#SAY HIS NAME AND HE APPEARS

If we're being honest these were the true main events

I AM SOBBING IM SO HAPPY

Deltarune and The Watcher tomorrow

HAPPY BIRTHDAY JOSH / FOREVER A JOHN CENA KID / UGH JORTS / SWEETIE STOP SPENDING MY $$ - Wrestlemania 4/20/2025

I love this DLC

just me, a goblin, making doodles of ace attorney out of some 80s/90s movie stills

Hey, oomfies! This Eid, let’s spread some more love to Gaza. Grassroots orgs there are doing incredible work despite the many limitations...getting food, meds, and shelter to families who’ve lost everything. Even a few bucks can make a real difference. Donate the cost of a coffee!

Replaying Ace Attorney and being like

That security guard is so happy to see Edgeworth finally open up to their crush

I can't believe so many people forgot about Pluey... I mean, he's literally right there in chapter 1.

As someone who has worked in the queer community for a long time, you need to be careful of the people who stretch the reality of scarcity in our community to fit their agendas of making money off of our community.

A major sign of snake oil salesmen is someone saying they are not just the best, but the only option. This is made more believable in marginalized communities, where we are genuinely seeing a lack in resources, but a lack is not the same as an emptiness. As someone who studies queer history, let me say this: queer people (and other marginalized groups) have been fighting to provide for each other and their future for much longer than you'd expect.

There are resources. They aren't always spread equally or easily accessible, but there are more resources than some people want you to believe.

Don't let less get mistranslated into absence. Generation after generation of queer people have fought to make sure there was something for us. Do not let someone disrespect this work by claiming they are the first and only queer person to do something. If someone claims to be a first or only, fact check that. While firsts deserve celebration, we should be grateful to live in a world where they are more rare than they used to be.