@AppleAmps we need a different guy whats-his-name sucks

@dogula oh god i hope things turn out okay i love you i’ll miss you

@skeletor -2 inspiration

@skeletor this one. isn’t as inspirational

@deilann @SymTrkl oh damn sorry

talking about small dick energy and Napoleon syndrome is fucked up

because like sure someone who is insecure about their masculinity can be toxic as shit

but what the fuck like

"someone is insecure about their masculinity so i'm going to call their masculinity into question based on physical attributes they can't control and also then as collateral call into question the masculinity of others who are smaller as well" is one fucked vicious cycle

stop

@LenoraTheYinglet thanks, i’m flattered <333333

@LenoraTheYinglet fictionification

@LenoraTheYinglet i want to be a sort of knight of ambiguous morality that kills a great plague (like a dragon or some shit) and dies alone to never be spoken of as anything other than a myth ever again

TIL: Roman numeral 8 written as "IIX" is historically equally valid as "VIII"

@someweirdthing hopeless lesbian

@aqua thanks <3

@aqua may i have one

@Anxious_Agender one of my gfs swears by normal coffee makers

hello to all the creatures out there! today i am letting the reader pick a name for my next geometry dash level! no, im not showing what it looks like, but i will say that it is a 1.0 style medium demon with an emphasis on gameplay, no fancy deco like my last level. and no, i will only pick between these names (unless a really good and silly idea is suggested)
to summarize: name my next geometry dash level please :3

@pquirrel cheese wheel?

Due to the unique way Super Mario Bros. stores its maps, its level designers were at the mercy of the decorative hills and bushes when placing bottomless pits. While the pits can be placed freely, the decorations are non-negotiable and dictate the level design.

The developers of Mario's Early Years for DOS customized the game for three of their children. Inputting hidden codes at the start of the game can launch it in a personalized "Marissa", "Ali" and "Josh" mode whereby the in-game voices address the child by name.