starbuckssollux:

what do you mean im overexaggerating height diffrences

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gefthetalkingmongose:

rottytops:

photo-of-your-mommy-with-a-mummy:

Also to everyone hating on Incineroar: GOOD that’s exactly what he wants.

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randomcreativitybursts:

online friendships are a delicate mix of “i know all your deepest secrets” and “wait you’re not left-handed”

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adhighdefinition:

don’t chant “adhd is severely overdiagnosed!!!” if the only demographic you have in mind is the young hyperactive white boy you’ve seen on the news. start chanting underdiagnosed instead, for all the women and ppl of color who fall off the radar each year due to stereotypes and stigma

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vicholas:

how many horrible live action movies will it take for people to realize that animation is the best medium to have fantasy creatures because when everything is animated your suspension of disbelief works better

(via junkirat)

survivalstep:

Originally posted by petschm66

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arwenesthenotcoolatall:

septicplier:

spell your username without using the letters in your name

mine is ptipi

rwntnotcooltll

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tinylad:

detroit become human

(Source: rifleweeb, via yellowbloods)

jordanlhawk:

notactuallyaduck:

fiction-is-not-reality:

In bigger letters for those in the back:

As a critiquer, your job is not to “make this piece of writing better” but to understand what the writer wants to achieve and help them to achieve it

Applies beyond writing as well.

Also applies to editing. I was recently talking to another writer whose editor (at a publisher) almost destroyed her desire to keep writing. Writers, know the signs of a shitty editor versus one who actually wants to help you achieve your vision, and don’t be afraid to ask for a different one. (Or fire a bad one if you’re indy.)

(Source: toastweasel, via agayworthfightingfor)

loveandpeace255:

Cowboy Bebop: The Movie

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