Listening To Hozier Is All Fun And Games Until He Sings "I Do Not Have Wings, Love, I Never Will" And

Listening to Hozier is all fun and games until he sings "I do not have wings, love, I never will" and suddenly you're ten years old again. Just a ten year old Catholic school girl terrified of hell and desperately trying to be good enough for heaven.

How Hazbin Hotel Characters Would React If You Told Them You're Autistic:

Charlie: I'm so glad you felt safe enough to share that with me! Please let me know if there's anything I can do to accomdate you!

Alastor: I don't care.

Husk: If anyone gives you trouble for it, let me know.

Angel Dust: Cool.

Niffty: Me too!

Sir Pentious: Ssso am I!

Vaggie: We know.

I'm trying to have an old baby blanket of mine remade/restored. I need to identify the fabrics so I can try and find at least something close to it. I know Tumblr has got to have some sort of user who is really good at identifying fabrics. This place has all sorts of autistics (/pos)

Here are pictures of the blanket from the front to back.

When I was a kid we had a big box collection of scholastic videos and in every video you would be reada story and shown it through animation that kept the art style of the original picture book.

There's one in particular that I keep thinking about but can't remember the name of. It's about an old woman with a cat who adopts a dog. The cat is immediately very jealous and tries to get rid of the dog. Eventually they succeed, but upon the dog's disappearance the old woman becomes depressed (or sick, I hardly remember) and refuses to leave her bed. She keeps asking where the dog is and the cat brings him back, having learned that the old woman's happiness is more important than their pride.

I'm hoping against all hope that someone else is familiar with this story and can tell me the name. I don't think I'll know rest until then.

🙃 Regular reminder that while Hozier has amazing love songs, he is ALSO very outspoken about his leftist politics, specifically anti-fascism, anti-racism, reproductive rights, Palestinian rights and more.

Take Me To Church and Foreigner’s God are scathing critiques of organized religion, specifically the Catholic Church and the colonization of Ireland.

Moment’s Silence is about oral sex but it’s ALSO about how that specific sexual act is often distorted to a show of power rather than that of love.

Nina Cried Power is an homage to various (mostly Black) civil rights activists from the US and Ireland and a call to follow their path.

Be criticizes anti-migrant policies and Trump and his ilk.

Jackboot Jump is about the global wave of fascism and about protest and resistance.

Swan Upon Leda is about reproductive rights and the violent colonial oppression of Ireland and Palestine.

Eat Your Young is about the ruinous way the 1%/capitalism and arms dealers prioritize short-term profit over everything else to the detriment of the youth/99%

Butchered Tongue is about Irish and other indigenous languages being suppressed and erased by imperial powers.

If any of the above surprised you, please, please delve deeper into Hozier’s music, you’re missing such an important part of his work.

Some people in Helluva Boss fandom really tick me off with how they hate on Loona for her treatment of Blitz. And although I tbankfully don't see a huge amount of this, it still enrages me when I do.

My first reaction to this god awful take is always to think: it's comedy. You're not supposed to take it so seriously.

But if you ARE going to take it seriously, you should realize that almost every time Loona attacks Blitzo, it's when he initiates or tries to initiate physical contact. And you should realize that Loona grew up in Hell's version of foster care, and if it's bad on Earth, it's worse in Hell.

You should also realize that the way Blitzo constantly infantilizes her and enables her behavior isn't helping matters. Loona is extremely traumatized, socially awkward, and insecure. What she needs is therapy, although I doubt they could afford it even if Blitzo could convince her to go.

Having said this, I promise I'm not attacking Blitzo. He's a fascinating character in his own right and I'm not attempting to vilify him. I'm merely pointing out unfairness of villifying Loona.