darkspawnfucker:

incinerate:

big smart brain: mermaids wouldnt have tiddies !! whats the point of fish people having tiddies…………… it just doesnt make sense biologically .. fish do not drink milk therefore mermaids wouldnt have a use for boobs … sure there can be fleshy pectorals but it just wouldnt make any sense that a (hypothetically) cold blooded fish lady would need boobs

even bigger gay lesbian brain: mhhmmrrhg…………….hhmg……….rhgm………. mermaid tits………………. fish boobies……hmhmmm

@ihategingfreecss

tariqah:

vodcar:

vodcar:

vodcar:

vodcar:

anyway y’all have no problem when gay men doing drag use she/her but as soon as lesbians use he/him it’s suddenly a problem and a huge contradiction

realise that gender is part and parcel of heterosexuality and so lesbians necessarily navigate gender entirely differently than straight women

i think the “lesbians can’t use he/him” is absolutely implicit in wanting to keep us in a womanhood defined and ruled by heterosexuality. once we start to display us doing gender for ourselves, challenging and living with toxic heterosexual femininity: he/him lesbians, butches, etc. that’s when it gets out of hand for y’all

lesbians rejecting a womanhood that ties them to men because of gender, because of heterosexuality is not a bad thing, it’s not a contradiction, it makes perfect sense.

the policing of he/him lesbians is ironically completely bound up in misogyny: an anxiety to let lesbians do what they want and not consider men/heterosexuality and do gender on their own in their own way

same goes for the weirdness a lot of people have about “lesbians can’t be nb”

like lol yes they can

the move to always try and tie lesbians back on to a strict defined sense of womanhood makes lesbians parsable as Women in a purely heterosexual conception

if lesbians can’t be easily understood as women, then the male gaze can’t fetishise us, objectify us, make us two girls kissing for the pleasure of men. it’s a way of escape & of dealing with gendered trauma & of enacting subjectivity

lesbians know what they’re doing, leave us alone

Big Yep!

livspec:

Peter Parker, also known as the popular superhero ‘Spiderman’, is roughly 16-17 years old, meaning he was born in either 2001 or 2002. Contrary to popular belief, this place him firmly in the ‘Gen Z’ category, rather than the millennial category that many place him in. By extrapolating this information, we can conclude that Peter Parker not only knows what a furry is, but constantly has to grapple with the fact that his spider-centric identity is, in fact, his fursona. In this essay I will-

j1r4ch1:

kinkstertime:

gotosweep:

shadeddaxion:

goomba-oasis:

poison-liker:

gotosweep:

new ebbits! new site!

this is probably my favourite comic of all time jsyk

can someone explain this to me?

Sure thing! For convenience I’ll refer to the guy with his arms in his pockets as SG (shorter guy) and the one on the computer as TG (taller guy).

In the first panel, SG sees TG playing on the computer and is disappointed. SG puts a lot of value in the idea of “making things,” specifically “art,” and thinks TG is just wasting their time

So he asks them if they wouldn’t rather be “making something” instead of just playing games and listening to music, implying that TG isn’t doing anything worthwhile or creative with their time

But TG replies that “interpreting is generative,” meaning that even if they spend their time just doing fun stuff, the mere act of enjoying something is creating an experience and an interpretation. Talking about something, dancing to music or sharing a piece of art with your friends IS “making something,” and each of those can be worthwhile and artistic.

SG leaves, complaining he “can’t be an auteur of [interpretation].” Auteur is a movie term that refers to a filmmaker with artistic control and vision enough to be considered essentially the singular creator of the resulting work of art. Turns out, SG doesn’t just want to “make things,” he wants to make things he and others see as “important.” He wants to make art not for the sake of art, but for the sake of being recognized and praised for his art.

This comic really speaks to elitism within the artistic community, the idea that art needs to meet certain standards to be considered art. SG’s viewpoint is really traditionalist, that art need to be “approved” and validated in order to be considered “really art;” while TG recognizes that art can be as little as just talking about what you love.

TLDR: Art is for everyone, not just some sort of social “artistic elite.”

ooh i love the explanation

Rebloging for that in depth and not even a little snarky explanation. 10/10

Gonna be real I was the shorter guy until reading this and i feel kinda like an asshole ut good job OP for changin my mind

notquiteaghost:

deadtucks:

deadtucks:

has anyone made a memes on board the enterprise post

  • *pointing at a random piece of engineering equipment* is that a jefferies tube
  • imitating spock by saying “hey guess who i am” and then staring at kirk for upwards of five minutes wherever he happens to be
  • “broken replicators are xenophobic” 
  • a whole week where everyone in medbay speaks in a southern accent to piss off bones except he actually doesnt notice he just takes it for granted
  • “captain kirk likes classical music pass it on”
  • whenever someone on bridge broadcasts some kind of report on a fucked up away mission its customary to turn to the person on ur left and say ‘i just wish theyd stop saying odd shit’
  • the xenobiology department likes to makes up random false facts about humans and include them in official reports. ‘humans actually have no bones’. ‘humans have a third eye under their left ear’
  • if u visit medbay at any given time theres a good chance someones going to say “congrats!!!! youre todays one MILLIONTH visitor!!!” the prize is a free hypo vaccination and you cant refuse it
  • the probability of this happening increases exponentially if you are jim kirk
  • literally anything chekov does
  • “thats more impressive than yeoman rand’s hairstyle”
  • excitedly running up to someone from the botany department and telling them youve discovered a new plant and seeing how long it takes them to figure out that the organism ur describing in complex science terms is actually earth grass
  • all the linguists have complex fake languages that they use to talk shit about everyone on board in public places
  • “this is worse than scotty drunk and trying to explain dilithium”
  • daily tally of shirts jim kirk has ripped
  • daily tally of times spock has raised an eyebrow
  • “raises eyebrow like spock on the bridge” as the colloquial ‘looks into camera like im on the office’ replacement
  • [during a battle] “this is just like that old terran movie star wars / battlestar galactica / the martian / gravity”
  • [in response to something unbelievable] “yeah and spock is straight”

– “is that a jeffries tube” steadily evolves from pointing at engineering equipment to at any ship equipment, then any tech at all, then anything. literally anything. [points at collection of rocks] is that a jeffries tube

– calling people ‘ensign’ when they fuck up / calling people ‘commander’ when they do good

– if jim overhears anyone complaining about anything trivial he throws an arm over their shoulders and says “you want to be captain, you say? you want to run this ship? be in charge of and responsible for this many people of this many species? you wanna lead negotiations with [insert next diplomacy mission here]? well why didnt you say so earlier!!!” then he starts trying to lead them to the bridge

– if they let him he will take them to the bridge and sit them in the charge & tell bridge they have the conn. and then refuse to do anything captain-y

– one time an ensign actually ran a first contact mission cause of this. it was a success apart from the thing with the fruit juice

– security officers travel at the speed of light

– especially if it’s a false alarm

– telling variations of the Scotty Transporting The Admiral’s Dog story, including ‘scotty beheads the admiral’s wife’, ‘scotty bodyswaps the admiral and his dog’, ‘scotty clones the dog’ and ‘everything is exactly the same but the admiral only communicates through mime’

– away mission bingo cards

– away mission superstitions

– theres a bed in the med bay with jim’s name on it. then one with spock’s. then sulu’s

– theories on what having your own med bay bed means, mostly revolving around bones being secretly married to people

– “this is just like that time on [prefix]-[random nearby object]-[suffix]”