It’s officially been ten years since Rise of the Guardians was released, and I owe so much of who I am now to it. It inspired me to start dedicating myself to art and immersing myself in all kinds of movies, it introduced me to internet friends I still interact with today, and creating content for it (and connecting especially to Bunny) gradually helped me discover myself on a deeper level. When it came out I was having a teenage identity crisis with no real direction or sense of self, so even if RotG is at times overlooked, it couldn’t have come out at a better time. A massive thanks to all who contributed to its creation.
fun fact if you refer to children as “things” and use “it” when referring to children and are happy to see children cry and get hurt im stealing something from your house
this just in: telling adults not to be shitty to kids is going “white cishet catholic”
can anyone here read because where did i say “if kids trigger a mental episode you should tough it out” in my post stating “kids are humans too and should be treated with respect”
in this terrifying world you continuously have the power to offer someone else a little relief . why would you withhold that. do you remember what a little relief feels like? it feels like a lot
excuse me? are you suggesting i frolic directly into someone’s emotional space and assume what brings them relief, potentially causing more stress? are you encouraging people to reach past their own boundaries to help, increasing net suffering if it costs more than the other gains? surely not; that would be advocating for emotional self-harm.
this is a post about the woman who waived my late fee at the bank .
good for you, good for her, the wording on the initial post feels closer to blaming people who don’t reach out than celebrating those who do by a large enough margin that i feel the need to hit back
