#bitch that's none of your business

[ungalobrando]

After Ungalo was defeated I literally grabbed him and pulled him into my arms and my home btw

[greelin]

making your own personal preference everyone else’s problem is so sickening.. “i don’t like body hair on other people” okay. and how is that an issue for The Whole Entire World to care about and bend itself around to please you specifically. when hair grows on the body. other people do not live for your consumption. going as far as calling it “gross” especially in regards to women…. have you considered eating glass, maybe

[carnivalcarriondiscarded]

i want nothing more than for Ezra & Thrawn to be not enemies, not friends, but a secret third thing - roommates

[redpanda-jpeg]

I heard bitches were angry that maraiah rose faith gained weight between TGWDLM and NPDMD

if you’re pissed she’s gained weight go fuck yourself <333 sorry that you’ll never have a worthwhile relationship, fatphobia is fucking stupid

[elminster-big-naturals]

"why does everyone use these same few basic bitch hair styles 🙄" just because there's like 700 different styles does NOT mean there are 700 looks to be turned and judging by the tavs of the people i see making these comments, some of yall need to learn that

[heyftinally]

On the topic of "Sin"...

Because apparently I feel like risking the wrath of internet xtians who can't respect boundaries or read big flaming "you aren't welcome here, fuck off" signs - which is what this is. If you're here to scream, cry, fight, or proselytize at me, fuck off.

I find it interesting how frequently people (*cough* feral jesus fans *cough*) want to scream and cry about sin, call me a sinner damned to hell, etc etc, and yet none of them seem to have spent five seconds actually considering what this supposed concept of sin actually represents.

Let's start off with the obvious: sin is a concept that exists within the belief of christianity. By definition, it doesn't apply to me, because I'm not a christian. That's like saying I should pray - pray to what? Your religion is not (nor should be) universal. Therefore you can not (and should not) apply your own religious beliefs to other people, especially those of a different belief system. Got that? Good. Moving on.

"Sin" as a concept is basically, supposedly, supposed to dictate bad things, right? Things you're not supposed to do, things that are immoral, etc. Murder, stealing, etc. Yes? Can we all agree on that?

Okay, so for the sake of taking a non-religious, objective look at the concept of "list of bad things you shouldn't do", let's use to term morals, since that's what you're *actually* saying when you start telling someone something is a "sin" - you're telling them you, based on your religion, believe something to be immoral.

Morality is usually associated with not doing harm to other/not being an asshole. If you went to your coworker's house and stole their antique vase, that would be a shitty thing to do, so we say don't steal. Murdering your boss because he pissed you off is shitty, so we say don't murder people. We also generally agree on things like not abusing people (especially children - yes, this is pointed), not lying, etc. Yes, there's nuance, but as a blanket oversimplification, let's go with it.

So. If we considering morality to mean, more or less, not intentionally causing harm or being an asshole, let's go back to this idea of accusing people of being immoral sinners.

If I walked up to you and said "your religion makes you an immoral piece of shit, and you deserve to be tortured for all eternity for believing such stupid crap", that would be shitty, right?

That's what christians are doing every time they tell some random person they're a "sinner". You're not being "godly", you're being a self absorbed asshole who thinks they're entitled to call me immoral for existing in the most hateful way you can come up with. Is that moral?

If it's not moral for me to do it to you, it's not moral for you to do to someone else. You don't get to play "rules for thee, but not for me".

You don't get to accuse others of living immorally based solely on your (biased, often bigoted) beliefs, then use that as a free pass to act objectively immorally.

Xtians need to do better. You get what you give, and respect is included in that.

[clefclefairy]

saying this for the benefit of all the other adhd bitches who have dolls: please just use that nice piece of clothing you're saving. do not just put it away for the nine hundredth time because "what if I find a doll that suits it better" you can take it off whatever doll you're putting it on now, then. "what if i forget" more likely to forget about it if you just chuck the outfit back into storage "what if i fall in love with it on that doll and don't want to remove it" then you don't actually want to put it on the other doll. use the clothes for their intended purpose instead of hedging your bets on Doll Futures

[djevelbl]

There's sometimes people who should have their thoughts monitored 24/7 — not bc of anything nasty, they don't think about anything weird or concerning, their thoughts are just little golden retrievers & fucking pomeranians that their sleep-deprived brains can't keep on the leashes, and as such they're all just,,,, flying through the air, being yanked around down the street by 17 pomeranians & 20 golden retrievers.

