Build Some Pancakes And We’ll Reveal Your Deepest Fear

sachanpwns:

flippyspoon:

This was way too accurate lol.

WHAT THE F-

Wow.

You got: Fear of Failure

You want to succeed in life but there’s one thing constantly holding you back: your fear of failing. To you there’s nothing worse than the thought of putting your heart and soul into something only to see it to fail. This is a perfectly normal fear, but you shouldn’t be defined by it. Don’t live by the saying “You can’t lose if you don’t play”, because you can do better than that. Everyone fails at some point in life and no one cares, because what really defines a person is how they rise above and learn from the experience.

Build Some Pancakes And We’ll Reveal Your Deepest Fear

shipping-isnt-morality:

Another realization: “disgust as morality” leads directly to “mere exposure leads to moral decay”

As you are exposed to something frequently, you become acclimatized to it. It stops eliciting disgust. This happens with everything from gore to porn.

There has been research after research showing that fictional depictions don’t lower empathy for real victims or decrease the perceived severity of the crime, but it does lower disgust reactions at fictional depictions of it.

To antis, this lack of disgust is the normalization they are fighting against, because disgust is how you know something is wrong. If you no longer feel disgust, your morality is compromised.

That’s what I mean when I say antis resemble Puritan Christian morality. Christianity has so many conflicting instructions regarding morality, and many areas where it’s flat-out vague. And yet they know exactly what is good and natural, and what is horrifying and sinful.

How? It’s disgusting.

Antis are impossible to argue with, because the logical arguments are made post hoc to defend what they already know: this disgusts me because it is wrong. The disgust is the true basis of their argument, and no reasoned argument will touch it.

There has been research after research showing that fictional depictions don’t lower empathy for real victims or decrease the perceived severity of the crime