#and that both are binary

[theuncannybookdragon]

The Wheel of Time be like-

Also from now on I am only referring to saidin as cock and balls sorcery

[ro-bee]

I think it's been long enough, tumblr get cursed with my best cotl tiktok

[mrsmp28]

Two depressed badasses w a shitty game on ps2 and guns

I love stupid crossover

[cheldessin]

HAPPY PRIDE MONTH!!!!!

for real this time (click to see full quality of the Gang TT)

[nipuni]

THE DOCTOR We had a pact, him and me. Every star in the universe, we were going to see them all.

My version of The Master and The Doctor in their Academy days 😊

A speedpaint video of this will be available at my Patreon on april 1st!

[olisgifs]

requested by @5pookyszn

[liedownquisition]

"Why do Jason Todd fans think it's a moral failing to not think he's supermodel hot? He's CANONICALLY ugly. Why do you think being ugly is morally bad? why aren't you mad about the actually classist stuff. I think him being UGLY is what makes him ATTRACTIVE"

He also canonically closely resembles Dick, who is "super model hot".

the comics that depict him as explicitly ugly are also riddled with classist and psychophobic bullshit. It's not incidental that he's ugly in these pieces, it's an aspect of the messaging to frame him in a bad light and to make you associate "ugly" with that story's negative traits du jour. 2.a. "Ugliness" is commonly attributed to poor people for this purpose.

I don't think you know what "ugly" means, because outside of certain kink stuff it's typically diametrically opposed to "being attractive"

people have already said this multiple times: the traits you associate with him being "ugly" say a lot about you and how you view the people around you.

A lot of the traits you are giving this description are, all-in-all, fairly average and common traits. You're not just calling him ugly, you're calling anyone with a certain body type ugly (usually like... a flat-bellied strongman-build, which is extremely common amongst people who work trades & others). You're calling anyone with scars ugly.

I saw a post the other day where someone was screaming about how ugly GK!Jason was (... and then the sexual acts they wanted to do with him), do you know how many people I see on a regular basis who look just like that depiction of him? You're calling them ugly. People's friends and families and maybe even themselves who have this very common appearance, you're calling them ugly.

"Ugly" is an explicitly negative word, and seeing you use it brings up explicitly negative connotations for people. The fact that the poor, formerly-homeless, sometimes-criminal, ex-villain, EXTREMELY visibly mentally ill ex-Robin is associated with ugliness is an inherently classist concept and I don't know how we can better beat this into your heads that you need to break your internal associations of those traits with "ugliness."

I know "ugly bastard" is a porn trope and something that explicitly turns some people on, but given how flatly generic most of his appearances make him alongside the generically pretty boys in the Bats, a lot of people aren't seeing the "ugly" traits you are. Likely, you're too steeped in influencer and celeb beauty culture to even realize how fucking normal looking these physical traits are.

Get the FUCK over yourself and actually read what people are saying, these concerns and associations aren't made in a fucking vacuum and all the issues people have with you calling him ugly, or even for his ugliness to be canon, has been thoroughly laid out if you open your eyes and actually try to learn from other people for once.

[indira16savitri]

I made this on paint Microsoft at 3 am

[anghraine]

It's silly, but one of my favorite Kirk/Spock things is that they are clearly very much more on each other's wavelength intellectually than most others are, but—

There are so many scenes in which everyone else is baffled or missing something important that Spock or Kirk see in the other's behavior. Probably the peak moment for this is Spock, and Spock alone, realizing in "Arena" that Kirk has the raw materials to make gunpowder just as Kirk himself realizes it. So you get Spock murmuring "good, good...yes...yes..." right there on the bridge as his beloved starts reinventing the bazooka (pretty sure this counts as sex for him), but McCoy and the bridge crew are completely confused about what they're seeing. And there are plenty of moments of this kind of half-unspoken mutual brilliance while their co-workers wish they'd just use their words.

