“how can you think that [x] type of fiction is normal???”
i don’t think it’s normal. but, at the same time, i don’t think it’s unnormal, either.
if you ask me, there’s no “normal fiction” and “unnormal fiction”. there’s no “moral fiction” and “immoral fiction”, and there’s no “bad fiction” and “good fiction”.
there’s just… fiction.
it’s divided into categories, genres, media types, themes, tags, artstyles — but there’s no fiction that is labelled as “ordinary” and “unordinary”.
if you’re saying someone is or isn’t “normal” based solely on the fiction they consume or support? that’s judging someone’s morality based on something that isn’t even real, which is ridiculous.
there is no “normal” and “not normal” fiction — there’s just fiction.
First cat video ever? 1899, colorized & speed corrected.
I am always blown away by this. Like. This little girl was alive and laughing and wearing her little hat and in the sunshine over 100 years ago. And her cat was eating little treats from her hands and having a fun little time over 100 years ago. Like. Their existence in history is recorded as so much more than the moody and serious black and white Victorian family portraits. AND WE GET TO SEE IT AND FEEL AS HAPPY AS THEY WERE! I have so many feelings!
If anybody wants to look it up, it’s called “La Petite Fille et son Chat”.
I (🔬🐝) do not talk about my own “F/Os” very often, but this is Arcade. He’s like if the killer from the Saw franchise was a gameshow host instead of a moralist.
There is not much good art of him but surprisingly the comic Murderworld: Game Over which came out yesterday has art that actually captures what he looks like.
