The struggle for the rights of “a small and despised sexual minority” would not have succeeded if the old Christian cosmology had held: put bluntly, the gay-rights cause has succeeded precisely because the Christian cosmology has dissipated in the mind of the West.
then good riddance to that flawed creation; if an inability to celebrate love counts as Christian success then we’re infinitely better off in a world of Christian failure.
last time I dropped acid at the peak I entirely forgot what like, life is, and coming down from that, hearing my roommate move around and gradually becoming aware of my own bodily sensations, there was a process of trying to figure it out, and I remember thinking something along the lines of like “oh so I’m this kind of monkey thing, that’s neat. and I can control what it does, and like go around and do things and interact with other monkeys. that’s pretty cool”.
and I was right it is pretty cool
And they don't even pay her!
this is perfect
Reading the Silmarillion, the elves seem so active and full of life.They’re always doing things. When you get to the Lord of the Rings, they just seem so tired. Elrond holds a meeting and then he’s out. Galadriel has some guests stay with her. They’re so done. They just wanna leave.
the number of people in the top vs bottom pic is accurate too
I saw this picture in my Facebook Memories from April 1, 2023 (two years ago), along with the text "I need to do something with this. Future Josh! Pls halp."
CAPTION: A "bunny scale" from 1 to 10 showing a helpless fluff ball at 1 and a lean, wary hare at 10.
Well, I am pleased to report that Future Josh did indeed halp. This ended up being the inspiration for me to finally write the first draft (sort of) of a pivotal scene from The Curious Tale, last summer. (Or was it two summers ago? Gosh, time flies...)
11 pages of my homewrecker stardew comic x
Kim Pine again
By Gary Gygax & Dave Arneson
A pretty obscure old fantasy RPG with some pretty unique ideas! You play as adventures (of one of three classes: Fighting-Man, Cleric, Magic-User, but with more classes available via supplements) that go into "dungeons" to defeat "dragons." As your character's "level" goes "up" you can go "down" into deeper "levels" of the "dungeon," and once your character reaches a high enough "level" they get to build a castle!
A rather unique old-school game, the only downside being that it expects you to own two other games: Chainmail for the combat system and Outdoor Survival for wilderness adventures. This hidden gem from the early days is definitely worth a look! There have been as many as five editions of the game, and as far as I am aware the game hasn't changed fundamentally since its first release!
Sorry to artificer heads i can only fit 12 choices
s to be clear, this is not "how would you reverse engineer taylors powerset into a dnd class". it is what would taylor heber choose to play as her class when sitting down with friends to play d&d
with that in mind im going to go with sorcerer, particularly because of the meta magic stuff where she can modify and munchkin the shit out of her own spells, i think she would like that
this is problematic of me (joke) but i really enjoy the splashing of french into english speech or writing. just adds a pizzazz
*adds a certain je ne sais quoi
see the problem is that despite around 8 years of french schooling the french language has utterly escaped my brain so even the most obvious set up i had created for myself by accident was missed by me. such is life.
*c'est la vie
god damn it
whenever people say shit like “i couldn’t be polyamorous, i’m so jealous and possessive. if my partner even LOOKS at another girl/guy i’m gonna kick them out of a window” i’m like well you should probably be working on that. like even if you don’t end up doing polyamory it’s probably good to not be like that
