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update, I am currently wanting to throw my phone out of the window because of the EnerGY SystEM ThAT cOmpLEtelY SucKS uhhhh...

For real, I am helping Mrs Pomfrey, I am helping Hagrid (this made me gain points lololol so I am not complaining), I also have to get my team ready, like, take care of Ben, Penny and Rowan (god if I could have chosen I would’ve made a team out of Merula and Penny, because they’re focused, efficient and talented. sorry Ben, ily but work first, I’m here to win).

My gay ass is painting Penny Gaywood- I MEAN HAYWOOD

pride month be kind to me and please bless me a fuckin girlfriend

So I'm genuinely curious, you say that cis people getting cast in trans roles is discriminatory- which I get- but wouldn't casting transgender people in movies about transgender people require them to be de-transitioned for the first part of the movie? Surely that would cause dysphoria? Also, in the case of the Danish Girl specifically, it might be difficult to find an actor of Eddie Redmayne's calibre in the tiny pool of transgender actors. Although Scarlett Johansson can go to hell.

In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, Oliver Phelps had to act as if his twin brother, who he had known since birth, who was his BEST FRIEND, had died in his arms. It was incredibly emotionally exhausting for him, but he did it. Because he’s an actor.

I’m an actor. I have had to act a whole bunch of emotionally straining scenes, but I did it because I knew what I signed up for. It is not for you, nor is it for any cis director to tell us what we can and can’t handle, and it CERTAINLY isn’t for a cis person to pretend to know that struggle.

Y’know there are plenty of trans people who haven’t transitioned yet, right? Believe it or not, I’m not even on Estrogen yet, and I’ve been out as trans publicly for two and a half years.

Lots of trans people are used to dysphoria, and lots of trans people don’t even consider it that debilitating any more. Many trans people don’t even get physical dysphoria!

Finally, but most importantly, movies featuring trans characters don’t need to be about their transition. It’s a creepy and intrusive way to look at us and our bodies to only see our value through stories of our transitions. Give me trans superheroes, trans action heroes, trans romance leads, trans political thrillers. Give me anything but Eddie Redmayne putting on lipstick as part of his wife’s force feminization fetish.

I really find it interesting how you critique Johansson for her part, but for some reason, Redmayne is immune to this because he’s an actor of a certain “calibre”. Let’s get something straight: neither Redmayne nor Johansson is good at acting, but Johansson has DEFINITELY been in more high profile movies, so I seriously can’t see you blaming her but exusing Redmayne for anything besides a harsher standard on women.

That being said, yes, they’re both proper scumbags for taking these parts. I don’t care how “high-calibre” they are when a) neither of them can act and b) how do you suppose they became high-calibre besides through, you know, being cast?

There are thousands of trans actors in the world. I have met many. I AM one and I co-star with TWO MORE in a webseries for fuck’s sake. It is the choice of cis moviemakers to ignore the talent that we have – Michelle Hendley played the MAIN PROTAGONIST of a movie about a trans woman, a role which she was perfect and amazing in, and since then, the most noticeable things she’s done have been played a 1-line drugdealer in Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, and made a Twitch account where she plays Street Fighter sometimes. All because cis people refuse to recognise trans talent.

Trans people barely get any roles. That’s why there are less “high-calibre” trans actors. I can name five trans female actors of the top of my head. Can you? Can anybody in Hollywood?

There is NO excuse to hire cis people in trans parts.

Oh, so you’re a male writer? Describe a female without mentioning her tits.

