burn it 🔥
(he/him) 🐇
said this on bluesky but:
i genuinely encourage non black people to engage with this, who might be worried they can't because of the word "nigga" because they feel like it's overstepping. the only way it would be overstepping is saying it to me when ur not black, but please don't be afraid to engage with black art.
i kinda get annoyed when non black people police other non blacks on how to engage with black culture because it creates a problem where non black people avoid us all together which can be extremely isolating and create even MORE tension and overall being uneducated.
The final stage of every OC's creation is having to go through websites like this to name it:
Nacho Varga holding Fluttershy
I am so very serious when I say that minors should have a legal and easily reinforceable right to say "I don't want to live with my parents (or other adult caretakers)/I don't want to be around that person/I don't want to go to that place" and actually get their wish accommodated. So much childhood trauma could be avoided or ended if children actually had the right to leave the situation or the person hurting them.
Artist: Matt Stikker TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link
enough of your middle aged man blorbos whos your specialest middle aged woman. if anyone tags a woman under the age of 40 on this post ill kill you in real life
Tarocchi di Sergio Toppi
Tarot Cards by Sergio Toppi
Tarocchi di Sergio Toppi
Tarot Cards by Sergio Toppi
At this point in the game a player's tools are so strong that tough enemies need to ignore everything you do until one of you dies.
At first, such new tools look like individual power. In actuality, they are the ability to break the relationship with your opponent, and it is that very relationship that creates your power. That results in less relationship and therefore less power. That's less fun. It's true in Tekken and it's true in Elden Ring DLC. We all hate Horned Warriors!
At these times I really appreciate the Taoist thing where nothing is itself, everything is a sticky rubberband relationship with something else.
