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awooga if we’re being honest

#AWOOOGA INDEED #one piece #eustass kid #skys art

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as per tradition i am mihawkposting in atrocious hours of the night except it's on twitter so i need to put it on here for my mihawkposting tag

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Trigun 1998 Episode One.

Something you notice immediately in Trigun is Vash’s waistline!

Fans can thank character designer, Takahiro Yoshimatsu, for giving us ‘98 Vash’s accentuated waist.

Yoshimatsu needed to adjust Vash’s design for the anime style and added the belt in order to better show his waistline (,,> ᴗ <,,)

Which character was the most challenging?

Yoshimatsu: Definitely Vash. Especially for his clothing design, the director and I worked together to come up with various ideas.

That red coat, right?

Yoshimatsu: First, we decided not to have the hem tattered with bullet holes, and instead added a belt at the waist. Mr. Naito knows what he's doing when he draws, but when animators draw it, if the position of the waist isn't clear because the coat is so voluminous, it's very difficult to draw. If the waist isn't defined, the impression of the character changes.

Interview with Takahiro Yoshimatsu, Trigun Art Book, 1999. Translation commissioned by xoxo-otome.

#Yoshimatsu said make that fucker a Twink or so help me

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Luffy & Zoro + text posts

#I adore them #I sort of ship them but I also just love them as best friends #one piece

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hi, I commented on the fic in question, but in case you didn’t see it here I am. May I podfic On Matters of Love and Pleasure?

Oh I didn't see! Yes you may-- please link me when you're done :)

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I love your rosinante icon!!

thank you I'd die for him!

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Begging you to please post the reigen edit you have of him to nails, hair, hips, heels it’s been one of my favorite edits and it doesn’t load properly on Twitter anymore so I can’t show people 😭

ask and u shall receive

#I'm being so real. if I had to choose my favourite character who is also a babygirl #it would be reign arataka #because I have other favourite characters who aren't on the same baby girl level #mp100

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Frollo said listen here faggot

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text post meme (misc)

#mdzs

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"Not everything is about your blorbos" to you maybe. To me every other song and probably that car commercial is about them

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me fr

cred: kendollisms on insta

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 ‎จับลูกเจี๊ยบใส่สูท 🐥 👔 translation for the last pic 🐥 meet his future self

🐍: listen to me boy… (insert future events) whisper whisper whisper 🐥: ohh really??? 🐍: nod

aziraphale : what did you say to him..? 🐍: : nothing important , he'll forget about it soon

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MASKING MYTHS BUSTED: “Masking = Acting NT.”

FALSE.

Autistic masking does not necessarily mean “pretending to be allistic/neurotypical," although you’d definitely be forgiven for thinking it does.

Non-autistic researchers have been referring to it as “camouflaging” for years, framing it as an intentional choice to suppress autistic traits and replace them with allistic ones in order to “blend in.” Doing an internet search on the term will return several similar results.

But now, Autistic researchers are in the game, and their take is much more nuanced and comprehensive than that. (Funny how that happens, isn’t it?)

They’ve found that:

- It CAN be intentional but is often subconscious and involuntary 

- It is a protective response to trauma and feeling unsafe 

- It is often about suppressing more than just autistic traits 

- It is about identity management and being able to predict how people will treat you, not just “blending in”

Some people will lean into being “the bad kid” because they know that’s what people expect of them. Some people will even act “more autistic” because they know that’s what people expect of them. Others still will do things to attract attention in controllable, more “acceptable” ways to avoid attracting attention in unsafe, more stigmatizing ways. Not because they WANT to be that way, but because it lets them predict people’s responses better, which feels safer.

Also, there are Autistic people who can’t “pass” for non-autistic no matter how hard they try. That doesn’t mean they’re not masking. They may actually be working hard to suppress A LOT, they just can’t do everything to neuronormative standards.

None of these people will be accused of “blending in,” yet they are still masking their hearts out. When we assume they are not, we miss all the harm that masking is causing them. But they are suppressing themselves and suffering the consequences of that just as much as any Autistic person whose mask successfully says, “Hey, I’m just like you!”

(For more on this, please see the work of Dr. Amy Pearson and Kieran Rose.)

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Two Women Engaged in Sexual Intercourse in a Neoclassical Canopied Bed. Etching, ca. 1780. via JSTOR

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#EXCELLENT THANK YOU #gaalee #naruto

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All prints above are currently up for pre-orders on my shop!!!

#malevolent podcast