-Willoughby-

I'm 6969 days old today, yea babeyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!

-Willoughby-

Just thought up a pretty good analogy. From one of my characters in a story I'm writing!! Please tell me if there's anything in it I need to fix. 
          
          "Crying... is like medicine. You need bandages to heal from a cut, right? To stop the bleeding, the initial wound. Then, you need medicine to keep it from getting infected. The same goes for emotional wounds. 
          
          "You're not weak for crying. You never are. You're helping yourself heal, bandaging yourself up after the initial cut, and preventing yourself from getting infected by anger or a toxic mindset.
          
          "Do you always need those bandages? No. Of course not. You get a papercut or a little bump, you don't need bandages or medicine. Like if you want to play with a toy that someone else is already playing with. It sucks, yeah. But you don't need that much healing for that.
          
          "No matter what someone says, it's normal for you to cry when you get hurt, physically or emotionally."

-Willoughby-

Police have a duty to "Protect and Serve", right?
          
          Right?
          
          Nope.
          
          The Supreme Court ruled in 2005 in "Castle Rock v Gonzales" that police do not have a constitutional duty to protect a person from harm. They don't have to protect you if you're in danger. 
          
          The police aren't here to look out for you. They're an occupying army used to keep the bourgeoisie in power.

-Willoughby-

Fun fact!
          
          Wolf pack dynamics aren't what you think they are. 
          
          There's no such thing as alphas in a wolf pack. Actual wolf packs are based on seniority. They oldest are in charge while the youngest generally do what they say.
          
          This is because wolf packs are family units. It's literally the parents and their children. Maybe an adopted pup or two. 
          
          The book written on wolf pack dynamics that talks about alphas and omegas? It was done on wolves in captivity, not functioning how they would in the wild. You put a bunch of wolves from different places into a confined space, they're going to establish a form of ranking like that, but not in the wild. The author themself said that they wished they hadn't written it because people were misinterpreting the information.
          
          Use the alpha and omega dynamic with werewolves, but not with real wolves. And ffs don't use it in your social life. Even if it was real, you're not a gdmn wolf.

-Willoughby-

This is Fiendly Notes here, with your host, Zakon!
          
          
          1 - Transgender people are still transgender, even if they choose not to get the hormone treatments or the surgeries. It is none of your business what they are doing with their bodies, and it is your responsibility to use the correct pronouns for them.
          
          2 - If someone gives you multiple pronouns to use for them(ex. He/him/they/them), you should use all of the pronouns listed, unless they make it clear that you only have to use one set.
          
          3 - Neopronoun users are valid. Use the pronouns they give you.
          
          4 - They/Them pronouns are not strictly plural. If you truly believe that 'they' is only plural, then you also should also only use the word 'you' to refer to multiple people. Thou art only thou from now on, buddy. Or you can accept that language changes.
          
          
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-Willoughby-

Bro playing D&D and both my campaigns refer to my character as my name. Like I'm the only one who this happens to. 
          
          My characters' names are really easy to remember, too, it's not like they're these super fancy names. They're nouns. Like Wrench and Aspen. Like wtf. I'm not mad, just confused.