I was cleaning out my high school Google drive folders, and I just found my old study group’s guide for the AP US History exam. one of our notes is “if two people are arguing and you can only remember one of their names, the other is Alexander Hamilton.”
It’s a really good show to watch if you want to learn about the use of color and shapes in storytelling, as well as exaggerated perspective, use of negative space, timing, and narrative arcs. I recommend it to all comic artists, storyboarders, illustrators, cinematographers, writers… heck, ANYONE. GET HYPE.
Me: Did you know gay people understand life as a gay person better than straight people do Straight people: That’s literally impossible
trans ppl: i think it’s time for me to start hormone replacement therapy
cishet ppl: I, a het with no concept of gender dysphoria, will be the judge of that
women: I am financially and emotionally incapable of raising a child and want to get an abortion men: I, as a man with no clue the emotional toll a child brings and will be providing no support in it’s life have some words think that’s a bad idea
Seriously, married or not I reckon Charlie Weasley would be a riot at family gatherings. Just turning up, throwing Molly a casual “Wotcher Mum! Brought the kids, hope that okay!” And Molly turns round confused, sees what he’s talking about and - “Those are not ‘the kids’ Charlie, thOSE ARE TINY DRAGONS IN ONESIES!!!!!”