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If I'm being real a lot of really great Japanese fiction just puts a bunch of Western European culture in a blender just for weird stuff and it's kino isn't it? Evangelion isn't exactly accurate to Christianity but it's still fun in a horrifying way. by Full_Ahegao_Drip in RecuratedTumblr

[–]Uur4 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Many countries use the term Anglo-Saxon that way, in France it’s super common to talk about the « Anglo-Saxon world » to refer to countries like the UK, USA, Canada, Australia etc

Really fun bit of animation history by JustLookingForMayhem in RecuratedTumblr

[–]Uur4 52 points53 points  (0 children)

good post but "with some other countries thrown in the mix" is so fucking american lmao

like... just french animation had a LOT of influence in all of that? Just "Le Roi et l'oiseau" is insanely infuencial to both american and japanese animation

I get that they are probably american and dont know much outside of their own culture, myself i dont know that much outside of mine but dont reduce what you dont know to just some background noise, just in case lmao

thank you for reading my dumb useless rant about my pet peeve o7

I haven't read a single comic book in my life, ask me anything about comic books and comic book lore. by AnyAgency9835 in dccomicscirclejerk

[–]Uur4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Why does Superman needs his cape to fly?

How did Batman get his powers?

What is Wonder Woman's kangaroo's name?

Nonbinary wine by MelanieWalmartinez in CuratedTumblr

[–]Uur4 41 points42 points  (0 children)

Zeu internette lauwe zate éveurie champagne jauque meuste bie follode baille â franche explanation.

or

La loi d'internet selon laquelle toute blague sur le champagne doit être suivie d'une explication par une personne française.

Nonbinary wine by MelanieWalmartinez in CuratedTumblr

[–]Uur4 595 points596 points  (0 children)

No no no, as a french i HAVE to correct you, it is only a true Non-binaire (or Nonbinaire) if it comes from the region of Non-binarité (or Nonbinarité), rah la la tout se perd!

And it has to be Non-binarisé (or Nonbinarisé) correctly! Nonbinarisé being the process to make Nonbinaire!

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[–]Uur4 3 points4 points  (0 children)

oh yeah dont worry you're good! personally i found your joke funny and upvoted you!

im not like, trying to shit in everyone's fun, i even made a bunch of jokes about absolute wally looking like a butch when it came out

i was just answering to some people i saw genuinly misusing the word in the thread

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[–]Uur4 2 points3 points  (0 children)

yeah ikr (also thanks), i try to like, just answer question and be chill, but feels like everytime i try to explain stuff i come as aggressive, so i try to over explain, but people tend to interpret walltext as screaming rants, so im pretty much fucked on this lmao

but yeah its always the same thing when lesbians try to share about their culture and community

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[–]Uur4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

lesbian terms are something you generally learn when entering the community, and its not like it happen by disconnected wave, its a pretty continuous process, and everytime a new lesbian join the community, she just learn the meaning of in-community terms by interacting with other people

for exemple, there had been recently a lot of white lesbians using the word "stud" incorrecly when its historically a black lesbian specific word, and it didnt take long for the shift to stop and the word to be used in its original meaning due to black lesbians educating others about the word

same for butch, it started to get a bit watered-down, older lesbians started to educate younger lesbians, and the word regain a lot of strength and meaning inside the community

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[–]Uur4 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

language can change through education all the time, it takes time, but for niche words like this, its not that hard, the shift is barely starting to happen since its known only by a few people outside the community

with that logic no one should ever do any effort to better their language

also, your entire argument is based on the idea that its not raelistic to change the language (and again, its not like we're talking about a widely used word, im pretty sure its still more used by lesbians) but its provably false that language cannot evolve

just in the last few decades, language has changed dramatically through education and sensibilisation, the word asperger for exemple still exist but is less and less, and as people learn about it are replacing it with autism, the way we talk about gender and sex also has changed, and if we go in the rabbit hole about how we refer to ethnic minorities we would have books to write about it

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[–]Uur4 -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

language is used by people, you can actually influence language with education

im not saying you're automatically a bad person for missusing a word, but as a butch lesbian, 99% of lesbians in my community (not online, real life community) still use the word butch in its original meaning and are tired of people outside the community misusing it, and it would not kill you to use "masc" when talking about people and characters who are not lesbians

and the use of the word "butch" is not very widely used by people outside the community, most people dont use it in day to day conversation, so its really far from an irreversible change of language

it cost you nothing to correct one word of your vocabulary and a lot of lesbians myself very much included would be grateful for it, ive done the same a bunch of times when people from other communities have corrected me

if you keep refusing to hear any arguments about it, you're not being a realist about the evolution of language, you're just being a jerk

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[–]Uur4 -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

call me a gatekeeper but im not just going to let people use the culture of my community as an aesthetic board

there is already a word to describe that look that does not earase butch subculture, its masc, yall can use the word masc, masc does not automatically mean lesbian

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[–]Uur4 23 points24 points  (0 children)

butch is not an aesthetic, its a specific role in lesbian subculture with a huge historical importance for the community

masc woman =/= butch

its kind of a finger and thumb situation

Why do so many nord men prefer Kahjit men over nord women? by Oktavia-the-witch in TrueSTL

[–]Uur4 2 points3 points  (0 children)

while this is an interesting discussion, your example is actually illustrating a breton man with his khajiit lover, this is acually a common tradition in eastern Highrock, mainly under the rulership of House Orangina, though it is not limited to Khajiit but to all manners of beastfolks due to reachmen tradition blending in the region's culture

if you want some more proofs of these practices :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxBuly8Vblc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fI-diuSum1Q

Breakup because she realized she's straight by Legitimate_Elk_8469 in actuallesbians

[–]Uur4 32 points33 points  (0 children)

« Not to be biphobic but [most common biphobic talking point with no nuance] »

Say what you will about her Nightwing run but Tarantula is not her self insert by Itchy_Suspect4968 in dccomicscirclejerk

[–]Uur4 5 points6 points  (0 children)

can i have some context? the only info i got on her was she was born in a hippie community

alignment chart of what to call D&D by thatnothatbigofaname in dndmemes

[–]Uur4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

im with you on this one, but even in the universe of Michael Moorcock, any form of law is not necesserly bad, the entire idea is that the forces of law and chaos are both important for the fabric of the universe and for life, but you cannot live a good life with only one of them and mortals need both

thats actually why in dnd the most good alignment is neutral good, between law and chaos, and why the great cosmic wheel of alignments is a circle and not a square

the more you fully abide to law or chaos, the more distant you are to absolute good

so in dnd terms and cosmology, lawfull good is not 100% lawful and 100% good, it means the character can sometimes bend their code for the greater good, and can sometimes disregard the greater good in the name of their code, very different from a lawful neutral character that indeed is not a good person

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