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Sun, 25 Sep 2011 01:25:11 -0400

hetaliaconfessions: I dislike the Nordics. It bothers me how...

Sat, 24 Sep 2011 20:55:52 -0400

I dislike the Nordics. It bothers me how three out of five of them are perpetually poker-faced and seemingly personality-less. I want to see the appeal in them, but I can’t. I wish there was some variety and depth to their otherwise flat and one-dimensional characters - all of them.

Is this the same troll who said they didn’t like RoChu because it was apparently, “a pairing based purely on rape”?

I’m pretty sure Finland and Denmark have enough of that cheerful, happy-go-lucky personality to go around. And Sweden just has a socially awkward way of doing things. Same with Norway and Iceland.

Reblog if you'd go here if it was real.

Sat, 24 Sep 2011 19:04:38 -0400

lilywinterwood:

More here.

I need a masters degree in fangirling

I think I’ll go for a Bachelor’s in Reblogging :I

Watching MarbleHornets

Sat, 24 Sep 2011 14:33:12 -0400

At home.

Alone.

I am so fucking scared right now.

Pretty much what happened all day yesterday.

Sat, 24 Sep 2011 12:09:36 -0400

Pretty much what happened all day yesterday.

homestuckheadspastedontothings: message me the source Oh my...

Sat, 24 Sep 2011 12:09:00 -0400

homestuckheadspastedontothings:

message me the source

Oh my God. This movie. I remember this movie.

I'd hate to grow up with the name "Barnaby"

Sat, 24 Sep 2011 01:45:43 -0400

Just saying.

I don’t know why, but there’s just something magical about opening up a Microsoft Word...

Fri, 23 Sep 2011 23:09:10 -0400

I don’t know why, but there’s just something magical about opening up a Microsoft Word document and typing a Hetalia AU.

I don’t know if it’s because of the extensive and diverse cast or…

but I enjoy it greatly.

I guess that’s kind of why I never finish any of them.

Too many fantastic ideas, too little time.

weaboostories: epic-fantasy: “Throughout my life, there have...

Fri, 23 Sep 2011 00:46:19 -0400

weaboostories:

epic-fantasy:

“Throughout my life, there have been so many people who have tried to tell me what I can’t do. They would see the DIS and not the ABILITY. Every “You can’t” became a new challenge for me. And now, the T in can’t simply doesn’t exist to me. So, remember to live every moment to the fullest and to see the ABILITY in every person around you.” ♥ ~Misa on Wheels

This girl just…just makes me feel so much better in the world. It is my goal to meet her when I first go to a con :)

There are so many amazing people in the world. I want to meet them alllllll

Only every day all day :D

Thu, 22 Sep 2011 23:50:43 -0400

Only every day all day :D

animuswagniqq4puffin: hetaliaconfessions: I really don’t like...

Thu, 22 Sep 2011 23:48:46 -0400

animuswagniqq4puffin:

hetaliaconfessions:

I really don’t like it when people make fan characters for states, provinces and cities. It makes no sense to me why they’d want to make personifications of places that have been canonically portrayed as the canon nations’ various body parts.

bitch,how are fucking cities body parts.I rather have them as people then a fucking penis like miami

Well you know, if you had actually read the part in italics, you’d know why they’re body parts. Because as I had already stated, they have been portrayed as such in canon. It’s not my fault you’re afraid of the mere implication that something is portrayed by an anthropomorphic nation’s penis.

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Thu, 22 Sep 2011 23:42:23 -0400

lilywinterwood: weaboostories: wigs please LAWL THE...

Thu, 22 Sep 2011 23:41:08 -0400

lilywinterwood:

weaboostories:

wigs please

LAWL THE GRYFFINDOR TIE

I have a feeling it’s supposed to be America but….

Dear homophobic people of the world,

Thu, 22 Sep 2011 21:16:37 -0400

librarysheek:

Love,

Fantastic people of the world

OMG THIS NEEDS MORE NOTES

I’ll make the tea cakes! :D

pomoe: 99% of Madoka Magica fans don’t even lie to...

Thu, 22 Sep 2011 21:07:52 -0400

pomoe:

99% of Madoka Magica fans don’t even lie to yourself

Facepalming so hard right now.

I actually watch this anime.

anaaesthetic: This is why I love my hobby, and for all the...

Thu, 22 Sep 2011 21:04:50 -0400

anaaesthetic:

This is why I love my hobby, and for all the positivity it does bring! This girl is awesome.

magpiefliesaround:

jacquelineofalltrades:

I lve this woman.
fuckyeahfatpositive:

I’ve been wanting to post this picture for a while now. My name is Lauren, and I’m a US size 24. I’m a big, fat nerd who loves cosplay. For those of you unfamiliar with the term, cosplayers are the people at sci-fi/fantasy/anime conventions who dress in costume. Cosplay usually implies a professional air to the costuming. Lots of time, money, and care is spent making the costumes look as perfect as possible. Unfortunately, since fat acceptance isn’t common in mainstream media, most main characters in TV, movies, comics, and anime/manga are not fat. As a result, fat people can get a lot of shit for dressing as a character who isn’t fat. There are quite a few non-fat geeks who bash fat cosplayers and tell them that they should only cosplay characters who are also fat. While I cosplay fat characters often in an effort to keep the few fat characters in nerd-dom as visible as possible, there are a lot of characters I love who are not played by fat people/not drawn fat. That’s kind of where the story begins.

