oodlenoodleroodle:

recourse-ao3:

recourse-ao3:

whispers hey you can’t use the same critical framework on works by individual lgbt creators that you use for works by corporations looking for profit from lgbt stories written by straight people because the context and consumption of that content exist in completely separate spheres thannnkssssss

you can’t deride a depressed lesbian’s work for having the sad lesbian trope in it

you can’t tell a trans woman writing about being trans that she’s just writing the stereotypical trans narrative

those are their stories to tell and they’re not stereotypes they’re real lives and reducing them to the boxes het media puts us in is reproducing their oppression

And the God-tier is when people criticise individual LGBTQ people for being “stereotypical” in the way they live their lives X___x 

@glumshoe - seems relevant to your recent thoughts about writing

actualgoth:

liam and caleb have fused and become one

Ohhhhh ive had too much caffee

:/:/:/’////// \°•°/

serkets:

i wish people would stop romanticizing not eating breakfast and not getting enough sleep and being dependent on coffee to function and always being in a bad mood and treating yourself poorly because that behavior is very unhealthy for you

At a taster DnD session:

Me: *dwarf cleric, 18 AC*

Other player: *human fighter, 14 AC*

Me: *is trying to play cleric of life with anger issues*

Me: *is knocked unconscious twice by the henchmen goblins, and completely missed by hobgoblin boss*

O.P.: *is hit three times over whole session and defeats boss in two rounds*

O.P.: *proceeds to fart on my cousin, who died in my arms, because he is convinced his farts heal*

I’m excited - going to my first in person dnd session in years, at a “learn the game” event that apparently happens every week. I hope I can meet enough people there to join a regular game