jacw212.bsky.social

@jacw212.bsky.social

he/she Izzet Leauge, Sallygirl-American, Neurodivirign, Nuance Haver, Lore Whore, Vaguely Leftie, Genetically Contrarian, Aromantic, Canonically 6'5 Memeslop Account Arc

"Y-y-y-ya've got it all WRONG. Quintorius's weird half-human lil' fetus ain't in this Secret Lair Product. It's in Ollie's Sharpie cube, and, and, in Orcish's microfiction, and, y'know, whichever screenshot Cary is splicing a Robert B. Wintermute reference into."

Jimmy Stewart having a wonderful life
CASCADE CASCADE - SUMMER VACATION@cascadecascade.com · 7h ago

MSCHF Said The Quiet Part Out Loud by @parker.luckypaper.co is live & FREE TO READ! now. Look on my works, ye mighty, and reuse freely without the need for attribution or royalties. www.cascadecascade.com/mschf-said-t...

He will take on the name Kallist Rhoka. He will give up his telepathy, his planeswalker spark, and live a life in obscurity in Vryn with his wife, his mother, his son, while his daughter explores the wide multiverse. He learned the spell on how to make a person because Kallist needed a new body.

Autistic taking a love potion to stay in touch with their special interest Aromantic taking a love potion hoping it will “fix” them Person staying taking a love potion ever day so they don’t fall out of love Some ideas

Quickly becoming one of my most closely held beliefs that it’s our job to openly roast rude people. Hit a guy with a “did that feel good to say” or a “you doing alright?” Even better if you’re doing it on behalf of someone else

Remember when I said this story felt like it was, in part, about suicidal ideation? This is the first moment in the magic story to actually make me cry in a while! Imagine how Chandra is feeling! Imagine how amplified the guilt must be after what happened to Nissa!

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And if we were largely seeing it among minorities, it would be treated like child abuse. Parents who refused to get the MMR would have their kids taken. But since it's mostly white people, suddenly it's an idea we have to respect.

Michael Hobbes@michaelhobbes.bsky.social · 2d ago

I know this is a common belief, but it’s not true. If people went anti-vaxx/MAHA because they were excluded from the medical establishment, we would see sky-high rates among poor people, minorities and the uninsured. We don’t.