They/them and 27 welcome to my Tumblr page where all my weird collector habits involve posts. if you ask my about my collections I'll be stocked. also you can call me nico
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what can i say other then im very sarcastic and into dark humor, very cringy too. ummmmmm this is just a blog with anything and everything i guess. lots of fandom stuff too. im asexual and nonbinary. currently have 1 cat, need more. used to draw not so much any more, now i crochet. 420 blaze lol. aquarius.

Guy follow @bt-brokenthinker to see my cleaning journey. It’s basically me just rambling about all the cleaning and packing I need to do.

I’m a collector of sorts. buttons are my problem child, i have over 1,000, no i will not get help for this. funko pops, stickers, enamel pens, plushies ect….

  • Homestuck, the oldest one, i sold my soul to hussie, dont send help i totally dont need it (send help). also send me asks for this i want to be super cringe about this. this is what got my on this site too. i built this tumblr off of john
  • TMNT, all versions, though i havent read all of the comics but the ones im into most are rise and mutant mayhem. also go read Cass Apocalypse Series, its so good. its got me in a choke hold, and if you do check out this lovely artests animatics
  • Trolls, ok this has me in a choke hold too, the third movie dropped and the songs have been on loop. plus happy tiny creatures, whats not to like. and a boy band come on. go watch the movie if you havent
  • Hazbin Hotel, ok so I’ve watched it. It’s pretty good it also has its flaws like another show. But I do enjoy it and I’m curious to see where it goes. The music is really good too, I am humming them non-stop sometimes.
  • Helluva Boss, please for the love of god dont show this cartoon to children. this is some of the funnest shit to me. my humor is so fucked up and i relate to hard to blitzø on somethings, yikes.. anyway this song ended me. stolas please
  • Voltron, listen i dont think about this one much anymore. it had its problems but there was also a lot of good in it. after the fans went nuts for klance i stopped paying attention to fandom stuff. i finished it and ill watch it from time to time
  • BNHA, its really not on my mind much im waiting for the next season to be honest. but i do like the whole thing with the quirks, its interesting how they develop. plus the neat little friend groups it has, clearly bakusqaud is my favorite. The final season is coming out this year
  • Damon Slayer, i have so many questions after finishing the swordman arc. like bro bro what??? im keeping this spoiler free but like how did that happen? like please wtf happened how did it happen. i have these questions but i know for a fact im just gonna wait till the next season drops, pffft. I have seen the training arc. It felt kinda bland?
  • Sk8, does anyone know when season 2 is dropping? we were told about it like months ago. i mean im cool with it as a 1 season thing but i wanna know who won? plus the skating was just so damn cool looking. i can ride a long board but thats it. i like the sk8erboi esthetic
  • The Dragon Prince, who doesn’t like dragons and elves and magic. and callum is so adorable. i cant wait for the next season in november… hopefully. It’s over and it was great I liked how things played out and all the parallels. Im excited to see what happens next since it’s not the end

i watch youtubers too

  • Markiplier, please this man is my jam. as im making this im watching dream daddy and boy is it hilarious. his vocie is easy to get lost in sometimes
  • Unus Annus, content not available
  • Go listen to distractible I think you should start with Bob’s fridge or maybe even part 2. You don’t have to listen to them in order nor do you have to listen to them all. Just be safe don’t get into any car accidents.
  • Moriah Elizabeth, please she is so chaotic. she paints on everything.. but paper and canvas. she mostly paints on squishies pickle the dinosaur best charater ever
  • Dollightful, she customizes monster high dolls and they look sick as hell. my favorite one, i know its one of her newest ones but hes a vampire
  • Vivziepop, the creator of Hazbin Hotel and Helluva Boss
  • its not a youtuber but im not making a section for tiktok when im really only paying attention to one, Milky.tomato. i like the emoji ocs

Music

pastabaguette:

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i tried my hand at the famous 2010ish anime fanart style, for fun.

for the authentic experience, i had to listen to old nightcore songs while working on it. i think it helped.

it’s not perfect, but i think it came out alright for a first attempt.

shimmerbell-pop:

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Christmas Broppy!! 🎄💙🩷

I wish you a happy holidays guys!! 🎆✨🥰

fandomsandfeminism:

kharmii:

wondermumbles:

fandomsandfeminism:

You know what the most frustrating thing about the vegans throwing a fit over my “Humans aren’t Parasites” post is?  I really wasn’t trying to make a point about animal agriculture. Honestly, the example about subsistence hunting isn’t the main point. That post was actually inspired by thoughts I’ve been having about the National Park system and environmentalist groups.