She-Ra s5 characters as John Mulaney quotes

Adora:

Catra:

Glimmer:

Bow:

Entrapta:

Scorpia:

Mermista:

Sea Hawk:

Perfuma:

Spinerella and Netossa:

Hello I just saw my notifications yes sorry Idk how I typed sodalite 😅 Youre the absolute best and a sweetheart, thank you for your time, I saw your posts and liked them a lot , take care ❤️❤️❤️

Hello, I am really interested in crystals, and I hoped that you could help me. Could you please tell me briefly how these can help? (See the list) - agates - jasper - soldenite -Rose quartz -green quartz -amethyst -rock crystal Sorry its a lot I know, but Id be really glad if you could help me ❤️

hey there ^-^

i will make you a brief list, but i would recommend researching on your own as well :) if you ever need to know something about a crystal, simply type for example “agate properties” into google! there are many fantastic sites which have all the information.

oki, let’s start ♡

agate is traditionally a stone of protection and luck. since it appears in many different colors, it is appliable to different energy centers in your body! it has a rather gentle energy and works with a slow but longlasting effect. it can also bring stability and balance.

jasper is traditionally a stone of energy and power of will. it also appears in a loooot of different variations (really worth a look, so i’d recommend getting into jasper a little). it is also said to be a stimulator for sexual matters.

i’ve never heared of soldenite, but i am assuming you mean sodalite. this is an excellent stone! i will reblog an informational post about it after this ask and tag it with #crystalhelp #foranon and #sodalite :)

rose quartz is theee crystal of love. especially for self-love issues and for people with high sensitivity and empathy it can be extremely useful.

green quartz is pretty similar to rose quartz actually, it conveys a sense of wholeness and love to the carrier. it’s connected to the heart chakra just like rose quartz.

amethyst is literally my favourite and i will reblog another post for you about amethyst after i answered this. you’ll find it with the same tags as before, and #about amethyst

i am not sure what you mean with rock crystal tho!

i hope this helps and motivates you to get into their meanings and properties a little more in-depth :3

Mr. Anderson thinks that everything inside of him is worthless and embarrassing. Isn’t that right, Todd? Isn’t that your worst fear? Well, I think you’re wrong. I think you have something inside of you that is worth a great deal. “I sound my barbaric yawp over the rooftops of the world.”

THINGS WHICH MAKE WRITERS ANXIOUS:

not writing

writing

people reading their stories

people not reading their stories

Worldbuilding - Geography

I am currently writing a fantasy story and worldbuilding is so much harder than I thought it would be (especially because I’m a plotter and if I don’t have every single detail decided beforehand I will literally go insane). I also ended up rewriting three scenes because I realised that the geographical locations made zero sense. To prevent that, here are a couple of things you could keep in mind while creating the Geography of your world :)

(also these work for me, but if they don’t for you then that’s okay too! everyone has different writing processes :))

1. Distance

If the map of your world is relevant to the plot (such as if there is a war at a certain border, or if your characters are going on a quest or travelling somewhere) then figuring out the distance between different places is important. You need to know how far it takes to get from one place to another and how far apart different kingdoms or cities are from water, etc. Also, draw out borders and the different countries or kingdoms, and while mapping them out, try to think about the history that caused them to be wherever they are.

2. Landscape/Terrain

Once you’ve decided the locations of different countries (if you have them) and their borders, you can start to map what’s within each one. You can consider where villages are, where castles or forts are, where different species live, water bodies, islands, caves, deserts, mountains, gulfs, straits, now I’m just listing things from my seventh grade geography class, but you can refer to existing maps for inspiration while also creating something of your own. Go wild, but try to make sure it’s physically possible for such a place to exist.

3. Weather

When mapping out the landscape, think about the rainfall. Which direction does it come from? Where are the winds the strongest? And then think about how this could affect the weather. Are certain parts of the land hotter or colder because of this? Does it snow? Is there a certain area where it’s always raining? (cough, England, cough) Is there a desert somewhere because of a lack of rainfall? What races and species live in different places and how are they adapted to that weather? Based on where the winds are, where do ships come to port? (if there even are ships).

4. Layers

Is your world something that you enter from the human world through a physical doorway? (Think Narnia) Or is it something that exists within the human world, side by side? (Think Harry Potter) Is it part of the human world at all, or something entirely different? Is it a parallel universe? If your world is combined with the human world, try to imagine how they are connected/separated and the types of magic used to separate them? (Such as the Mist in Percy Jackson)

Mapping out your world is definitely important, but if it’s stressful then even just a vague outline works well enough. Don’t go too far into it if it’s stopping you from finishing your first draft, because you can always add or change later!