Mx VerdaBaby crotch astrology is my least favorite marketing strategy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aobaZV4BxE
#gender #sex #equality #equity #people #human #humanity #demography #demographics
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Car Ownership and Car Insurance Are Kind Of A Giant Racket - SOME MORE NEWS
oh no... I haven't seen Oshi no Ko, but given people whining about Ayyack on Titan's ending (men can have feelings?! nooooo), I worry. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQnyFP-7Ezs
FF8 music goes hard.
Memcho is my favorite.
Emotions aren't about logic though. If something keeps coming up in your life, it probably doesn't feel "finished" to you.
... ok no, fair enough. the straights are not ok. I guess it doesn't become "and then the characters realised they needed therapy".
Oshi No Ko: Anime's Biggest Fall From Grace
Sounds like "read or watch until Tokyo Blade, then stop and make up what you think would make a good ending."
Maybe add "from chapter 124 (or 125?) until 3 or 4 chapters from the end," if you really want.
Should always be an option to hand off to someone else.
is it pointless though?
It can serve as a cautionary tale, not to mention the realism of no one IRL has character arcs.
Sure, sometimes people do 'learn their lesson'.
However, more often they repeat the same failures until they figure out how to change *something*.
Oshi No Ko: Anime's Biggest Fall From Grace
someone needs to get Akasaka-sensei some ADHD meds, jfc.
nah, capitalism / the profit incentive is the real villain.
But also, people can feel energised by unsatisfactory narratives. If "the entertainment industry produces great harms" is a summary that bothers you, then consider how a healthy sustainable entertainment industry would work. What safeguards, norms, and checks would be in place?
And project progress isn't about logic. Emotions are rational responses to stimuli.
If you feel no more passion for something, then you need a break, to stop, and / or to reframe the problem.
Hate the series about the entertainment industry? Write about how writer's block affects performers, support staff, and ripples across news cycles.
Feel autistic burnout just trying to stay alive? ... Complain about it on Mastodon!
Oshi No Ko: Anime's Biggest Fall From Grace
Get In Loser, We're Doing Dashcon 2 (Real And Not Clickbait)
Just one more lane bro, just one more https://nebula.tv/videos/notjustbikes-they-tore-down-a-highway-and-made-it-a-river/
why am I on a screen my eyeballs are on fire. christ
https://www.theoligarchydc.com/post/anti-blackness-racism-in-promised-neverland and https://floatingintobliss.wordpress.com/2019/04/03/lets-talk-about-sister-krone
Anti-Blackness & Racism in Promised Neverland
Krone (a.k.a. "Sister") is a 26-year-old woman in the anime Promised Neverland. I thought her name was odd, so I looked it up and found this…Naming/referring to a Black person based off their physical appearance??? Right.I also found that “Krone” is the name of Scandinavian money.Interesting. But here's what really got me about Krone: her character design.You know what???It was a violation indeed!When we are introduced to Krone in this dystopian anime, Promised Neverland, we meet a woman who st
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"How may I address you?" Just a great phrase and intent all-around. Good clear communication and obvious demonstration of intent (unless espionage or subterfuge, but unlikely for most).
OH MY GOD I LOVE 'THON'.
"In 1858, an American composer named Charles Crozat Converse invented the pronoun “thon” (short for “that one”), which even made it into well-regarded dictionaries
— Funk and Wagnalls' Standard Dictionary in 1903, and Webster’s Second New International Dictionary in 1934 —
but never caught on in popular usage.
What's clear is that these pronouns have a long history within languages, one that's still evolving today."
https://www.them.us/story/gender-neutral-pronouns-101-they-them-xe-xem
Ok but Funk dictio, how doth one use 'thon' elsewise??
They, them, their: They gave them their sleeve.
Vey, vem, ver: Vey gave vem ver sleeve.
Thon, ?, ?: Thon gave thon thon's sleeve, mayhaps?
En español, Spanish: aquí, allí, allá.
日本語に, Japanese: この [ko no]、その [so no]、あの [a no].
In l'anglaise, English: here, there, thon [that yonder].
https://www.merriam-webster.com/wordplay/third-person-gender-neutral-pronoun-thon
"How may I address you?" Just a great phrase and intent all-around. Good clear communication and obvious demonstration of intent (unless espionage or subterfuge, but unlikely for most).
#linguistics #english #pronouns #neopronouns #lang #language #languages #gender #writing #options
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@MxVerda Um, ordering tuna in a restaurant in France?
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@MxVerda I vaguely remember it being used in stuff like "over thon hill" but as that's already non-gendered I'm not sure it helps much.
@davep muahahahaa, ty. I've added a bit about the need for a "distant from speaker and listener" preposition (?) in English for which thon might equally serve as a useful distinction!
also whomst'd've'll
it me probably idfk https://www.them.us/story/what-does-it-mean-to-be-bigender
there are so many words what even https://www.them.us/story/what-is-pillow-princess-stone-butch-touch-me-not
@MxVerda This is possibly interesting https://www.ncesc.com/geographic-pedia/what-does-thon-mean-in-northern-ireland/
What does thon mean in Northern Ireland? - Geographic Pedia
What Does “Thon” Mean in Northern Ireland? “Thon” in Northern Ireland is a fascinating example of a word that defies strict grammatical categorization. It functions primarily as a determiner, effectively replacing words like “the” or “that” and sometimes even “those“. However, its usage is far more nuanced and versatile than a simple substitution. Think of … What does thon mean in Northern Ireland? Read More »