#different

[zegalba]

Cho Gi-Seok: 'Different' (2023)

[yeesiine]

[chibird]

Being different is a lovely thing! The world needs your differences.

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[indeedgoodman]

Basket Star.

[10000001]

and then i never gave myself to anyone like i did with you.

[remanence-of-love]

[peregrintook]

“They will look for his coming from the White Tower. But he will not return.”

[outsidewolves]

[nailsandinspo]

[toastyghostcriticalblog]

look I’m not a professional artist but Vivzepop needs to STOP turning demons into twinks ok every hellhound design we seen is literally someone fursona and don’t get me started on the supposedly bug and animal characters like how tf I’m supposed to know Niffty is a bug I THOUGHT SHE WAS A CYCLOPS LIKE CHERRI FOR 3 YEARS like are we sure viv actually finished art school or did she payed her way to finish

[gean-grey-blog]

What makes White Collar hold up so much better than other police procedurals:

It was part of the "pretty happy shows with gorgeous ensemble casts and a charismatic weird guy" USA network era but it somehow used that to be about stuff that is so REAL

What is justice? Is our system fair? Can you be a criminal and still be a good man? Can you be a good man and still work for the system?

The bad guys are rich assholes, and people defrauding families out of their homes, and unethical pharmaceutical companies. People manipulating energy supply out of greed resulting in blackouts which are showing *harming a dog,* aka how to show something is monstrous in a pg show written by a white person. Class exists in this universe in more ways than having a cardboard concept of a "rich guy."

The bad guys include police, FBI agents, prison staff, judges, senators. Those people cause real harm, obstruct justice, plant evidence, kill people. It's shown how the system protects them and harms regular people.

The harm that causes the main character to go from wanting to be part of the system, to subverting and working against it, is him finding out about an act of police corruption, brutality, and murder--and what's more, that if he became a cop, that's what he could become.

The harm that causes the main character to be outside the white picket fence is that the system failed his family after that act. What happened to Neal's mom? Why did nobody besides Helen step in? They had to check in with US Marshals, did nobody notice this kid didn't have an adult fit to parent?

So Neal turns to found family. And let's be real, heavily polyamory coded found family at that. But he keeps chasing the idea of a girl who will be everything. But he's got all this attachment trauma so he never does. But because found family is real family, even the people who freaking played the characters are still connected a decade later

[tilldeathdousart]

This hit me right in the feels 🥲

[reality-detective]

Motorcycle with saws as wheels 🤔

[jayvespertine]

You’re not like the others. I’ve seen a few; I know. When I talk, you look at me. When I said something about the moon, you looked at the moon, last night. The others would never do that. The others would walk off and leave me talking. Or threaten me. No one has time any more for anyone else. You’re one of the few who put up with me.

— Ray Bradbury; Fahrenheit 451

[pratchettquotes]

A howl went up from a distant hill.

"That's Gavin," said Carrot.

"A wolf? Gavin's a wolf? I've been saved from werewolves by wolves?"

"It's all right, sir. When you think about it, it's not really any different from being saved from werewolves by people."

Terry Pratchett, The Fifth Elephant

[spiritualseeker777]