I'm one of these people

I started out just thinking it'd be funny if IM!Cup & IM!Mugs had an angel/demon motif in The Gray Garden, respectively.

Now I'm halfway through finishing Cup's design, have introduced CatNap & DogDay as random references even though those aren't their names, have also given those two random character additions weird yet cool magical abilities, I already know which Inky Mystery character is gonna have their general role & clothes based on which The Gray Garden character, and I've already started thinking about how the Inky Mystery Crew would be like/look like in Wadanohara And The Great Blue Sea—

This is a terminal illness, there's no cure and I'll die with it

[bastardsofravenkroft-blog]

i'm kind of new to the whole misgendering gerard stuff with girlgerard but i have seen thekidsfromyestergay 's posts constatly she/her-ing gerard but they say it's a joke. i don't know if it is funny to me or not... is that like normal? again i'm new to mcrblr

Several big mcr blogs on here she/her Gerard constantly, so it's become super normalized. But these blogs seem to always have a whole list of excuses including that its a joke, the gay she, and that Gerard is a actually a trans woman and to not use she/her is actually sooooo transphobic. In any case it's weird to constantly use the wrong pronouns for someone, or to label them in a way they don't want. (For reference Gee said on twitter his prns are he/they, and that's what Marina Toybina uses for him as well. Gee also said they don't use labels. They choose not to.)

Idc about an offhand girl joke or comment, but when thats all you use, or the thing you use the most its a problem. Jokes are meant to be funny, i don't see how addressing someone with pronouns that aren't theirs just because they dress more feminine is a joke or funny.

People deserve to have their name, pronouns, gender or lack thereof, all that, respected. None of us are Gerard or anyone else, therefore we can't know how they feel on things unless we're directly told. We only know what he has said, and to ignore that in favor of how we or any random person on the internet sees him is disrespectful to Gerard Way as a human being.

[gaymothman]

cancel culture is so wild to me, on one hand i agree the original intent of holding people with massive public platforms and influences of power accountable for being shitty because it can cause a lot of damage, but when it comes to like, small users online or people in real life over relatively banal issues like using a term you don't like, or being kind of an asshole, or engaging with a media you deem problematic in comparison to things like... real actual hate speech or predation? i'm sorta just like, if you can't tell me "hey that hurt my feelings/offended me and i think that was shitty" and me be able to either go "oh that's good to know i'm sorry i'll try to change my behavior" or "i don't really care" and both of us be able to move on with absolutely no further interaction in either instance, recognizing this is a small scale issue in the world, and without you needing to lead a harassment campaign against me to run me off the internet, then i'm really not the one with an behavioral problem that needs to be adjusted for the greater public good am i?

[ultra-phthalo]

ooo Italy trip is getting a little too spicy with all this bad drama I'm sensing.

Look on the bright side. This could be great writing material :))))

[look-at-the-stars-tonight]

All this hate for show Annabeth is getting really fucking annoying

[ranacr0ak]

My Girlfriend Got Outed at Cheer Practice and I’m About to Start Killing

[chennnington]

The most awkward part of the camping trip was when the 9-year-old girls wanted to join a game us older ones played. It was a kind of Whodunit game with a narrator. The normal version was child friendly and we played a bunch of rounds with the kids. But after 10pm the older folks wanted to play an altered “adult version” with a more explicit narration. And one of the girls really wanted to play. We tried to explain to her that this round wouldn’t be suitable for children and sent her away a few times, but she always returned and insisted she knew about that stuff and it’d be okay. But we were obviously uncomfortable with it cause the narration got very explicit at times.

And then the girl brought her dad. At first we were relieved cause he’d surely understand, right?

Wrong.

He started going off cause we dared to exclude his daughter. We explained the nature of the round to him and he went “my daughter watches 18+ anime and h3nt4i, let her play!” And we were all pretty stunned cause why would a father be okay with that and why would he proudly announce it to a group of teens and adults? It was so uncomfortable. The girl herself didn’t make it better, she proudly told us she started watching that stuff when she was 2. It was all so awkward.

[kiwihounds]

ah, the first nz backyard bred italian greyhound litter in years, how i didnt miss them

[stackthedeck]

anytime someone criticizes me for being both gay and Christian (super fair to mock those things separately) I get to pull the conversion therapy card which is always funny