Me when I use the blender that makes 50% of all turtles feel immeasurable pain
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Anonymous asked:
I have been thinking about this for a while but can someone explain or their own interpretation of the relationship between Kabru and Milsiril? I have been seeing people post their thoughts about them and I'm really interested in seeing other people's opinion about them
I think understanding Milsiril is important to understanding her relationship with Kabru. But Kabru's relationship chart pretty much says it all "Overprotective adoptive mother"
Milsiril from what I understand is an outcast among other elves, since she was bullied by them before, as her bio says in the adventurer's bible, she seems to have very negative feeling for her own race.
So she has a preference for other races and likes to raise orphans which can be considered an act of altruism (and it is obviously something positive that she's helping children with no home)
But, just like other elves it seems she doesn't really respects their individuality. In this one she wants Kabru to consider the sweet from his hometown the elven one.
Even other Elves (like short lived species lover Otta) have a bad interpretation of what she does
But I think in the end of the day she just wants a family and someone to love, while a little misguided I believe she's doing her best. Meanwhile Kabru is a rebel son that doesn't want to be smothered by her love (and he's right, I'm glad he confronted her to get what he wanted). And he does call her mother (although it's the more formal version) so I believe he considers her family, there's even an extra where he asks her to take him to a family reunion.
I think they're a great representation of a type of family I don't see often in fiction. I think its great Milsiril isn't a perfect adoptive mother and I love that they're still family despite it all.
This might have been way longer than you expected but I had to jump on the opportunity to share about Milsiril.
Some more milsirl comics
I think it’s important to show family dynamics that are dysfunctional but not abusive. I think people often simplify complicated dynamics to make things easier for them to emphasize and understand. However that can silence those who do have similar messy relationships.
But simplifying characters does not just go to characters like misiril and kabrus dynamic. It’s common in most fandoms
Thank you op for making this post.
True! I should have added the Inccubi one, really shows that she cares about him. I also realized Kabru can speak Kobold because Misiril taught him different languages.
I wondered before if she maybe didn't teach him about monsters because she wanted him to fail at the dungeon but it sounds like she taught him all he asked, maybe he really just wanted to learn more about humans.
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Monster Tidbits - Harpy
Ryoko Kui - Harpy
One of my favorite things about the Palestinian resistance movement is the muisc that comes out of Gaza.
Everyone knows about Dammi Falastini. What you might not know is that the singer grew up in Gaza. Under israeli occupation. His skill should not be underestimated. He also sang for a lot of Palestinian resitant movements.
Speaking of Palestinian Resistance. Some of my favorite songs have come from them, mainly the PFLP (you can find a lot more of their songs here twitter.com/PalestineTunes and the specific song here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6iq4CyHuV4)
Reminder, these people were born into an open air prison. This skill should not be underestimated
Discovering the wonderful world of youtube channels with full movies in HD
Sent to me by @frutescens lets all enter free movies on youtube heaven together
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the world is cruel and unforgiving but images of shadow the hedgehog mascot suit will heal me
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tbh i didnt know you were supposed to be jerking off while you look at porn
ive been standing with my arms behind my back ponderously like at a museum
April 11, 2024. Displaced Palestinians in Gaza prepare celebrations for Eid, despite the harshness and uncertainty of their circumstances.
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“No one came to Google to work on offensive military technology”
- Vidana Abdel Khalek wrote in her mail resigning from Google on March 25 addressing to company leaders, including CEO Sundar Pichai, announcing her decision to quit in protest over Project Nimbus.
I'm pretty sure all of the big tech companies have government and military contracts
small startups love getting government and military contracts because it guarantees them a lot of money over the time period of the contract (which can usually be renewed and if the gov/military finds the product useful, the initial contract can turn into even more government and military contracts in other departments)
basically:
do I think this is bad? yes
do I think everyone who applies to work for Google should EXPECT and KNOW there are already government and military contracts with Google, and that more will almost definitely happen over time? also yes
in the tech industry you have to be incredibly naive not to know this