I recently became re-obsessed with an anime called “Sailor Moon,” which a large majority of you are familiar with. For those who are not, a lot of people in my generation watched it as children when the anime was dubbed in English. It came on around the same era as Pokemon. The western Sailor Moon fandom is experiencing something of a revival with the re-release of the manga in the US, as the manga hasn’t been on shelves in English in quite some time. In short, it’s a great time to hop back in to the Sailor Moon scene. So I decided, with a bit of trepidation, to do a Sailor Moon cosplay at Dragon*Con, a huge, 46,000 person convention, second in popularity in the US only to San Diego’s Comic Con.

If you aren’t familiar with the Sailor Moon getups, they’re probably some of the most intimidating outfits you can wear in terms of body exposure. We’re talking ass-level miniskirts, sky-high heels, big bows on both your boobs and above your butt, elbow-length white gloves, cleavage-revealing v-necks, and a little school uniform-style sailor collar, just to give it an added dose of some good, old-fashioned fetishism. So, needless to say, fat people in Sailor Moon costumes are among the most sought after by fat-bashing cosplay elitists.

Thankfully, being a lesbian has taught me a lot about saying a good, freeing “fuck-you” to close-mindedness and doing what you want regardless of what others have to say about it. I said a big “fuck you” to fat cosplay bashers and cosplayed as my favorite Sailor Moon character, Sailor Jupiter. Not because I thought I looked the most like her out of the characters, or because I liked the colors she wears, but because I identify with the character herself. Although she isn’t fat, she gets picked on for her physical appearance. She’s immensely tall, to the point that she has to wear a different school uniform than everyone else because they don’t have one that fits her. (That one is uncomfortably familiar as it has happened to me more than once at school AND work). People pick on her for her height, and for being “unusually muscular for a girl.” People are reluctant to make friends with her, thinking she looks “mean” because she’s big. She struggles with the masculinity/femininity binary just like I do, feeling she has to over-feminize herself to counteract her physical appearance and tomboyish tastes. She hates bullies, having been bullied a lot herself. She doesn’t take shit from them, often protecting other marginalized people from them. Like me, she tries her best to always be accepting since a lot of people don’t accept her. She’s unwaveringly loyal to her friends and fiercely protective of them, which I admire. Each character in the show is supposed to embody a value, and hers is courage. She does what needs to be done and what’s right regardless of what’s going to happen to her, what people say about it, or what they think of her. I figured I’d take a page out of her book and do the damn cosplay because it doesn’t matter what I look like, or what she’s drawn like, it matters what we’re all like (as someone else put it on this blog a few weeks ago) on the fucked-up inside.

So here’s a picture of my cosplay, taken by a professional photographer at a Sailor Moon photo shoot at the Con. I have a little bit of a double chin going on, a roll showing in the back, the fattest part of my arms showing, and I think it looks fierce as fuck. One of the best things was, I had fat girls coming up to me all weekend thanking me for doing the cosplay. People told me things like, “You always see skinny girls doing cosplays like this, I’m glad to see someone more my size doing it too!” and “I am so glad to see a well-made, tasteful, plus-sized Sailor Jupiter!”. I had an awesome time, I felt beautiful in the costume, and I hope that I encouraged more of us fat girls to get out there, love their bodies, and cosplay whatever the hell they want. I think I did the character justice, and fuck anyone who says I didn’t because I’m fat. And if the character could crawl out of the TV right now and talk to me, I think she’d approve.

Honey, you are goddamn beautiful as hell and I wanna take a picture with you.

This girl is awesome. I don’t care what size/shape/color you are. If you have a character you love and want to dress up as, do it. :)

I’m so glad there are people out there like you who aren’t afraid to cosplay what they like no matter what. You’re an inspiration to us all!

Psst, if you had read the original webcomic segment, you’d...

Thu, 22 Sep 2011 00:08:38 -0400

Psst, if you had read the original webcomic segment, you’d know that it was just a dream that England had.

~~I haven’t seen the epsiode yet, so I have no idea if that’s how they did it or not, though.~~

I’m still trying to understand this picture. Norway. What...

Wed, 21 Sep 2011 23:55:36 -0400

I’m still trying to understand this picture.

Norway. What are you doing.

No, you don’t want to die. Look at your life. Look at your...

Wed, 21 Sep 2011 23:22:16 -0400

No, you don’t want to die.

Look at your life. Look at your choices.

Stop being so down on yourself and accomplish something in life.

Can’t cook? Play sports.

Can’t play sports? Cook.

Can’t do either? Start studying. Pass your classes with flying colors and be the next Bill Gates for all I care.

Dying is not the answer because wherever the fuck you go, you’ll start to realize how much you could have done. How much you could have overcome and improved until the world was your oyster.

averyniceprince: i just think there’s a lot more things to be worked up about in life than a stupid...

Wed, 21 Sep 2011 23:17:49 -0400

averyniceprince:

i just think there’s a lot more things to be worked up about in life than a stupid fancomic of a webcomic but that’s just me i mean maybe this is the biggest affront to your short stinted life and i’m real sorry for that

I don’t see why people can’t just ignore it.

“But it’s everywhere on my dasssshhhhhh”

Shut up. If I can look over someone I follow’s nsfw reblogs, you can look over a fancomic.