#Lead Optimization

[helloopinions2024]

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[bizionictechnologies]

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[gayeddieagenda]

thinking about buck and all the stories he tells about himself and his relationships (buck 1.0, buck 2.0, 'i don't wanna be that guy anymore,'), his resistance to admitting he's in love with eddie and his persistent fears over being left alone. SOOOO many times he gets with people or stays with people because he likes the story he can tell himself about their relationship. he likes being with abby bc he likes being a different, more grown-up buck. he likes being with taylor bc he likes trying hard and making a relationship work, growing together, sticking with it. he likes being with tommy bc he likes learning something new about himself ('i think one of the reasons that i am so comfortable with you is because you're so comfortable with you'). he likes the story tommy lets him tells about himself, about jumping into being bisexual and dating a man with both feet and skip over all of his own uncertainty and insecurity around doing something new, around what might mean for him. and with eddie - buck /hates/ that story. 'as much as everyone seems to want me to be hopelessly pining for my straight best friend' - he is soo certain that that route is going to be misery from start to finish, because eddie's straight! because buck's not! because there's only one way that story ends, and it's in heartbreak and unhappiness for buck! that he's not even thinking about what he actually /feels/. he doesn't like the story that (he thinks) everyone is telling about him and eddie, so he thinks he can opt out. he thinks knowing yourself enough to see heartbreak coming means you can just step to the side and avoid it. and that's the lesson he's going to have to learn!!

[redwylde]

I have to say I love the consensus by the fandom that Sonic and Silver interactions are just softer than anything.

The unbridled joy of freedom-and-fun-loving Sonic the Hedgehog paired with the unextinguishable hope of a dreamer from a devastated future sharing the wonder they both feel for the world around them is just so pure.

There's just something about Silver seeing the clear, blue sky in Sonic and Sonic being reminded why he loves life and the world through Silver finding joy in mundane and yet new and wonderful things.

[amphibizzy]

tiny heavily referenced Kafei for purpose of committing to memory

wish i can promise im cooking to the active majora fans but i gotta nail the landing first (digital cleanup pass of unhinged comic sketching) BAD track record of my comics not making it to socials... still. wanted 2 say hi

[odetojupiter]

jean kevin and neil all being 19 when they officially leave the nest feels significant somehow

(kevin being 19 when he runs, jean being 19 when renee takes him, neil’s fake age being 19 when he leaves after christmas and his real age being 19 when he leaves after riko is shot and he’s officially pardoned by ichirou)

[sskk-manifesto]

Atsushi Nakajima – Bungou Stray Dogs Season 3 (⇀‸↼‶)

[mzminola]

If we find some other way for War Games to kick off (or just...not have that arc, idk), I think my ideal end for the Robin!Steph arc would be for her, not to fuck up and get fired, but decide, on her own, that she prefers being Spoiler.

What she wanted was training, respect, and (ugh, DC, why?) to get back at Tim for the misconception that he cheated on her. The first two don't require being Robin (Bruce gave her a smidge during the Brentwood arc) and the third can be resolved through communication, or if we really want some interesting character growth, Steph confronting her own vindictiveness, wrestling with whether she cares more about Getting Revenge or Helping People.

Actually, that could tie back into her intro and subsequent early appearances pretty well? She became Spoiler to get back at her dad, but later shows up solving crimes in the suburbs pointing out that the Bats tend to focus on the main island city. She also wants to impress her crush, but moves away from that impetus over time. So deciding, "I built Spoiler into something more than revenge, and I want to keep building Spoiler, not get mired back in revenge as Robin," would be some growth.

So yeah, wrap up with Robin!Steph arc by her showing up at the Batcave in her Spoiler suit, mirroring how she first showed up in her handmade Robin suit, and tell Bruce she wants to split time patrolling the suburbs like she used to, and patrolling the city with him for more training. That being Robin was an honor, but she's Spoiler, and she's proud to be Spoiler.

This could be a kick in the pants for Bruce; by reclaiming Spoiler and laying down new terms of partnership, letting go of her grudge against Tim, she's acting more mature than Bruce (who it's implied made her Robin in an attempt to lure Tim back). Maybe this sparks him to reassess how he's handling the Jack situation and Tim's absence, reaching out in their civilian lives or otherwise doing something direct to maintain that important relationship.

[akiradachi]

This was the snippet I was talking about for the record. It plays when asking him for information at the Tampico when you're on his good side.

And it fucks me up so much because for a second dean sounds fond. Like for a moment he forgets to be bitter and just reminiscences.

But then he remembers he's supposed to be mad at Sinclair. If he's not, all of the years spent in the Villa, and everything that he did before it would mean nothing.

And it makes me wonder to what extent Dean actually hated Sinclair, and to what extent it was just Dean projecting his bitterness and cynicism onto him.

[ahalliance]

beginning the qetoiles narrative playlist with undertale’s “hopes and dreams”, a very powerful and uplifting music, and later down the line having a melancholic song with the lyrics “all of your dreams / swallowed in the heat of the sun” is perhaps me cooking tbh….

[notasapleasure]

Kay, thanks for this link, reading the essay was almost quasi-religious to this lifelong atheist. It's an absurdly optimistic piece and all the more rebellious for it, I think.

I could quote so much more from it, but perhaps this is the most relevant bit right now...

For radicals, fetishizing the guillotine is just like fetishizing the state: it means celebrating an instrument of murder that will always be used chiefly against us.

Those who have been stripped of a positive relationship to their own agency often look around for a surrogate to identify with—a leader whose violence can stand in for the revenge they desire as a consequence of their own powerlessness. In the Trump era, we are all well aware of what this looks like among disenfranchised proponents of far-right politics. But there are also people who feel powerless and angry on the left, people who desire revenge, people who want to see the state that has crushed them turned against their enemies.

Reminding “tankies” of the atrocities and betrayals state socialists perpetrated from 1917 on is like calling Trump racist and sexist. Publicizing the fact that Trump is a serial sexual assaulter only made him more popular with his misogynistic base; likewise, the blood-drenched history of authoritarian party socialism can only make it more appealing to those who are chiefly motivated by the desire to identify with something powerful.

-Anarchists in the Trump Era

Now that the Soviet Union has been defunct for almost 30 years—and owing to the difficulty of receiving firsthand perspectives from the exploited Chinese working class—many people in North America experience authoritarian socialism as an entirely abstract concept, as distant from their lived experience as mass executions by guillotine. Desiring not only revenge but also a deus ex machina to rescue them from both the nightmare of capitalism and the responsibility to create an alternative to it themselves, they imagine the authoritarian state as a champion that could fight on their behalf. Recall what George Orwell said of the comfortable British Stalinist writers of the 1930s in his essay “Inside the Whale”:

“To people of that kind such things as purges, secret police, summary executions, imprisonment without trial etc., etc., are too remote to be terrifying. They can swallow totalitarianism because they have no experience of anything except liberalism.”

[manmishra]

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[sandgraab]

look not to be #doomer but I think the overconfidence and cockiness everyone had is going to invoke the wrath of Hillary. like I do Not think tonight is going to go the way everyone 24 hours ago seemed very sure it would.

[adsmarketingstrategies]

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[fingertipsmp3]

The good news is my smart typewriter arrived, the bad news is its battery is deceased