However. The important counterpoint to this is that Kirk and Spock each possess the special ability to instantly incinerate entire neuron paths in each other's brains and become 10x stupider around each other, also. Spock barges into Kirk's quarters in "The Enemy Within" without explanation, sees his naked chest, and his higher functions crumble into ash on the spot; when he regains the power of speech, he asks the baffled Kirk what he can do for him as if this somehow explains what he's doing there, and Kirk is just confused but pleased, and smiles enough that Spock's gay awakening visibly burns through even more neural circuits until he runs away.

And Kirk himself doesn't need to see skin to completely lose track of what he was even talking about because Spock did a thing. For instance, the scene when Kirk looks at Spock with flirty adoration at the end of "A Taste of Armageddon" and bats his eyelashes and says, "Why, Mr. Spock, you almost make me believe in miracles"—yes, it's extremely gay, but I feel it's important to understand the immediate context is a general conversation on the bridge about the horrors of war. But then Spock raised his brows and ambiguously complimented him, so Kirk's entire cognitive process melted into Spock Spock Spock Spock. In S3, Spock sits down beside Kirk to tenderly watch him sleep, without appearing to consider that anyone (like say the empath standing right by them) would notice, and then poorly fakes looking at tricorder readings when said empath picks on his emotions. Surely that will fool her psychic powers! (It doesn't.) Kirk, often a master of performance and theatricality, has to be physically held back from trying to singlehandedly maul a Klingon while in disguise and surrounded by an occupying Klingon force because one guy slightly shoved Spock.

They're a brilliant and wildly successful command team together and they are also so incredibly stupid about each other, it's beautiful

[seahorsepencils]

also can we just talk about the fact that in the Wish World, a woman can get away with calling another woman beautiful without setting off everyone's queer panic, but when a man does it to a man, it tips over the edge? so the Kates of the world are flying just under the radar, but are likely to be more emotionally repressed as a result - and yet, all the queer or queer-coded characters in this world are offered the same security and protection from doubt by the prospect of entering into an opposite-sex marriage...

[hugh-b-like]

Love a GNC King.

[icy-book]

Happy pride to Terry Jr "It feels wrong when you call me son, idk why" Stampler, who's egg still wasn't cracked by 35

[cha-c-san]

I love the outfits in the game, but wanted to modify some outfits to better fit my Rook (non-binary/rogue/Shadow Dragon/elf)! So here's my take on pre-game/starter, early-game, mid-game, late-game, and several casual outfits! (More drawings under the cut!)

Pre-game/start: Didn't change much here, but I added the red sash, which is all the rage in Minrathous, apparently (but this one is old and worn, and barely got any color left). Casual: I like that the companions' casual wear is their adventuring gear minus a layer or two, so I wanted to do the same for Rook. Early game: Based on the Minrathous Citizen Outfit (Tevinter colors), but with the same casual wear base as the early game, and slightly modified to keep the silhouette simpler (because I like the idea of the silhouette to grow more dramatic as the story progresses).

Mid-game: This one is a bit of a mix between the previous outfit, the canon casual wear for Shadow Dragon Rook, and the late-game outfit, with a simple breastplate thrown into the mix. I like to think they didn't switch out whole outfits at a time but added new elements and modified old ones. The silhouette is getting more interesting with the longer skirt-thing and unique bracers. Casual: Closest to canon, but the canon shirt seemed bad as an under-layer with the weird buckles or whatever by the inside of the bicep.

Late-game: Very inspired by Rebel's Mantle, both the version you get in the game and the one on page 207 in the artbook. I did want to keep some of the elements from the previous outfits, and I wanted it to feel more Minrathous/Shadow Dragon-esque. Casual: I love the tunic from Rebel's Mantle. And Harding's mom sent Rook some of those cool wooden slippers! Rook's feet are full of blisters and splinters, but they still wear them every day at the Light House.

[littleghostblogs]

I’m going insane

[friendlyneighbourhoodelf]

obi-wan as the moon but in the way that the moon influences the ocean. powerful and serene and dangerous and beautiful. do you see??

[deceasedminecraftblocks]

"When you're gay and autistic all characters are gay and autistic" have you considered they just actually are?