See, I LOVE the National Parks. I always have a pass. I got to multiple parks a year. I LOVE them, and always viewed them as this unambiguously GOOD thing. Like, the best thing America has done. 

BUT, I just finished reading this book called “I am the Grand Canyon” all about the native Havasupai people and their fight to gain back their rights to the lands above the canyon rim. Historically, they spent the summer months farming in the canyon, and then the winter months hunter-gathering up above the rim. When their reservation was made though, they lost basically all rights to the rim land (They had limited grazing rights to some of it, but it was renewed year to year and always threatened, and it was a whole thing), leading to a century long fight to get it back. 

And in that book there are a couple of really poignant anecdotes- one man talks about how park rangers would come harass them if they tried to collect pinon nuts too close to park land- worried that they would take too many pinon nuts that the squirrels wanted. Despite the fact that the Havasupai had harvested pinon nuts for thousands and thousands of years without ever…like…starving the squirrels. 

There’s another anecdote of them seeing the park rangers hauling away the bodies of dozens of deer- killed in the park because of overpopulation- while the Havasupai had been banned from hunting. (Making them more and more reliant on government aid just to survive the winter months.) 

They talk about how they would traditionally carve out these natural cisterns above the rim to catch rainwater, and how all the animals benefitted from this, but it was difficult to maintain those cisterns when their “ownership” of the land was so disputed. 

So here you have examples of when people are forcibly separated from their ecosystem and how it hurts both those people and the ecosystem. 

And then when the Havasupai finally got legislation before Congress to give them ownership of the rim land back- their biggest opponent was the Parks system and the Sierra Club. The Sierra Club (a big conservation group here in the US) ran a huge smear campaign against these people on the belief that any humans owning this land other than the park system (which aims at conservation, even while developing for recreation) was unacceptable. 

And it all got me thinking about how, as much as I love the National Parks, there are times when its insistence that nature be left “untouched” (except, ya know, for recreation) can actually harm both the native people who have traditionally been part of those ecosystems AND potentially the ecosystems themselves. And I just think there’s a lot of nuance there about recognizing that there are ways for us to be in balance with nature, and that our environmentalism should respect that and push for sustainability over preserving “pristine” human-less landscapes. Removing ourselves from nature isn’t the answer. 

But apparently the idea that subsistence hunting might actually not be a moral catastrophe really set the vegans off.  Woopie. 

#love seeing discussions about this#because everyone wants to see western conservation as infallible#without realizing that it’s still built on white supremacist and colonialist beliefs

- @finding-my-culture

Not every instance of a non-white people not getting their way is an example of ‘white supremacist colonialist’ beliefs. I’d wager that 99.9999% don’t fall into this category, and most woes of certain peoples fall into the category of “I created my own illness, and only government bucks can cure me”.

The OP gave one side of the story. It’s possible the other side is something really stupid, like bureaucracy and outdated rules keep (so and so) off their land. There’s also the possibility we aren’t getting a juicy story from the other side. I’d like to find out what the park rangers have to say. What if the deer carcasses had wasting disease? What if they have plenty of pinon nuts on their own side and don’t need to cross the boundaries?

It must be fascinating inside your head.

That you read this post, and thought to yourself “hmmmmmmm what if indigenous people literally being forced off their ancestral homeland and being FORCED to rely on government aid because they were legally barred from hunting and gathering actually had a perfectly reasonable and not racist reason, like PoC wanting government money to fix problems they made for themselves? (Which definately is a thing that happensand not exactly the opposite of this situation?) I’m going to completely make up a possible not racist reason, with no evidence, type that up, and present it as a rebuttal to a post about the importance of human involvement in sustainable environmentalism.”

Like. You haven’t read the book I’m describing, and this post isnt even really about white supremacy or colonialism. (It’s about how human involvement is an important aspect of sustainable environmental policy.) You have no fact based insight into the situation I described, and no personal experience with the historic Narional Park policy regarding the Havasupai.

But you were like “AH! But my headcanon theory about why the historical hardships of an indigenous group described in a book that I haven’t read and know nothing about says that actually this probably was totally fine.”

Just. Just take a moment to reflect on why that was your reaction. Regardless of how valid you think your point is, I want you to think about why it’s a point you even felt needed to be made.


Edit: …..they are a Trumper transphobe who posts sexy Pokémon fanart. 😆 🤣 😂 Fuck me.

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