Thank Goodness I'm Not The Only One Who Finds It Unsettling.

Thank goodness I'm not the only one who finds it unsettling.

Just a reminder that people who still live with their parents as adults deserve respect and for you to stop being ableist. There are multiple reasons someone could still live with their parents! From invisible to visible disabilities, finance issues, and more!

Stop using the “well they’re gonna turn into a creep living in their parents basement” punchline! It’s disgusting. STOP. BEING. ABLEIST. STOP. FORGETTING. THE. POOR.

new headcanon: summer heat makes chichi irritable

What's obnoxious about the crowd of Anti-GoChi naysayers is that they always default to the "He only married her because of a promise!" without paying any attention to his responses to her beforehand. We see that in their fight that Goku is visibly intrigued by her and when Yamcha gives him the simplified gist of what marriage entailed, rather than be perturbed at the idea, he's actually excited at the prospect of being with this strange, spirited girl and just wanted to know her name.

He deliberately grabbed her and took her with him when he left everyone else behind.

That doesn't reek of "oh shucks, if I gotta" to me.

Someone saying they hc a character they hate as asexual doesn't necessarily mean they're acephobe though. It's just interpretation. If a character doesnt show romantic interest in anyone they can be interpreted as ace it's not too far fetched and has nothing to do with whether or not they hate the character.

The said character is Neji Hyuga. And while yeah his sexuality is never explicitly shown and he can be interpreted as aro ace. But op hated neji, they didn't show any interest whatsoever in his character development and wasn't phased by his death. With that context, obviously you wouldn't be into any ships involving him. Op could've just said that. Saying they see him as aroace, while doesn't necessarily mean they're aphobe, does raise questions about how op sees aroace people.

hogwarts yearbook superlatives, 1996

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