[ID: A digital painting of a red fox suspended against a muted brown background. The fox has one bloodied fore-paw, and three shining golden arrows sticking bloodlessly out of its back. There is a circle of golden light framing its face. There are three speech bubbles beside the fox that say “The suffering doesn’t have to make sense” and “After every cold night, the sun rises” and “And you can still be warm again.” / End ID]
kevin saying ”what was it like before she (veronica) got here? I honestly cannot remember” is making me 👁️ because did any of them exist before jughead started narrating on the day she got there
thank you. god bless you
[ID: A screenshot of a Google search. The words in the search bar read "is a worm a bug". The top result is cut off after the first line and reads "Worms are utterly and completely animals". End ID]
riverdale is the most of all time
i will never understand the talking point of “the writers don’t even care about the audience anymore” towards shows like riverdale. if you cannot piecemeal joy from the technicolour hallucination of a vengeful homosexual (ras) playing dolls with a nearly 100 year old IP then what are we even doing here?
being good prevails. being horny prevails. these two things are never meaningfully disentangled.
i think one of my favorite betty cooper things is that she works for the fbi but she only does passion projects
Goncharov was special because not only did we establish canon, we created a whole fanon gay interpretation and proceded to ignore the (not even real) original in favour of it. And thats what tumblr is all about.
by request - "about horses and ponies"
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"I TRY TO SING ALONG BUT I GET IT ALL WRONG
When I was young, I believed ponies grew up to be horses. Years later, one of the times I died, I only asked, 'Why me?' And God told me I had been almost right about the ponies, just looking at it backwards. Things, God told me, grow smaller. Horses grow up to be ponies, and ships grow up to be boats, and lions grow up to be housecats, and cities grow up to be suburbs, and billboards grow up to be bumper stickers, and armies grow up to be police, and sodomy trials grow up to be quiet and private little suicides, and every genocide grows up to be statistics."
My autistic peeps, I have one bit of advice for you.
Be extremely selective about who you accept social rule feedback from.
Most autistic folks I know tie themselves up in knots, trying to figure out this social rule book that everybody else seems to have gotten, that they didn't get. In fact a lot of the "rigidity" that I see other therapists complaining about can be put down to the natural effects of people trying really hard to find one goddamn rule that will stay put.
The thing is- most people walk around as if they have the one universal, unassailable, common-sense rule book for social interaction.
And they are utterly full of shit.
In the US in particular there is incredibly low consensus about how people should behave. Just go post on twitter about whether it is or is not rude to wear your shoes in someone's house, or as a 70 year old and a 20 year old about phone etiquette. That's before we get into other demographic differences. Don't even get me started on "professionalism".
Neurotypical people get that feedback to, but are, on average, way more able to flag it as either 1) a rule for working with that person/similar people 2) bullshit. NOT as a universal rule they should have already known, that they should feel bad about not already knowing.
The number of things that people actually universally agree on is really low.
So when people give you feedback that the social rule they expect you to follow is obvious, they are often being a total dick.
Ask questions, look for patterns in specific settings, and make sure you've worked on your values enough to have a reasonable ecosystem of guiding principles.
But remember that nobody has that rule book.
