gay fae revolution

I recorded a pilot for a solo storytelling podcast I’d like to make. It’s about a counterculture witch named Red fighting the Man with playing card-bound demons.

Red isn’t dead yet, and she intends to make that the problem of every part of society holding her down. The means by which she’s going to make this happen? A playing card deck full of bound demons. She’s playing with fire- but she wants to do the right thing. This is the record of her journey into Hell. We’ll see if she’s gonna make it.

https://pnc.st/s/alone-at-the-table/2bbb8f3c/red-deck-demons

therobotmonster:

organicmatter:

had an autism moment at the computer part store today

I literally said “oh my god its beautiful” at the display of illuminated rocker switches.

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netherworldpost:

quietsphere:

I was recently informed of the song “I am going to make it through this year if it kills me” and have been playing it non stop because I Am Going to Make It Through This Year if it Kills Me.

I swear to the stones and bones that I am a roller coaster of conflicting excellent and wretched news and i would very much like a calm period again.

Things were calm a year or so ago and I was just ornery about taking too long to draw things and oh myself my self love you being slow to draw would be such a blessing to be the main aggravator

Oh, Gods and Devils. Who introduced Atticus to the Mountain Goats? We’ll all pay for this dearly…

paladin-n-cleric:

what are you wearing rn and is it representative of your style

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queeranarchism:

If safety in your ideal society is entirely based on care by networks of affinity, and does not provide care for people who are not liked by anybody, then your society is actually even worse than the situation we are in now.

Pissing off people close to you or over-exhausting your social network or isolating yourself is often an inherent part of many mental health problems, addictions, etc. By the time people need care the most, they have often lost all their networks of affinity, and with some bad luck, any of us could find ourselves in that situation.

There has to be unconditional care available for the more unlikable of us, or there isn’t really a safety net for any of us.

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paddingtonhat:

paddingtonhat:

I think i met an angel on the train

This older man moved my skirt aside and I absent-mindedly said “oh sorry” for being partially in his seat and he said “dont be sorry, this is new york” and then showed me all his poetry about observing the world and living as a restaurant worker during the pandemic and we talked about how i worked in a grocery store and as a bartender so i resonated with his work and he told me “i may never meet you again but it’s nice to meet someone worth talking to. I might sound like a world class idiot sage, but you can’t be afraid. That’s no way to live. You have to trust your humanity.” Then he shook my hand and got off the stop before me. Hello. Hello . Hello.

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zestyleaf:

avi17:

zestyleaf:

“magical fey shapeshifter surrounded by regular animals” is by far my favorite cartoon saloon trope

This is the funniest fucking addition anyone has ever made on one of my posts. Everyone else go home

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lacunnaa-deactivated20230818 asked:

My friend seems to think that a lot of season 2 of good omens was filler and wasn't relevant to the plot at all (especially the past sruff like context). they're also the only person i know who thinks that season 2 was not good. They liked season 1 but think that the writing wasn't great and I'm on the verge of losing my mind because of them. Lord help me is there a way to change their mind or at least get your opinion on this? 😭🙏

neil-gaiman:

No, there isn’t. It’s okay that your friend didn’t like it. Not everyone will like everything. If everyone liked the same things we’d have so much less choice.

thestateofspirit:

how are we today besties? horny for affection and attention again?

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