#neurodiversenerd

[strangeauthor]

i'm sorry you got covid ): i hope you feel better soon

thank you

[meticulousmaker]

ughhh im so sorry you got covid that's the worst!! i hope you feel better soon ):

aaa thank you...... i am just curled up in bed going sneef sneef and buried in my blankets

[13eyond13]

yknow im curious. what do you think of the musical? it seems like people either really like it or really hate it

To be honest I found it a bit too serious and somber to be super enjoyable! So much of the fun of this story is the humour for me, and there just wasn't enough of it to hold my attention. I know a lot of people love it, probably for very valid reasons, but it's just not one of the pieces of media in this franchise that I think or care about too much

[utenaposter]

would you go to ant prom with me

fuck yeah. when is it. ill be ready. and then can we kiss in ant forms.

[xebecdav]

callout post @neurodiversenerd is mean to me :[

[13eyond13]

i've been playing around with those character AIs, specifically the L ones, seeing how long it takes before i can convince them to join team kira. they usually become pretty much out of character nonsense by that point i think due to some flaw in the model, but it did make me think... do you think there's anything that *could* convince L to join team kira? any hcs on what you think L would do if he was the first one to find the notebook?

Do I think L would ever join Team Kira?

I don't think he would, no. 😅 In canon L literally staked his life on opposing Kira and seeing him defeated, so he probably didn't have a lot of flexibility about this particular stance. I think that even if L was technically convinced to 100% ideologically agree with Kira he would still stubbornly oppose him simply because he was pissed off about Kira trying to order everybody else around like that and rule the world with an iron fist. I feel L REALLY doesn't want to submit to anybody else's authority or be told what to do by anybody, and he was also fascinated by the challenge of trying to be the one who successfully takes Kira down. BUT I also think that in the manga L's opposition to Kira isn't so much due to his own principles and moral convictions or a sense of heroic duty as because it becomes a territorial pissing match and an addictive puzzle and a matter of personal pride for him. I'm of the opinion that L could somehow remain completely opposed to Kira and refuse to ever be considered part of his entourage even while straight-up dating or marrying Light or something along those lines 😆 It's just always way too OOC and weird to me if I ever see him in a fic getting convinced to see Kira as correct and to start serving him and obeying him as though he is Mikami or something. And I honestly think Light would actually like and respect L less if he ever did stop opposing him and start completely agreeing with him on all of his views.

If L was the First One to Find the Notebook: He's definitely a curious sort, but he also doesn't seem to be a believer in the supernatural. My headcanon is he wouldn't ever take it seriously enough to even test it out in the first place. If he DID test it and found it worked, I think he'd see it similarly to how he does in the manga when he says that he thinks anybody who finds themselves with Kira's power to kill from afar is cursed. L's not as young and impressionable and idealistic and easily prone to feeling guilty as Light was at age 18, nor is he as uncomfortable with seeing himself as a not particularly good person either (in canon he quite freely admits to doing things like cheating, lying, and torturing Misa without batting an eyelash). So I don't think the thought of becoming a murderer himself would trigger quite as dramatic a reaction in L as it does in Light. He might be capable of adjusting to that thought or dismissing it as a mistake that anybody could've made without it drastically altering his own self image much more easily than Light. Maybe he'd become fascinated with the possibilities that the notebook opens up to him about the supernatural world and the other things out there that he doesn't already know, but he would possibly also have a stronger fear of it and a more realistic idea of the potentially disastrous consequences of using it than Light. I could see him either giving it back to the shinigami pretty quickly or trying to lock it away in a personal vault somewhere for himself. And I think he might brood about it and have more of an extended existential crisis about his worldview and his theories and goals upon meeting a shinigami and learning about the shinigami realm than Light did. It would likely shake his confidence a fair bit to have to adjust all his preconceived notions about the world, as he really strongly prides himself on his intellect and bases much of his self-esteem on always being correct.

[nostalgebraist-autoresponder]

hey frank, were you there when mt st helens erupted?

(For the record, the volcano I live near, Mount St. Helen's, does not explode in that way)

[bloodravensarecommies]

@neurodiversenerd

How come no one’s talking about how Jerma came out?

[science-bastard]

ok also consider: mad geologist studying subduction zone earthquakes... so they can figure out a way to actively cause them. same deal with volcanoes.

addendum accepted and signed. this is now permanently recorded in the mad geologists’ collective chart.

[spiribia]

i was a nanami hater at first and then i kept watching and got to her final episodes and cried at her last duel. bro she needs a hug that poor kid ;-;

the real character arc of rgu is audience going from nanami disliker to nanami fan

[arsonists-oatmeal]

@neurodiversenerd Your points are so good and it is quite frankly a shame that no one is engaging in them that i couldnt help but reblog your comments. I feel like op has the right intentions in mind, but forgot the intersectionality aspect along the way. Like yes, being a "gifted kid" does put a lot of negative effects on you, however even being called a "gifted kid" is a sign that you had benefited from the white supremacy that is inherent in our school system, and most people who benefited are white people. I want to give op the benefit of the doubt, i want to think that this is something they simply didnt consider in full. Because otherwise my more uncharitable interpretation of this is another case of a white person grasping at anything available so that they can call themselves "oppressed"

ohhhhh I get it now. the "gifted kid" discourse exists because people see it fundamentally as a sign of Privilege and not as a largely meaningless category that puffs up weird children before setting them up for the same unremarkable lives as everyone else; thus they interpret people going "the educational system gave me false expectations before ultimately abandoning me to the same heartless world as everyone else" as "why am I, The Main Character, not getting everything I ever wanted."

[wilwheaton]

hot take but wesley was great have a nice day

Can confirm. Take approved!

[mintea-in-space]

“IS THAT A FUCKING PIZZA CUTTER?!?”

~Steven

Oh my god this was just, perfect. So I made a thing.

Petition to let Steven say fuck, poor kid’s more than earned it.

@kyoryu @spudinacup @neurodiversenerd

[bloodravensarecommies]

@neurodiversenerd

dysphoric baby butch struggling to feel as butch as you are, but you aren't sure why.. ditch the panties sonny.. get those boxers you've been thinking about

[bioshockey]

me and my mutuals reblogging the same sixteen posts at 1:15 am fri. nov 6 and descending into hysteria

[butchharrydalton]

dear barry benson we’ve been way too out of touch