Hi everyone~ Welcome to my little corner of pastel hell~ Please mind your manners~
Pronouns: They/Them
Gender: Agender
Sexuality: Bi/Polyamorous Bi/Demiromantic
Accepted name(s): Gabby, Pearl
I think what makes the Nether Update so good is that Mojang really had a clear theme for what they wanted to do. They didn’t just add more content to the nether, they specifically wanted the make the nether a habitable space. As in, you can not just survive, but thrive. So, they added equivalents of wood and stone (removing the need to return to the overworld for simple crafting recipes) as well as more sources of food, and everything else you could need in life.
What I really love, though, is that there was a clear focus on making the nether have all the same sorts of ameneties as the overworld, but all slightly wrong. There’s a bed equivalent, but it’s expensive and needs to be refueled. The wood and stone equivalents I mentioned can only be found in specific areas, making those simple recipes a lot more challenging. There are animals that can be bred and farmed, but they’re also hostile to the player. There are sapient locals to trade with just like the villagers you’re used to, but they attack anyone they don’t like the look of and defend their homes with lethal force.
Instead of the nether being a nightmare landscape that only wants you dead, it now really feels like a bizarre alternate dimension— one where everything you know is flipped on its head and a lot more dangerous, but it’s not totally inhospitable.
to my beautiful dark skin queens if you have someone like this in your life they are NOT your friend. excommunicate them immediately and go on and shine like the day is bright.
When girls do the thing where they wear open button ups but tuck them in so that you can see just enough cleavage so that their whole titty isn’t out, but you kinda wish it was.
I was just sitting outside, browsing social media, and something tickled my foot. I moved my foot because i figured it was a bug, of whifh we have PLENTY in the back yard. Then a few seconds later SOMETHING WRIGGLED UNDER MY FOOT
I FREAKED out, it startled me so much. While i was busy getting squicked, literally jumping around to shake out the heebyjeebies, by conscious mind IMMEDIATELY recognized what it was.
So here i am, clearly shocked, jumping around, yelling “ITS A SNAKE, ITS A SNAKE!” to my dad, who was so confused about why i was scared, jumping away, and excited in my voice. I grabbed the little thing because it’s absolutely not recognizable as a snake, to show him and my sister what i meant
This is him compared to my thumb, ive been digging in dirt so yes its dirty
His smol head and teeny eyes
SCALES
It’s a western threadsnake! They prey on smol invertebrates like subterranean termites. I wont be keeping him, i just wanted to show my fam and snap some pics.
After seeing multiple creators having to publically out themselves or reveal past traumas in order to get fans to stop yelling at them for representing a certain minority/concept in fiction, can yall learn to take a second to consider how your words and actions affect others? Especially in fandom spaces? By demanding that people can only talk about certain issues if they’ve personally been affected by them, you are directly forcing people to reveal their trauma/minority status.
This was prompted by fans’ response to the latest episode of a TMA featuring substance abuse, but also remember a few months ago when Jameela Jamil was cast to play a queer woman in an upcoming movie and there was so much backlash that she had to come out as queer? That fucking sucked.
^^ and the same thing happened with Keiynan Lonsdale from Love, Simon?
