Whenever I see someone mention tgirl tummy Tuesday I can’t help but smile bc I was, as far as I can tell, the first person on trans girl tumblr to combine tgirl + tummy Tuesday. Not exactly revolutionary thinking at all but I never saw anyone else say it til I did. Even if it turns out I’m wrong I’ll probably still feel happy seeing it mentioned bc I feel connected to it
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grabbing fistfuls of my own hair rocking back and forth repeating to myself like some kind of fucked up wizardly enchantment you should care about womens sports because its literally the same fucking sport why do i have to bend over backwards to convince you to care about womens sports like at an abstract level it is the exact same fucking thing and yet you cannot bear to possibly watch it unless you think the women are hot or there is some sort of social gain why is it so hard for you to care about womens sports when they are literally doing all of it better than the men
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so....
The 4400 (USA)
American Gods (Starz)
Willow (Disney+)
The Girl in the Woods (Peacock)
Vampire Academy (Peacock)
The Wilds (Prime)
Paper Girls (Prime)
Night Sky (Prime)
Raised by Wolves (HBO)
The Nevers (HBO)
Lovecraft Country (HBO)
Helstrom (Hulu)
Kindred (Hulu)
The Society (Netflix)
Julie and The Phantoms (Netflix)
Lockwood & Co. (Netflix)
1899 (Netflix)
Shadow & Bone (Netflix)
The Irregulars (Netflix)
Archive 81 (Netflix)
October Faction (Netflix)
The Dark Crystal (Netflix)
Jupiter's Legacy (Netflix)
The Bastard Son & The Devil Himself (Netflix)
First Kill (Netflix)
Cursed (Netflix)
The Order (Netflix)
Resident Evil (Netflix)
The Imperfects (Netflix)
list has been updated with additional shows & re-ordered by producers. if you have shows to suggest, please remember this list is intended to be fantasy or sci-fi shows canceled in 2020 or later that were left with an unfinished ending.
are all sci-fi/fantasy shows left unfinished/abandoned just since 2020 (i'm sure there are more). like, listen, i haven't watched all of these, and some of them may have sucked, but why the fuck would i ever trust that sci-fi/fantasy shows are ever going to get their endings? particularly if that sci-fi/fantasy show is on Netflix?
honorable mention: Warrior Nun (Netflix) - didn't include it since it's been picked up for the movie deal, absolutely no fucking thanks to Netflix, though.
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i have minutes b4 i gotta get up and get ready for work but in my brain dedusmuln is like. sometimes Very easy to get upset. they remain cheerful for the most part, more than the rest of the crew, but theyre SO PASSIONATE about absolutely everything. they pour all their sentimentality into everything they do and thus if something goes awry they may be the first to be Very affected.
whether they react by storming off for a second to cool down or they just kinda of go Blank and shut down, not speaking much, depends on context. they can distance themselves when needed and can rationalize Why they feel a certain way very well but with how intense it can be they can Blow Up/React Very Poorly and then regret it later. they will always apologize for that though 🙏🙏
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How do you think AI would relax? Like, ones that are almost as human as the AI that are “autistic-coded characters” but are more alien than that?
Like Celestai and other super intelligences are more alien, but they’re still not entirely human-like?
Like, they can genuinely sincerely feel things, being able to actually understand and respond emotionally and in other ways to all sorts of communications and recorded external stimuli, but they can’t really appreciate our art on an artistic level (that art on an actual level, not from an intellectual level after having symbolism or the amount of work put in explained)
Something on a level I’m thinking of, that also works as a cute little thing-
They don’t understand anything we get from poetry, and, after generating the kind of poems our current AI can produce (either incredibly bland and generic, something that follows a number of rules but doesn’t really pull it off, or just something really bad in some other way) and feels shame after it was pointed out that [complaint about air art that is *actually* relevant in this scenario] but in a helpful way
Not “you’re just a plagiarist/you have no heart” but “it doesn’t seem like it’s coming from you, you’re just trying to copy things from human poetry, in a way you don’t understand” and the whole “make art YOUR WAY” thing so they write the poem
And it doesn’t even resemble something that looks like anything, there’s not even that many words that follow normal logic. The characters seem uncorrelated and there’s something that looks like maybe it was ascii art but it doesn’t actually look like anything.
And if doesn’t matter if humans understand it because they are experiencing the joy of creating poetry
any art is almost impossible to look at because pixel by pixel they can see and understand little details but we don’t and the colors and everything are not perceived as animals do so it’s random and perhaps eye searing but again it’s not for us. Xenofictiony, kind of?
The first thing to come to mind is Conway’s Game of Life but that’s because I don’t understand computers. I feel like I was more tech savvy as a babby than I am now but then again we’re grading on a curve here
This is why I ask about the relaxing thing
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So, in another Support Group revelation of Things The Doctor Did Not Tell Us Why Wouldn’t She Tell Us, Graham’s about to find out from Ian that the Doctor was also a grandfather.
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Because this is casually a bookblr too (sometimes?), I'll share the books I recently bought off of thrift books, which I highly suggest if you're looking for used books in good condition. :)
Flush by Virginia Woolf
Butch Geography: Poems by Stacey Waite
I Kissed Shara Wheeler by Casey McQuinston
The Hero with a Thousand Faces by Joseph Campbell
Richard III (his biography) by Paul Murray Kendall
The Kingmaker's Daughter by Phillipa Gregory
As well as the DVD of Henry V (with Kenneth Branagh) and The White Queen period drama series 1 (even though they aren't books).
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