#then go ahead

[wackyandgoofy]

I made a little comic thing.

sorta based on a bunch of funny old youtube comments i found, saying stuff like "omg smile dog is so cute!!"

felt like something mindy would do.

[faggoty-dogthing]

World cold, bed comfy.. come snuggles??? Will lick you in affection, i promise! Too eepy >_>

[simpleman193]

Women:

- I don't need a man!

- men are (generic insult).

- I can buy myself flowers.

- I can hold my own hand.

- Talk to myself for hours.

- Write my name in the sand.

Also Women:

- Why don't men approach me?!

- How come I'm still single?!

[alaister-merrygold]

"I-I just found this song and... I KNOW TO WHOM I WOULD DEDICATE IT, BUT CHANGING ANY FEMALE PRONOUNS TO MALE!!!"

Remember when I said Alaister was a fan of One Direction? Well. This is the reason. And yeah, IC will be the text like above, and OOC will be like this.

[murdrdocs]

the new luke fic has me on my knees 😮‍💨😮‍💨 - 🎀

pookie stand up i have more coming

[adelinamoteru]

I could write a dissertation on how people approach batfamily dynamics especially when it comes to the way they write jason rejoining the family, both in canon and fanon, but I’m gonna need a couple days to get my words in order. however, main point of it is that a lot of the problems they need to “solve” in order for that to happen end up being things that are only character based and not actual canon.

[messenger-of-stupidity]

Tips you probably shouldn't know about someone's brain but I'm going to say anyways because I have to do something with all the work I'm putting in for this shit Part One:

If you want someone to rethink their answer or stance on a topic, simply look into their eyes. You don't need to say anything. A lot of social species perceive prolonged eye contact as threatening, and it applies an uncomfortable pressure on someone, making them rethink what they just said.

[spikeinthepunch]

re last post, tf2 is one of those things i feel like i just missed out on and am too late to getting into it. i enjoy games like it, and would like to play it, but the recent years of hearing how hard it is to play due to bots and whatnot has everyone saying you shouldnt play it basically? so like. idk i guess i will never play it lol? i dont know enough of the methods to potentially find ways to play it with others in private servers that would be more enjoyable.

[manifested-phant0m]

glowsticks aren’t harmful

Take it from someone who has eaten one (by accident).

They taste funny, tangy, and don’t cause any problems. You could eat one yourself (please wash mouth our or eat smth afterwards) and be completely fine! The only that will suck is the aftertaste

[frogwithastrawberry]

The best accidental identity reveal is always "I recognized*insert little quirk here*" and I firmly stand by that

"I recognized your laugh" Gorgeous

"You always play with that piece of hair when you're nervous" absolutely amazing

"I can't think of anyone else who knows that pen trick"

AND IT DOESN'T EVEN HAVE TO BE ROMANTIC

IT'S ARGUABLY BETTER IF THIS IS JUST A SMALL DETAIL THEY'VE NOTICED ABOUT THEIR FRIEND

[precariouswizardry]

[baguantte]

guess who loves the season 3 ed so much they redrew it in timeskip (this guy)

[roninkairi]

You can only reblog this today.*

*PLEASE READ THE TAGS

[tubapun]

Plush can be you, a sona, some mix, whatever I just wanna know what makes you marketable

[deityofhearts]

I can’t recommend anyone try snow cream because ya know health and concerns about snow being dirty but I will say when we do get enough snow my household personally partakes in snow cream by catching fresh snow in a bowl and it’s nice

[theamphibianmen]

"low support needs disabled people are often not believed to have a disability at all and therefore struggle to get accommodations."

"high support needs disabled people's accommodations are often seen as 'too much' and therefore are not met."

"neurodivergent people's needs are often dismissed because nothing is physically wrong with them."

"physically disabled people people often cannot physically access buildings and people refuse to do anything about it."

"invisibly disabled people are seen as lazy by society."

"visibly disabled people are ostracized from society."

IT'S ALMOST LIKE THERE'S NO SUCH THING AS A SOCIALLY ACCEPTABLE DISABILITY