This mun defends all friends/fellow bloggers. If I see a bully anon I am inclined to say something to refute the cruel words.
Do not tell people to kill themselves
Do not make light of another’s issues
Do not tell someone they are a horrible writer
Do not tell someone they are worthless
Do not tell someone to leave Tumblr
Do not tell someone to leave a fandom
Do not bully.
Unfollow is always an option if you dislike how someone runs their blog/what they post. There is no reason to be a douchebag about it. Simply click the button and leave them be. There is a difference in constructive criticism and flat-out cruelty. Choose words carefully, as they are very powerful tools.
Thank you for reading this, and even more if you also follow these principles.
((If any of y’all are being bullied im pretty much always here do feel free to talk to me and I will get involved if possible))
(Loads shotgun, and grabs a sword)
Ye. Don’t hurt my friend’s. They beautiful, and if you do, I will shank you.
I will beat down ANYONE who hurts my friends. You mess with my friends, you mess with me. You wanna harass someone? Harass me! I’ll rip ya a new one! I will go full on mama bear to defend the ones I care about!
I swear I’ll transform into my mom and range on you! These people are amazing and sweet and don’t deserve any crap/bullying! They’re nice people who helped me through thick and thin! They made me laugh, smile and are loving friends!
Write DnD scenarios where the perfect little noble who wants you to kill some “bandits” turns out to be a cult leader who told you to kill innocent nomads so he could get a religious artifact.
Write DnD scenarios where the bugbear outside of town that the villagers want you to kill is actually getting children away from abusive parents.
Write DnD scenarios where orcs aren’t just brutish savages with no concept of morals or ethics.
Write DnD scenarios where goblins aren’t just kleptomaniac scavengers who prey on those weaker than them.
Write DnD scenarios where people in places of power/privilege are actually shitty sometimes and not always flawless or right.
Don’t always write scenarios where the people on the fringes of society or the people who are disadvantaged are automatically evil.
Write scenarios where people can actually rise above their circumstances and act decently, and scenarios where people who are advantaged can still fall apart and be bad people.
I don’t care if “not all people write like that”, or “it’s just part of the narrative”. I’m just tired of hearing people say that’s the way it should be done, or rather, “that’s the way it’s always been done”.
I have pretty much always taken it for granted that there’s more to the quest giver than meets the eye. At least, ever since the conjurer Philip (later permanently named Philip, That Bastard) hired a plucky group of adventurers to retrieve an artifact that turned out to be near a portal to hell. He slammed the door on us, an innocent farm boy was killed by an exploding cannon, and later on Philip even hired tiefling assassins to cover up his shady dealings.
Idea: Come up with a conspiracy that explains why adventurers are hired, like some sort of anti-monster league. The party can stop them to put an end to needless violence.
now get ready for the Screaming 20s – coming to a decade near you in 2020
is it too early or can we start screaming now
There’s actually a fair deal of overlap between cultural decades. So not only is it acceptable to start screaming now, we can keep screaming up to the mid 30′s.
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