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    Hello there. You can call me Fester, Hieronymus, Sylvester, or Blank, and I use it/its pronouns mainly, as well as ip/ips and rot/rots (feel free to pick a set, you don’t have to alternate). I’m mixed race (white/Mexican/Cantonese/MENA) and a Jewish convert. I’m also a disabled (physically and mentally) queer communist.

    I was born in 2002, and as such, I am an adult. This blog contains untagged nsfw content (both text and photos). Minors dni.

    This blog will contain untagged reclaimed slurs of the queer variety, so be forewarned. Blood is tagged with ⭕ if you’d like to avoid it. I don’t trigger tag.

    Yes I have violent paraphilias, no that doesn’t make me a bad person. Get a life and don’t harass people for something they can’t choose. I do not post about them on this blog except in passing. If you want my para/kink blog, ask me

    This is pretty surface level, so if you’d like more information before you follow, you can check those here and my pronouns and name list is here.

    I’m a fic writer who writes mainly ~problematic~ content. My AO3 is erotomox! I wrote almost exclusively for aew, and more specifically for bcc/death riders. Heavy tw for underage, incest, rape, etc

  • reblogged from throesofincreasingwonder
  • there should be a movie that’s like two 15 year old girls interspersed with scenes from the escapist and fantastical slash fic they’re writing together instead of flirting. like the fall but for lesbians in 2005.

  • one of the girls gets put on a new psych med that makes her miserable and in the next scene her OC the half-elf prince is kidnapped and experimented upon by the dark sorcerer who traps his soul inside his crystal and replaces it with The Obsidian Shard of Corrupting Night

  • girl 2 has an upsetting and kind of creepy interaction with her stepdad and stays up to 3 am writing a chapter in which her OC the repentant shadow knight escapes from the demon brothel and has to be gently nursed back to health by the half-elf prince

  • importantly: this is fine. it’s not a tragedy about things spiraling out of control or the dangers of obsession. they are regular girls living mundane lives and oblivious to the fact that they are working through their own adolescent feelings via fiction in a way that is uncomfortable/embarrassing to witness but not actually tragic. no one is murdered outside of the fanfic though there is dark humor in the over-the-top fictional melodrama through which they are translating their big normal teen feelings.

  • reblogged from throesofincreasingwonder
  • this was cute until i realized the fish is probably trying to not get eaten

  • A fish trying not to get eaten wouldn’t slow down when the “predator” slows down. It also wouldn’t constantly swim in a circle near the edge of the tank; It’d try hiding. Also a fish in a tank in a a public place that is constantly filled with people is not likely to see people as predators.

  • Animals, I think people tend to forget, also enjoy playing.

  • yeah that fish is absolutely playing with that kid, if it really wanted to escape it would just dive into the reef in the center of the tank!

    (Moorish Idols are reef fish and naturally will seek shelter in the nearest nook or cranny if they get scared.)

    many people don’t realize this, but fish aren’t stupid animals! most of them are on par with mammals like mice and squirrels in terms of intelligence, and they absolutely do play.

  • I was at an aquarium a few years ago and decided to sketch a fish. It came up to me.

    I decided to flip the book around and pressed it against the glass. Fish lost it

    Swam away then came back with MORE FISH

    to this day I love those little sketches and I really love how I got the fish to bring me it’s friends

  • @i-need-glitter are you willing to share your sketches?

  • @whiteassenby

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    Fishy

  • HERE IT IS

    THE FISH

  • reblogged from doberbutts
  • "how dare transmisogynized people have a term for their experiences"
    intersectional feminism has no problem with the existence of the term transmisogyny.

    intersectionality just adds a layer of observation and analysis to the term you see as your ultimate claim to being right about everything because you see yourself as the universally most victimized.

    intersectional transfeminism also accurately describes the fact that bigots cannot tell and do not care if someone is "transmisogynized" according to the matrix you have defined to be its qualifier.

    transmisogyny exists, there is no denying that.
    it is the hatred and subsequent marginalization of non-normative femininity just as transandrophobia/transmisandry is the hatred and subsequent marginalization of non-normative masculinity.

