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Pokemon Fusion. Chardash is the smuggest thing

What makes mothers all that they are?
Might as well ask, “What makes a star?”

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thesparkofrevolution:

Someone wanted it rebloggable!

Doctor Who Cares? - A spinoff in which all is right with the ladies’ storylines and they take custody of the TARDIS every weekend to explore the universe together

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Doctor Who / Homestuck Crossover

Brought to you by a fantastic conversation in one of my rps, Disciple the ever curious and ever adventurous postpones her rebellion for a quick jaunt through space and time.

And of course,  it is all lovingly recorded.

spacedrunk:

i just still think they are so good together, it’s like they do all the work for me by being perfect babies 

????????????? PERFECT

shhhh you’re a perfect angel and I love you for still shipping them. It makes me feel less embarrassed for still being hopelessly into it.

Recent drawings of Koharu. As you can see my style is all over the place and my clothing for her is as well. I really do enjoy drawing her and she’s become one of my default characters to draw. The other being the Disciple of course.

Funny how picking her up two, three years ago brought me to drawing her on an almost weekly basis.

Koharu Izaki | Shitsurakuen

Sakura Haruno | Naruto

Future Sakura, brought on by a sudden rush of feelings from the new movie.

aiffe:

I’ve read a lot of great essays about how fandom is female-majority and creates a female gaze and a safe space for women and etc. But spend five minutes in fandom and you’ll have an unsettling question.

Why does a female-majority, feminist culture hate female characters so much?

It’s not a question of if it happens. You know it does. You can go into any fandom and see it. Some fandoms are worse than others, but it’s always there. Scroll down the Tumblr tag for any show, movie, book, comic, whatever, and you’ll see nothing but love for the men, and a lot of unjustified hate for the women, maybe with a few defenders here and there insisting on their love for the women in the face of all that hate.

To be clear, we’re not talking about female villains. Male villains get just as much hate. It’s fine if you hate Bellatrix Lestrange or Dolores Umbridge, you’re supposed to. (I personally stan for Bella, but I realize that wasn’t the authorial intent.) This is about people hating Hermione, Ginny and Luna, but loving Harry, Ron and Neville. This is about how ambiguous male antiheroes, like Snape, Zuko, or pretty much any male vampire protagonist can get away with walking that fine line between good and evil and not only remain sympathetic, but be even more beloved for how ~tortured~ he is, but when a female character is morally gray that bitch has to die.

So you can’t tell me it’s okay that you hate Sansa because you also hate Joffrey and he’s a dude. They’re not comparable. It isn’t even comparable if you pick a female antihero. Let’s do this apples to apples, here.

We all know that fandom does this. We all know that it’s fucked up and symptomatic of internalized sexism. What’s really fucking weird about it, though, is that the women doing this hating often aren’t ignorant. These are feminists. These are women who can go on meta-analyses of the writing. Some will hide behind pseudo-feminist reasons for their hate—oh, it’s the writing, we just aren’t given strong female characters! (I saw this used for the women of AtLA: Katara, Toph, Azula, et al. This was about when I just backed away slowly because I know a lost cause when I see it.) I’ve seen women who denied being sexist, but couldn’t name a single female character they liked. And it’s always that the female characters aren’t good enough, even when they obviously have a double standard, and they’re measuring women on an impossible scale full of contradictions and no-win binds, while the men are just embraced and loved pretty much for existing.

The reaction nearly every time one of these women is called out is not to say, “Huh, you may have a point, I should examine the way I judge and process women’s actions more closely,” but an insistence of their feminism, followed by a more detailed description of why that particular woman is terrible and she hates her, as if the whole point were not that fandom is already oversaturated with that kind of hate, and as if the person doing the calling out were not already 110% done with that bullshit.

Particularly telling is that male-dominated corners of fandom do not have this problem. They fetishize, they objectify, they ignore. They don’t hate like this.

We know it happens. What I want to know is WHY.

Theories follow below the cut.

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• Question: I am the gentle gust of wind on a summers day. I am the suns rays of warmth on your cheekbones. I am the radiant light the illuminates your whole being and fills you with joy. I challenge you to close your eyes and feel that warm and golden light rushing through your cells, rushing through your whole being, and feel that calm, warm peaceful glow from within. That is happiness. - Anonymous
• Answer:

  …thank you anon, it was a beautiful thing to wake up to.