tench

andreablog2

Real life events are treated like fictional media automatically entering some meme cannon and fictional media is demanded of so much moralism and the events in fictional media are treated with so much seriousness as if whatever is being depicted..is being condoned. People talk about media literacy all of the time now but it’s actually crazy how nothing that happens in real life is sacred or free of exploitation but anything fictional has to be explicitly clear in a specific moral compass.

alexxuun

orphetoon

i forgot to post this here. my little meow meows

across the spiderverse spider man

padawansuggest

prohaloplayer

does anybody want to take turns hitting each other unconscious

tench

queerhamlet

tiktokers who say classic lit is bad because its not relatable 1. thats not the fucking point 2. you've clearly never read twelfth night as a trans bisexual

mist-the-wannabe-linguist

you've clearly never read Frankenstein as a student

feathery-dickmuffins

If you're fucked up enough a lot of classic lit suddenly becomes uncomfortably relatable tbh.

hiddenlookingglass

This is 100% true, but also: literature is a great way to engage with people you don't actually relate to, and practice feeling empathy for them anyway. I have never been in a battle, but I have cried over the Iliad multiple times because I was suddenly made very aware that every single war has people like Hector in it, who leave their families one day and just never come home to them. Please keep looking for things you find relatable in unexpected places - but not everything has to be relatable for it to be worthwhile.

bertilakslady

Not everything has to be about you to be worth reading

twicebornstar

concept-stage

Who are these people?

Wrong answers only.

bright-and-shiny-new-stories

The two on the bottom left are the same person with different hair.

Bottom row, second from the right released a pigeon in the room and is waiting for someone to find it.

Bottom row, far right doesn’t know why he’s in this picture but he’s happy to be included.

Top row, far right sees the pigeon but hasn’t realized what it is yet.

Top row, second from the right sees the pigeon and recognizes a good prank when she sees it.

Top row, second from left has also released a pigeon and is realizing that someone else did the same thing.

Top row, far left is Sam Riegel.

cr

twicebornstar

the-caleb-widogast

rewatching the mighty nein and rewitnessing their amount of paranoia is so good. they walk into a 5 star hotel after a battle with the followers of the god of death and a total of 10 hit points and 3 spell slots between all of them and they're still casing their rooms. uv lights out, flipping beds and checking smoke detectors for cameras. they insight check every person they meet. they want to cast a truth spell on the oldest, most powerful and crustiest wizard in all of exandria. theyd rather impale themselves instead of giving up their weapons. theyd rather send a cat with 2 hit points that's determined to roll nat 1s on its perception rolls to check out evil lairs rather than going in themselves. they hate people scrying on them but they get annoyed when they fail doing it to others. they lie to most people they meet yet they're still 'trusted' by the two out of the three great powers on wildemount. no one's doing it like them.

cr

sharkneto

catsofyore

Woodcut print of a shorthaired tuxedo cat sleeping snuggled deep in a quilt or other type of bedspread with square patterns on it. Very bold, black lines on off-white paper. The cat just looks so cozy and snug in the folds of the blanket!

To be honest I'm not sure if this is "of yore" - there's no date and the artist's life spanned yore and non-yore. But I love it and wanted you to see it! Source.