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Floating hair

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D.Gray-man fanart by koriki (https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/684606)

Cleaning is such a pain _(」∠ ､ﾝ､)_

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"I didn't want you to find out this way."

Alma [@rabbitknight]

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I’m slightly disturbed by the present notion going around that, if an author is problematic, you can no longer read and/or enjoy their work

or, more specifically, that you must instantly drop it and never speak of it again, no questions asked

mostly because if you try to only read books by the most ideologically perfect people, you’re going to rapidly run out of things to read. for one, anything written before like…1960 is out. for another, that one shining individual whose work alone you’re willing to read doesn’t exist.

every adult has done problematic things. the only difference is the scale and nature of the mistakes made

sure, voting with your wallet is a thing. I’d definitely be willing to buy a book by a currently-living author who isn’t always kind to their fans, and not by one who committed sexual assault. but there’s nuance to the simple act of reading or liking a book, separate from giving the author money, and it must be approached as such

what did the author do that you don’t like? how much of it comes out in their work? in what ways? what aspects of their work have value to you? is there enough value in it for you to continue liking it, even if you don’t condone the way the author behaves? will you continue recommending it to others? is the negative behavior confirmed to your satisfaction? can you, personally, reconcile disliking the author with liking their work? (because in the end, it’s a matter of personal choice and conscience)

saying “this author did/does bad things, so anyone who reads or likes their work must also be bad” is an appealing way to absolve yourself of the need for critical thinking. and guess what? that’s an important part of life

it’s easy to say “this is cancelled because the author sucks” for works you don’t care about. but someday, it will be something you love under the microscope. count on it. you’ll have to grapple with these questions, and it won’t be easy

people need to develop the skills to deal with complex topics in a thoughtful manner, and I worry that they’re being encouraged not to

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being diluc is suffering

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microdosing on self love by projecting my insecurities onto fictional characters and loving them

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white people go like “is anyone going to redesign this nonhuman evil character as a poc?” and not wait for an answer

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Allen! Commission for Moon-Smurf! :D

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“if you take medication for that, you’ll be taking medication all your life!!” yeah, and?? bud, i already put on my glasses every morning. it’s like. a condition of mine, not a side hobby i’m pursuing irresponsibly. 

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hello????? what’s going on???????

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Heh. Payback for stealing my underpants. 😌

Lavi = @rabbitknight

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Reblog to make a transphobe uncomfortable eating M&M’s

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❤ "You're my end and my beginning" 💙

Inspired by TealBlaze dtiys and cute art by K_Kohjima (on Twitter)

I'll never stop laughing at the fact that he dreamed about marrying Langa pffffiggvitvi

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domestic married sylvix makes me the SOFTEST!!!! 🕯️

my 2nd piece for @heartandsoulfe in collab with matt who wrote “the calm of an early evening.”, please read it, it’s absolutely fantastic

※ please do not repost my art ※ ➜ commission and ko-fi links in bio

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Not dead yet 😌

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Thinking about the fact that Timothy Hearst and Kanda are technically both the same age

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