Hello. I am an Eagle Scout, International Scouter, and former member of the Boy Scouts of America. I have recently withdrawn my membership in reaction t…In light of the Boy Scouts half-assing their way to public approval, I post this to remind them that they have a responsibility.
Sharing this on both my more “successful” blogs to expand attention. The battle isn’t over. LGBT adults are still excluded, as well as atheist youth and adults.
What I Mean When I Say I’m Sex-Positive
- I think freedom of sexuality is something that we all need and very few of us have
- I think sexual pleasure is a legitimate thing to want and ethically pursue
- I do not judge people for the (consensual) sex that they have or want
- I will not tolerate slut-shaming
- I will not tolerate hatred of people based on gender or orientation (including asexual)
- I will not tolerate hatred of sex workers
- I believe comprehensive, honest, non-judgmental sex education is necessary for public health and happiness
- I think understanding of sexual consent—what it is, why it matters—is sorely lacking in society and crucially important
- I reject preconceptions of what kind of sexuality a person should have, whether these preconceptions are based on gender, age, culture, disability, survivor status, or basically anything else
- I value people’s individual freedom of choice in determining their sex lives (including the choices not to have sex)
What I Don’t Mean
- Everyone should have sex
- Everyone should have kinky, non-monogamous, exhibitionistic, pansexual sex
- Accepting someone’s sexuality means you have to participate in it, watch them engage in it, or hear about it in detail
- Nothing related to sex is ever hurtful for anyone
- Feminism should be all about sex
- Sex fixes everything
If serious. I don’t want to live on this planet anymore. *rocket awaaaay*
* Meant to be on my other blog. Derp.
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I can’t even….He does MUNs for gods sake.
This is the most moronic thing I’ve heard on a long long time.
He’s literally to stupid to insult.
Seriously, wtf?
I can’t believe I was actually trying to have a discussion with him about feminism.
Way to be a sexist pig who hurts the image of all guys, everywhere. Dick.
Tried to take some requests for the general but all anyone wanted was Twilicorn, so I took one request and got bored and drew Featherweight instead.
I’m glad you did. They’re adorable pics! C:
A Haunted Biome. Complete with broken portals, graves, dead bushes, pumpkins, mycelium, and a dead tree (hopefully it’d have a face without using a pumpkin, a rare decorative block that works as regular haunted wood, which would be a grayer shade as planks). Even in daytime, zombies, skeletons, and spiders are immune to sun effects (and the sky is a darker tint) Vines and mushrooms grow in the biome, as well as witch huts. Witches appear in the biome, and it has a new melee-based mob (or I have an idea for one) ghost mobs, they’re typically neutral, but when attacked can ONLY be hurt by enchanted tools, but punching them will make them hostile regardless. They act similar to villagers except they slightly hover (similar to ghasts in motion, except basically ground bound.)
Leaves on haunted trees are always a purple shade (used wool to emulate) and not all haunted trees would have leaves. Planted grass in the biome is swampy green or black, even. Cobwebs can appear in small numbers on the surface, and graves can be cracked brick or mossy cracked brick, or stone slabs. Bats can appear all day, outside.
The biome would be about as rare as a mushroom biome (and would be the hostile counterpart, basically.) Small numbers of mossy cobble can appear, and the place would be pretty dangerous all day, making for a “venture if you dare” atmosphere. Those who want the rarest wood, and rare resources would be up for an all day mob challenge. (Possibly chests with items could fill the graves. Including things like zombie and skeleton heads, roses, bones, swords, and armor, as well as dirt or rotting flesh). There would be traditional mines, but like mentioned above, spiders (and cave spiders, where relevant) skeletons and zombies and witches can spawn within, even when lit, making it a pretty dangerous area. Possibly with a higher chance of dungeons (with a slightly increased chance of Record 11, and chances of Haunted Saplings, as they would be rare since it kind of fits the area) and abandoned mines, and cobweb appearing throughout caves in small numbers.
Hostile mobs appear more often with armor and weapons, but don’t drop them too often.
A new type of structure as well: Abandoned villages. Structures in disrepair, zombie villagers, chests with very scarce resources, maybe even endermen actively disassembling the area when you enter. Water is only one or two blocks deep and isn’t very common. Farms are only half hoed and have no crops planted.
If you went here on hardcore, you’d be either REALLY bold, or trying to leave as soon as you could. Other than bats (and ghosts) no neutral mobs would spawn at any time.
Could either be an island biome similar to Mushroom Island, or be a rare biome appearing on other continents, at least 500 blocks from spawn.
Anyone else like this idea? Feel free to tell me other ideas that could be added.
Math books.
Tickld.
… Not really. If you own a business or something like that, or wish to sell them yourself, it’d make perfect sense to buy $300 worth of oranges.
True, but without that context being stated, it still sounds bizarre, no?
Another must-see-live band, Greek Fire is a powerpop band similar in style to Angels and Airwaves. That is, they’re what I can only call “spacey.” They generate a pretty big sound. They’re all nice guys, I’ve met everyone but Johnny, as I will explain below.
Phillip Sneed, also in the band Story of the Year, fronts this band. Mark and Ryan were also at the show when I saw them. Dan Marsala, the frontman for Story of the Year, however, was standing in for their percussionist, Johnny Venus. Recently, the band had done a tour in Japan, and upon the band’s return to the states, Venus went to the doctor’s after having troubles with fatigue, and was diagnosed with leukemia. He was undergoing treatment when the band toured with Eve 6, and Marsala filled in for him. The video accompanying this post is a song created to support Venus, and all proceeds go directly to helping Venus deal with his struggles.
The band’s performance is top notch. Sneed (AKA Moon) spent the show in the audience, with the audience, on the balcony, and on one of his times actually on the stage, he did a backflip, despite the stage being significantly smaller than would seem comfortable. The whole band in attendance that day stuck around to chat with the audience, and they were all genuinely nice guys. I definitely will be seeing them if they come back by. Do not miss out on this band.
