Vow To Me. I Am Thou, Thou Art IThou Who Art Willing To Perform All Sacrilegious Acts For Thine Own Justice!

Vow to me. I am thou, thou art I… Thou who art willing to perform all sacrilegious acts for thine own justice! 

since its autism ”““awareness”““ month, reminder that autism speaks, light it up blue & the puzzle piece all suck

- autism speaks doesn’t use its donations to help autistic people, they’re searching for a ‘cure’ or an ‘end’ to autism (which doesn’t exist, and if it did would just be eugenics), and they don’t have a single autistic person on their board. autism speaks is the equivalent to some suburban mom who thinks her life is ruined because her three-year-old doesn’t like eye contact, so she blogs about it on wordpress to get more moms to hate their kids too. - light it up blue sucks bc it’s not only one of the things autism speaks has created / promoted, but it’s also blue because of the common misbelief that autism is a boy’s diagnosis; girls are often undiagnosed or misdiagnosed bc of how symptoms differ with socialization. it is also focused on “awareness” without actually working to deal with the problem. actual autistic people have begun replacing it with light it up RED, and autism ACCEPTANCE month, to try and overpower the more common idea that awareness will find a cure. - and the puzzle piece symbol isn’t good because it’s meant to be a missing piece, or a problem to be solved. autistic people aren’t missing any parts of their brain, nor do they need to be solved. there’s also something childish implied by the puzzle piece, despite autism being a life-long diagnosis and one that some people are not diagnosed with UNTIL adulthood. the symbol that has replaced it, created by actual autistic people, is the infinity symbol. be respectful, be aware, be kind.

#redinstead

You know... Regardless of what people think of "Legend of the Gnome Gemulets" and "Lost Legends," I still think they're great as they actually add more to the show's lore and characters regardless of whether they're canon or not! I remember the satisfaction I felt when finally finishing the game and seeing the famous end dialogue between Stan and the twins with my own eyes and then the satisfaction I felt when the graphic novel actually added more to the show's plot and resolved a plot hole or two that (at least to me personally, I know people think differently so take it with a pinch of salt *looks at DDI*) that really needed to be addressed. The point is, they both may be flawed but it doesn't mean they should ignored or condemned. I fully appreciate them for what they are and what Alex had given us and even had fun while reading/playing. I mean... Isn't that the point of them really? Having fun and everything (I always loved reading analysis/character interpretations along with headcanons)? What happened to that?

Happy Raiden day!! its the 30th here so its probably early for most of you lol i really miss drawing my fave pretty boy, i hope i did him justice, its been so long since i properly drew him q w q

I hope you all have a lovely April 30th!!