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(Stolen from tumblr) what do you think about this concept?

(“Whump” is a fandom term for stories where the focus is on a character suffering)

u/iamusingtheinternet3 — 5 days ago
▲ 1 r/tipofmytongue

[TOMT] A fictional character with a nose on her elbow, but not on her face

I was going through some old school papers that I still had lying around, and I found a drawing I made probably in middle or early high school of a girl who has no nose on her face, but does have a nose on her elbow. I'm pretty sure that I was inspired by an existing fictional character and that this wasn't just something I made up, but I can't remember at all what it's from! Any help appreciated.

(The nose is on her right elbow, idk if that matters)

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u/iamusingtheinternet3 — 11 days ago
▲ 83 r/ComicRaven

What do you think of this concept? (context in post body)

Someone posted the included tweet as a criticism of the new Spiderman movie. However, it's currently going a bit viral because tons of people are saying OP completely invalidated their point by accidentally pitching an awesome idea for a movie.

So what do you think? Would you want to see a Batman movie where Raven is the main villain?

u/iamusingtheinternet3 — 15 days ago
▲ 65 r/booksuggestions

A thriller that I won't be able to put down

I'm a bit sick and I want a book that I can get completely lost in and won't be able to put down because I need to know what happens next.

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u/iamusingtheinternet3 — 21 days ago
▲ 132 r/razorfree

I saw a tiktok of a woman saying she regrets the laser hair removal she got at 18, and all the comments were something along the lines of "why would you ever regret that"

It just made me so sad to see. So many women who can't even seem to fathom that you can exist without shaving and be happy about it! If there was a magic button I could press to painlessly get rid of all my body hair, I'd never press it. I love my natural look. I hate that the patriarchy makes us feel this way.

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u/iamusingtheinternet3 — 29 days ago