As screenwriter of the Labubu movie I want to clear up some misconceptions. Yes, technically they do eat human flesh, but only necrotic tissue around wounds. Doctors use them to clean up injuries and promote positive health outcomes. Labubus are humanity’s allies, except for evil Labubus of course
January 17, 2026 at 6:48 PM
As screenwriter of the Labubu movie I want to clear up some misconceptions. Yes, technically they do eat human flesh, but only necrotic tissue around wounds. Doctors use them to clean up injuries and promote positive health outcomes. Labubus are humanity’s allies, except for evil Labubus of course
It's looking more and more like I'm going to have to explain to my mom what "foids" means and it's making me feel like we as a species need better supervision
January 11, 2026 at 4:15 AM
It's looking more and more like I'm going to have to explain to my mom what "foids" means and it's making me feel like we as a species need better supervision
Sitting in bed watching historical sewing videos with my baby daughter, feeding her yogurt melts, watching her learn to pass a small and light object from hand to hand, living a life that feels indescribably special.
November 19, 2025 at 5:10 AM
Sitting in bed watching historical sewing videos with my baby daughter, feeding her yogurt melts, watching her learn to pass a small and light object from hand to hand, living a life that feels indescribably special.
transness is a gift. i need every trans woman to understand that by nature of their existence they have been blessed with the ability to pluck the strands of fate with their hands if they choose to. it is not always easy and it is not without hardship but every trans woman is capable of greatness.
November 14, 2025 at 1:15 AM
transness is a gift. i need every trans woman to understand that by nature of their existence they have been blessed with the ability to pluck the strands of fate with their hands if they choose to. it is not always easy and it is not without hardship but every trans woman is capable of greatness.
I thought I had just about mastered not belching openly in public and then I had a baby and spent 9 months at home praising and encouraging my child's eructations. Now that I'm back at work I must retrain myself for polite society.
November 8, 2025 at 12:45 AM
I thought I had just about mastered not belching openly in public and then I had a baby and spent 9 months at home praising and encouraging my child's eructations. Now that I'm back at work I must retrain myself for polite society.