want to be clear that if i ever talk about a headcanon and then later discuss a headcanon that is directly contradictory to the first one, thatâs because headcanons exist in a quantum state where they are all simultaneously true and not true up until the point where i discuss it in detail, in which case that is the one that is true in that instance. schroedingerâs headcanons
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iâm starting to realize the âfriendship where we bully each otherâ thing is a complicated subject for me, because as a survivor of bullying and my interests being mocked for basically my entire life, i donât really find it funny or endearing when pals do it. i donât mind gentle insults and inside jokes, but idk, there has to be a point where you go âmaybe i shouldnât cut on my friendâs new oc or special interestâ and stop yourself. i think we should all try a little harder to know that boundary and not put our friends in those situations
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Little travel frog art I did a while back :]
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Okay I take it back the actual funniest thing about how many people performatively hate on scum villain because they think itâs bad and trashy and irredeemable and Problematic is that they are unwittingly re-enacting an almost perfect impression of the main character, a young terminally online guy who hate read a trashy porn novel and got in so many internet fights about how bad and irredeemable and garbage it was that he died choking on his rage and was transported to suffer the role of expendable backstory villain in the world of this trashy porn novel he hated so much.
And thatâs fucking hilarious.
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There's a tweet that's gone viral where a person laments realizing that Star Wars "ripped off" Dune, and how learning all the elements Star Wars took from its inspiration tainted it. And I think it shows how poisonous the emphasis on originality in art can be. Because yes, it's wonderful when art makes something new, but it's also wonderful seeing how art plays on what came before, and the conversations it has with its predecessors.
There's going to be a lot of people talking about how much of an impact Goku from Dragon Ball Z has made on fiction in the wake of Akira Toriyama's recent passing, and all the characters who were inspired by him and his story. But Goku himself is derivative - he's inspired by the Monkey King from Journey to the West, one of the first novels ever written. He's far from the first character inspired by the Monkey King, either, and also far from the last.
None of this makes Goku's impact any less than it is. None of this decreases how Goku's story has inspired countless imitators. Just as Toriyama created a new icon from imitating what he loved about Journey to the West, so did Toriyama inspire countless artists to make their own iconic works with his take on the Monkey King's archetype. Goku is, in many ways, the heir to a legacy that spans back to the 16th century, and likely beyond - because I doubt the original Monkey King was formed in a vacuum.
We're taught to think that originality and imitation are opposites that cannot coexist, but they're not mutually exclusive. One can follow in another's footsteps and still take a new journey with its own unique twists and turns. The great works of art are not spawned in the absence of inspiration - they are in conversation with what came before and what will come after.
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what's the most cancelable shit y'all do when ur not online
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he lived. served cunt. died. got resurrected. served even more cunt
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tumblr wrapped: you made 128953258 posts about that pathetic dead gay bitch from a show that ended years ago
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december 24th is like the superbowl for fans of gay and traumatized lawyers
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âStop calling wrightworth old men theyâre only 24-32âł you donât understand, when we call them old men it has nothing to do with age.Â
Miles Edgeworth was an old man at 9 years old. He dresses like a 17th century vampire. He deadass uses a phone in his office from the 19th century. He talks like heâs in a dickens novel. His hobby is drinking tea and playing chess with himself.
Phoenix Wright canonically doesnât know how to use a computer. Despite ostensibly being a millennial heâs used the same Nokia phone for the last 15 years thatâs now held together with packaging tape. He complains about his back aching and calls people 7 years his junior kids.Â
Itâs about the mindset. The personality. On all levels except physical they are old fogeysÂ
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narratively christianity is pretty cool i think it should have been a jrpg instead of a religion though
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to this day i am still in shock that they never even explain what the hell kristophâs black psychelocks were about. they justâŠ. never come up again. and could have been something really interesting to dive into in aa5! but they just never explain them. and that just seems like bad or lazy writing to me, bc nothing that came out on the witness stand had to do with the psychelocks!
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