I Have A Very Normal Relationship With Pathfinder:kingmaker.

2isted_chocol8 art Masterpost

-> Outer Wilds (Spoilers!)

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We reached the end of our journey

Chit chat on Giant's Deep

Time buddies hanging out on Timber Hearth

The Universe Is And We Are

I Hope You Don't mind if...

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Meet the outer wilds crew!

Tired of the loop

Going fishing

Gosslate + Time buddies art trade

(Fanfic art) Interpolation - All's fine

Are you going into the eye?

Kid Gabbro discovers quantum physics

Quantum Art (Dlc spoilers)

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Time buddies doodles

Time buddies doodles 2

Can I stay here?

Cuddles

Taking Gabbro out of the hammock

Out of the hammoc into ember twin

Bug buddies

Bad pickup line

0-g dancing

Ah, time's up

What can I say this is just them making out

Exploring Brittle Hollow

(Fanfic art) Next time - doodles

(Fanfic art) Got weird - Y'know...

(TLOOW) Sketches

Out Of The Loop AU

Out Of The Loop - Quantum Hypotheses...

Out of The Loop - Since when are you two so close?

Out of The Loop - Can't sleep

Out Of The Loop - Hatchy asks for advice

Out Of The Loop - Something's off...

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Double the Time Buddies

Gabbro and Solanum Chatting

Drunk Feldspar

Slate and Feldspar Are Good Role Models (not really)

Hal and Hatchling Childhood Friends

Tiny Baby Chert

Hornfels, Hal and Hathcy hang out

(Fanfic art) Interpolation - Esker and Tuff's photos

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All the travelers + (Dlc spoilers)

Misc doodles (Dlc spoilers)

(Fanfic art) Interpolation - 24th chapter doodles

cannot cope with this figure 

the bravery of a girl who has to decide what is for dinner and then cook it and then wash dishes every day forever and ever.

can i humbly ask for dickwing and jaybin pretty pls<3

Sorry this took me so long, university JUST stopped kicking my ass lol.

I am aware that this isn’t canon, however, what is canon but a suggestion to me. You can take Dick and Jason being good siblings from my cold dead hands.

Anyways, I hope you enjoy it LMAO

happy 20th birthday to cinema

Raccoon caught on camera trying to catch snow

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Stop Being Weird About Indians

Let’s talk about virtue signalling when talking about American Indians and how it’s doing more harm than good. I saw a take that writing about Kaia, an indigenous character in Supernatural, in fanfiction is a cancel-able offense because the way she’s depicted in the show is problematic. I’ve heard similar things about the skinwalkers in Teen Wolf - I’ve also heard that you shouldn’t even type the word “skinwalkers” because it’s offensive, which… I’m not gonna go into all the details, but that’s a gross misunderstanding of the belief around the word, and also the actual word the belief is about - you won’t believe this - isn’t an English word.

Anyway.

The topic of indigenous oppression in the US is complicated, but one of the fundamental issues, which actual indigenous activists (not just keyboard warriors) constantly talk about, is the way indigenous people are ignored and erased from the story. It’s called “The Terminal Narrative.” Text books talk about indigenous people like they’re a relic of the past, like they’re all dead and gone. (Do you know how weird it is for Indian children on reservations to read a US history book that implies they don’t exist?) Human rights abuses and social issues on reservations are left out of the conversation or skimmed over as if they’re too obscure to be fully understood, or like they impact so few people, it doesn’t really matter.

Policing wording is not activism. Sharing call-out posts isn’t activism. You are not doing anything to help anyone. You’re not funding, volunteering, calling politicians, or doing any actual work to better the lives of indigenous Americans. (Before anyone calls hypocrite, I do work with an indigenous rights group IRL.) When someone scolds another person online over using a word that isn’t PC, 99% of the time it’s clear they don’t actually care - they derive a sense of moral superiority from knowing the “correct” way to speak. And they don’t care about the chilling effect it has on speech overall. This naturally leads to one of the most toxic elements of liberal conversations about race: that you must have the conversation perfectly or not at all. And that’s the impact it has. People just stop talking about it for fear of being wrong.

Can you see how, in a society where indigenous oppression is actively facilitated by silence and erasure, making people afraid to speak about Indians is one of the worst things you could possibly do?

It’s become standard fare for Indian Studies books to start with a disclaimer explaining that “Indian” actually isn’t an offensive word and is the word that most indigenous people use for themselves. The disclaimer isn’t because it’s new or radical information. It’s because white Americans are so goddamn weird about virtual signaling about ~The Native Americans~ that they would condemn a much-needed book of scholarship on native issues just for using a word that they thought was offensive.

Native people aren’t a monolith. You’ll find Indians that insist you need to spell it NDN or that XYZ is offensive. Production companies can pay a native person to come tell them they’re allowed to write about something most people from their tribe would find offensive. Fact of the matter is, a lot of Indians are not experts on like… heritage culture. If they grew up on a rez, they can tell you about rez culture, but they’re not all Indian Studies scholars, the same way not all Irish people are experts on Celtic paganism. Not all Indians are experts on indigenous politics, the same way not all Americans are experts on American politics. And it goes without saying that a GODAWFUL amount of the people lecturing on acceptable ways to interact with indigenous characters are not only uninformed about indigenous issues (I saw one post where someone clearly linked the first thing that came up when they googled “Native American drug addiction”) but are also not indigenous themselves.

And, yes, the vast majority of depictions of Indians in American media are problematic in one way or another, but saying that the solution is to erase indigenous characters from fandom entirely (because they’re all problematic) is the absolute WORST conclusion to reach. Fix the characters if you care that much! Give the Teen Wolf skinwalkers names! And an iPad! Let Kaia be the master of her own destiny! Let her bitch Dean out for pointing that gun in her face! Let her live happily ever after with her girlfriend! What the hell is fandom for if not fixing the issues we see in canon? Why are we allowed to reclaim and rewrite problematic queer characters but not problematic native characters? Who is that serving? Because it sure as hell isn’t serving Indians.

Anyone that tells you it’s better to ignore Indians than say the wrong thing about them is, knowingly or not, actively promoting a terminal narrative and the continuation of indigenous genocide.

who wants to lay on top of me like a weighted blanket and fix me

I started young justice I sure hope nothing bad happens to a certain redhead

Guess who went back to the DC brainrot instead of studying ;)