can with my last decade to chronicle the last days for many of these creatures.” Decades on from his months spent bound to the rocking chair, Janzen still watches. He records the yearly data, the shifts in dominant species. But today, there is so much less to see. Once, when he and Hallwachs would type up their notes in the night, they would pitch a tent in the living room to protect their computers from thousands of moths that flocked to the blue glow. Now, they work with the house open to the forest air. “I find myself saying, ‘Winnie! A moth has arrived at the light on my laptop,’” Janzen says. “One moth.” Elsewhere in their profession, some scientists are starting to look away. “We know quite a number of entomologists who have experience dating back to the 70s, 80s or 90s,” Hallwachs says. “One of our very good friends – he now does not have the emotional courage to hang up a sheet to collect moths at night. It is too devastating to see how few there are.”

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NEVER GIVE UP

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I wish I was a muppet so I could flail uncontrollably with no consequences. And for the scrunch

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This is the most devastatingly accurate birding meme I've ever seen, bar none