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“testosterone will make you fat and hairy!!!” PROMISE?!?!??😍😍😍🤤🤤🤤😍😍😍

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talking to people while holding a beverage is awesome because you don't have to know what to do with your hands and when you don't know what to do with your face you can just take a sip

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“can you people just let friends be friends!!” i shout into the mic. the crowd boos and throws tomatoes at me. “why, are you homophobic?” they accuse. i shoot everyone dead with my aromantic beam.

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get to meet them next month ….. everyone start cheering

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Y'know, if a formerly well-behaved straight A student suddenly starts almost not passing their classes and crying all the time and getting into trouble, maybe the default conclusion from every authority figure should not be that they are lazy and simply need to pull themselves together. Maybe instead you should give them stimulants or HRT or let them kill their parents and see if one of those three things resolves the issue.

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An old lady werewolf character of mine named Nancy. I don’t draw her that much these days but I think of her often

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21 of 22 anti-LGBTQ+ bills dead in the Florida Legislature!!!

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🦇👻Thriller bark trio👻🦇

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I've been seeing this a lot lately, but a little while ago I mentioned something to do with disability in a discord and someone asked me if I was a "spoonie". Not if I was disabled, but a spoonie. I need y’all to fucking get it into ur heads that disabled is not a dirty word. You can use the term spoonie for yourself all you want, but the second you start imposing it on other people and generally using it in place of the word "disabled", its just another woo-woo euphemism that seeks to soften and make comfortable the vocabulary and concept of disability.

Like at a certain point it becomes clear that a lot of people now are using “spoonie” in the same damn way as “differently abled” or "handicapable". The origin and intent of the term become moot within that usage because what it serves to do is invoke disability euphemistically, obfuscating and softening it in service of compulsory normative able-bodymindedness.

If you want to use that term for yourself, fine. Have fun. It doesn't have these same connotations when its used as a self identifier rather than as a replacement for the word "disabled". But stop applying it to others in place of "disabled" I’m so fucking serious.

#my older sister uses the term spoonie for herself #good for her #very cool #but for me tho? I reaaaaally dislike it #one might even say I hate it

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because sometimes there is value in the struggle

[ID from alt text: a lino print of a ladybug with text reading "I will keep trying." A plain border surrounds both. The print is a bit rough and imperfect, and is held in my hand. End ID.]

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First time attempting a lino print in about 15 years! She's a bit rough, but I'm really pleased so far.

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Couldn’t sleep the other day. Drew one of my favorite scenes

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Some stickers i drew a few days ago :-]c

(theyre also available on redbubble 👀 - 1 & 2)

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I am told that the headlines really undersell how rad my tattoo is. I agree.

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it’s fibromyalgia awareness month so I just wanted to say a lil somethin’

ig post here (includes full caption)

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yeah you're "punk" but are you normal about deformed people?

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It should be illegal to have a bus stop without a bench I am 1000% serious rn

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