  • reblogged from lexeirikrleif
  • Controversial Truths About Ancient Egypt Masterpost

    • The pyramids were built by contemporary workers who received wages and were fed and taken care of during construction
    • The Dendera “lightbulb” is a representation of the creation myth and has nothing to do with electricity
    • We didn’t find “““copper wiring””” in the great pyramid either
    • Hatshepsut wasn’t transgender
    • The gods didn’t actually have animal heads
    • Hieroglyphs aren’t mysteriously magical; they’re just a language (seriously we have shopping lists and work rosters and even ancient erotica)
    • The ancient Egyptian ethnicity wasn’t homogeneous
    • Noses (and ears, and arms) broke off statues and reliefs for a variety of reasons, none of which are “there is a widespread archaeological conspiracy to hide the Egyptian ethnicity”
    • The carvings at Abydos aren’t modern machines but recarvings over old carvings. Sure they look like them but if you can read hieroglyphs and know that Ramesses II will even usurp the carvings of his own father just to be a little shit
    • ‘No soot on the ceilings and walls of the Dendera temple!’ is actually because of extensive restoration works and not because Egyptians were in on shit like Baghdad “batteries”
    • While the Egyptians were fine-ass astronomers they didn’t align any of their enormous and/or important buildings to modern star constellations, because constellations look very different now than they did ~5000 years ago 
    • The pyramid is the simplest, sturdiest shape with which to build and many different cultures discovered this in their own time. There were never any weird fish humans/aliens involved
    • The sphinx of Gizah is only an approximate 5000 years old; the 10,000 year/rain erosion nonsense is proven hokum
    • Speaking of that particular sphinx, the Napoleonic expedition is not responsible for its missing nose
    • Akhenaten was not a “heretic” by contemporary standards
    • Ramses II appropriated a lot of his predecessors’ buildings/reliefs and isn’t really deserving of the epithet “the Great”
    • The Battle of Kadesh ended in a stalemate (twice)
    • While they had feline deities throughout their history, Egyptians didn’t actually worship cats themselves. This was a later Greek/Ptolemaeic addition
    • It was not, in fact, practice to shave off eyebrows after cats died; Herodotus lied about that
    • Herodotus lied about a lot of things and many misconceptions about ancient Egypt can be traced back to his Greek ass
  • I can’t believe I forgot my favourite Hill to Die On

    • Seth was not the god of “evil”, and despite his chaos providing a foil to order, he wasn’t completely villified until very late in Egyptian history, when he became associated with despised foreign enemies
  • Hats off to the few of you who’re reblogging this with tags saying you’re going to check my claims later. You make me not entirely despair of this hellhole.

    Here are some vetted Egyptological books/sources (that are by and large appropriate for a lay-audience) you can find most, if not all of the above:

    • Lehner, M., The Complete Pyramids
    • Wilkinson, R. H., The Complete Temples of Ancient Egypt
    • Hornung, E., The One and the Many: Conceptions of God in Ancient Egypt
    • Dunand, F. & Zivie-Coche, C., Gods and Men in Egypt
    • Kemp, B., Ancient Egypt: Anatomy of a Civilization
    • Bard, K., An Introduction to the Archaeology of Ancient Egypt
    • Stevenson Smith, W., The Art and Architecture of Ancient Egypt
    • Kitchen, K. A., The Life and Times of Ramesses II, King of Egypt
    • Sweeney, D., Sex and Gender (in Ancient Egypt)
    • McDowell, A. G., Village Life in Ancient Egypt:  Laundry Lists and Love Songs
    • Te Velde, H., Seth, God of Confusion 
  • Guys do me a solid and reblog this version instead of continuously asking for sources on the other versions thanks

  • Excuse me please post ancient erotica link

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    hey it’s not my fault people keep reblogging the version without it!