supremeoutcast:

I strongly disagree with anyone who says Maleficent isn’t the best Disney villain. No singing, no dancing, no long expositions about her plans, no tolerance for bumbling comedy sidekicks (she electrocutes a whole room full of minions when she finds out they’ve fucked up and spent the last few years searching for a baby), just outright malicious intent.

I mean let’s take a look at her motivations compared to other popular Disney villains:

SCAR - Wanted to become King. 

URSULA - Wanted to rule the seas.

WICKED QUEEN - Wanted to rule as the most beautiful woman in the land.

JAFAR - Wanted to rule in the Sultan’s place and/or obtain ultimate power.

Maleficient, by contrast, didn’t want any of that. She didn’t want more power. She didn’t want fame. She didn’t want to rule. She just wanted to raise hell. This is the woman who decided that every newborn child in the kingdom should die and that the land should be covered in darkness for one reason - SHE WASN’T INVITED TO A MOTHERFUCKING PARTY.

That’s right, the evil bitch basically condemned an entire kingdom to die at her hands because she didn’t get invited to a christening.

This is not a woman with a motivation. She cannot be reasoned with. Her actions cannot be rationalized. She is evil for the fun of being evil, not because she wants something.

THAT, my friends, is the ultimate villain. One who knows they’re evil and LOVES it. 

teaforyourginaa:

disabilityhealth:

You are not your intrusive thoughts

They’re kinda like weeds. Yeah, they’re in the garden, but you sure as heck didn’t plant them

I really needed this

warlordenfilade:

Someone disliking something is not an attack on you if you happen to like it.

Something I’ve seen lately that I haven’t talked about much:  the feeling that if someone says they dislike something, it is an attack on you if you disagree.

There’s a big difference between bullying “you shouldn’t like this, you have to like that” and simply having a difference of opinion.

A difference of taste is not a personal attack.

I’ve been saying a lot lately about how people can ship what they want to ship, and how it’s not “wrong” to like a ship, but…also…

It’s not wrong to DISLIKE things.

You don’t have to like everything that is popular.  You aren’t obligated to like everything your friends like.  

You can still be friends with people who like a character, ship, or idea that you don’t like, and vice versa.  All you have to have is some basic AND MUTUAL personal respect.  

No, I don’t go around talking about certain characters, ships, or ideas with friends I know don’t like those things, but also, those people know I DO like those things and don’t give me grief for enjoying them.  And it’s also the other way around.  

I know sometimes there’s this feeling that there’s a popular idea in the fandom and that if you don’t like it, there’s something wrong with you, but an idea is not The One Truth just because it’s popular.  

It’s ok to not like things, no matter how popular they are.

benepla:

ciudadanodin:

These are so generic that even I, in Mexico, did most of these things.

Ok yes this is a standard case of overwhelmingly universal experiences being paraded as unique yes but WHAT is that ladder hell bullshit

we had something similar to the ladders back in elementary school once a year except it was inflatable.

karalora:

lollibeepop:

I have the memory of a dead gnat

This is me all too often.

misspuffbaby:

(x)

officialkeikoandgilly:

Sonic’s fan base is one of the most unimaginative, and one of the worst in anthropomorphic fandoms. So *selfinsert Blonic Mary Sonichus* are going to be the norm.

every character is shadow

chefpyro:

i hear if you drink lots of cum it makes pineapple taste really good

paychiri:

Please consider, Frisk and Asriel, but as young adults wearing trendy clothes and being happy together, the AU Feat. Nice thick bone man