#how cliché

[wifeposts]

The amount of.. figuring things out that starts to happen in your 30’s is unsane.. i just cant even believe it.

[munchymunchkin]

[just-french-me-up]

psssst... add that Florence + The Machine song to that playlist. Add that Hozier song. Add that Mitski song. Add that popular bop. Someone's art touched you to your core and relates to you, as it did with millions of other people

that's not cliché

that's the fucking human experience, gorgeous

[beatriceportinari]

Just woke up had such a fun multi parter dream aw. Someone was making a comic about izuna and it updated every time i'd go back to sleep. No idea what it was even about but the background was an incredibly rich deep green it was beautiful. Would gladly have it again just to see that

[homoqueerjewhobbit]

I'm allowed to make this joke, but I love that Jewish death rituals are like:

"Pfeh, for what should I spend $12,000 on a big fekakte box they see only for five minutes before they cover it with dirt?"

"Don't waste my good suit what might fit my nephew Lev if the bum should ever even try to get a real job!"

"Embalming? Don't mind me, I'll rot in the dark."

[k-martins]

You know, it's a little unfair that we don't have a filler of Yuji and Megumi fighting some random curse while going to meet Hakari.

Seriously, what were they? Nine days together? We would have enough ITFS material to overcome this lack of them currently.

[uncanny-tranny]

I think it can be true that certain lifestyle changes can help with pain and disability, but people really overplay how those changes will affect people's lives.

I've found that exercise has helped my back pain - I have had chronic back pain that PT didn't touch, but exercise has helped. However, what hasn't changed is what exasperates that pain, and when my pain is especially exasperated, it doesn't matter how much I exercise, I'll be in my bed trying so hard to get out, and I'll be seeing white. So, yes, exercise helped me, but it did not save me. That's an example of what I mean.

It's fine to give (solicited!!) advice to people about how to manage things like this. But I'm begging people to be realistic about this. Lifestyle changes can only do so much, and disabilities are - surprise! - disabling.

[cha3x]

ok but käärijä's distinctive appearance and hairdo, the fact that he owns like 2 outfits, the little clique of quirky besties, the rotating cast of love interests, the chronic brokeness, the catch phrases, the animated body language and facial expressions, the propensity for wacky hijinks, the tragic backstory, the underdog status, the spicier alter ego...

he is literally a living cartoon character

[demonstars]

dnf spiderman kiss 🙇

george grumbles about how corny it is but he's giggling about it internally

[sciderman]

Sci ngl i assumed you were a cis gay dude back when i was obsessively reading your spiderpool stuff as a teenager. I’m a gay trans man and your comics always felt like a warm hug, truly my comfort doom scrolling — so it’s kinda nice to find out we’re more similar than id thought

bless you anon!! it's a pleasure having you, and i'm so, so glad my comics can be a cozy comfort for you!! kissing you so sweetly

you know, it's kind of funny, i've had an overwhelming response of people who've said they've just assumed i was male by the vibes i radiate and i'm not entirely sure what it means. i'm know you all mean it very reaffirmingly but it leaves me with a lot of questions. like, questions that i want to do further research into.

is there a masculine dialect? like how there are regional dialects? is that a thing? i kind of want to study this now. can you tell someone's gender by the way they talk like you can tell where they're from? that is so cool if it's true. how do you type like a man. what should i look for? i don't know if i've ever assumed someone's gender by the way they type. i just look at their bio and it usually says. and i kind of don't think about it when i type. i type like me. but – i think maybe i pick up the way that i talk from the media i consume (comic books) which is kind of overpoweringly male. overpoweringly populated by male characters, and written by men, y'know.

i think the way i type here on @sciderman is probably softer and more femme than the way i write on the ask-blog. on the blog when i'm answering things as Mod i kind of intentionally mimic the tone-of-voice that marvel editors use. that's an intentional choice. so - when you read what i write here it's closer to my real voice, but over on ask-spiderpool i'm putting on an act. i try to sound like a marvel editor. i call you all True Believers! it's all a persona. i think one of the things that's my strength in writing is falling into voices - i think i could be an excellent ghostwriter, if i needed to be. so very crafty at mimicry.

as a kid i always, always always would mimic the characters i liked from the movies we watched whenever i came out of the cinema. i remember doing that all the time. and it was always boys. (except frenchie from grease. she was my one female gender icon. god everyone hated me for that one. i loved doing the voice. wanted to be her so bad. wanted the pink hair. everything.)

you know,, even now The Very First thing anyone asks me when they meet me is where my accent is from, because nobody believes i'm native to london. it happened today (twice). the way i talk is a little weird. my response,, off the bat,, it's because i watched too many cartoons growing up. so,, i guess maybe i idolised too many masculine role models, and probably didn't have enough female role models. i liked the boy movies better than the girl ones. i spent more time with my dad than i did with my mom. my mom wasn't a good role model. dad says that's probably why i didn't want to be a woman. i didn't have a good role model. (sorry mom). (he's right). all kinds of variables here. i kind of want to do research into it. also i should talk to a therapist.

[priapussdick]

sailom taking no shit and making kang fall into his own traps were so fucking fun to watch

i hope he makes his life actual hell

[folkloristico]

it’s a teen superhero thing i guess

[chaos-thirium]

Just Bryan casually channelling Sixty on yesterday's stream

At least, how I like to style Sixty!

[dewwshi]

@davekatweek 2023, day 7: "beginnings"

(n.) the point in time or space at which something begins.

[icedtoastt]

Ok hear me out im the biggest “dazai is alive” truther. But I will never be a “Dazai has a plan” truther do you understand

[her-midas-touch]

Thinking about ronance again and how they could kill two birds with a stone with it—provide a good queer love interest for robin that has character complexity and who’s growth we’ve been seeing for the past few seasons and have grown to love

while at the same time it would be lovely for nancy as well because stncy got exhausting after s2 and while jncy had potential it could’ve been better handled (imo)

but then there’s ronance which is so beautiful because not only does robin manage to challenge nancy she also tries so hard to actually understand her side of things properly, believes in her, supports her fully (until nancy herself admits she isn’t super sure) and is still honest while nancy has a certain reckless streak and again not the best at people but she takes a clear liking to robin (steve and her talking about robin and nancy remembering what robin told her about sfghfhhgh).

I love vickie, I really think I could’ve liked her because I’m a sucker for any sapphic content except we don’t have much to go off…she’s nice but it’s super plain…I’m not even denying the chemistry, the one scene we had was adorable, it’s just, there wasn’t really much leading up to it? They had one interaction before the end of the season and next thing you know vickie is breaking up with her boyfriend and she and rob are making heart eyes at each other..whereas nancy…? And s4 just confirmed it.

(also, are we friends as in officially scene, that SMILE AND LOOKING DOWN AFTER ROBIN SAYS YEAH. RIGHT NATALIA DYER I SEE WHAT YOURE DOING)