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brokenlittlebabydoll · 4 months

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Drooly wittle baby 🍼 🧸🥺💕

#me #mine #selfie #here ya go anon #drool #drooly little baby tongue #tongue #drooly little baby #drooly girl #drooling #drool kink #drooly mess

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alicenthightcwer · 1 year

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"The consequences of an alligation like the one you toy at would be dire. Do not speak of this again."

Alicent and Viserys I discussing THE LEGITIMACY OF RHAENYRA’S SONS House of the Dragon | 1x06 “The Princess and The Queen”

requested by anonymous (part II)

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its-simply-rose · 10 months

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Had my phone charging in the car on my way home from work listening too music and ohh… would you look at that… 92% charge! 😮😏🤭😉 How convenient! 🩵

92% Post a naked selfie

Sorry y’all. My butt just looks really good from this angle.

Do you need to charge your phone? 📱

#oh look. it’s me #{answered}#here ya go anon

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hobbitsetal · 12 days

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Oooh yes I always enjoyed your faith media and art tag discussions

So one thing that I consider very important to art is its role in reflecting the world and in reflecting truth. In its various forms--poetry, song, prose (from fanfic to novels to essays), movies, tv shows, what have you--art has the gift of allowing us to feel seen and heard, or of allowing us to see and hear those who are different from us.

I have never been a nineteenth century aristocrat, but I know random facts about the French Revolution because I was obsessed with The Scarlet Pimpernel and with Rafael Sabatini's oeuvre as a teen. I've never been on a life-changing trip ala LOTR or Narnia or what have you (though visiting Ireland was really cool!), but I have traveled extensively through books.

The use of books and stories in developing empathy is a well documented one. Books allow us to identify with others and to gain insight into other ways of thinking and being.

Whether you want to explore the excesses of the early 20th century with Gatsby, the backwoods and Mississippi River and growth out of racism with Huckleberry Finn, or the drama and sly humor of the Georgian period with Jane Austen's characters, whether you want to struggle with Sam Vimes of Discworld, or learn to trust and grow with the Pevensies, media can help you do that.

Which brings me to the spicy take. Growing up and for many years thereafter, I met (and was taught to meet) any depiction of queer characters with disgust and outrage. When Shiro in the newer Voltron animated series was revealed to be gay, I and other Christian fans lamented what we perceived to be a disgusting corruption.

Since then, I've changed my views. Queer people exist. That is a fact of life and society. And if art is to reflect truth, art should reflect the reality that LGBTQ people exist and have existed for documented human existence.

Personally, I think the best art can include other people's points of views in a neutral way. There are queer people who consider themselves Christian, who seek to love and honor God and to care for their neighbors. There are Christians who believe being queer and Christian are mutually exclusive. Both of these views, and the range in between, deserve to be examined.

And there are plenty of stories in which Christianity simply isn't a factor, like Voltron. The story is concerned with other things, and deserves to be engaged with for those other things.

A prime example of this is the show The Dragon Prince on Netflix. The show contains multiple queer characters, and I know that fact alone is enough to turn many Christians away from ever watching it. But they are missing out on a truly beautiful story.

The core of The Dragon Prince is good versus evil. It is about good people struggling against their own potential to do harm as they fight a far greater evil. It's about seeking to bring peace to a suspicious and angry continent, about love and mercy triumphing over hate and violence.

It is, frankly, a show so soaked in Christian values that it is one of my favorite shows of all time, though it is not a Christian show.

And it contains queer characters.

Queer people, shockingly, are people. They are not a monolith, and their values run the gamut of other people's values. Too much of Christianity shuns them and others them. So there's my spicy take: Christians should consume media with queer characters and engage thoughtfully with the depictions and the values, rather than saying "ew LGBTQ" and closing their eyes.

Why do we believe what we believe? What are the implications of our beliefs? Why do others believe differently? And how can we engage those questions meaningfully unless we engage with the Other?

#art faith and media #here ya go anon #spicy saturday

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thedoublepp · 2 years

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Smile, birthday boy

#karkat vantas #happy birthday #wriggling day #i guess #papayaparty #thedoublepp #digital #here ya go anon #and you karkat lovers out there

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diver5ion · 1 year

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#the peripheral #flynne fisher #flynne's online/gamer personality is so strong #chloë grace moretz #here ya go anon #//#i wonder how many frames #the fight scene is

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wearemercs · 2 years

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by xKokobael

#xKokobael #barbarian #elf #tattoo #bird #animal companion #someone asked me to post more beefcake #here ya go anon

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k1ll3rqu33n · 1 year

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Panties of the day?

#funnily enough this was in my queue #here ya go anon #🤷‍♀️

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badkitten20 · 7 months

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not taken anymore? :(

..nope :/

#asks #anon #i felt bad ending it and then afterwards #i still feel a little bad thinking about it #but i think it's something i needed to do for myself #so... yeah #here ya go anon

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cheatsylu · 15 days

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I saw your request thing at the bottom of your Hyrule and Wild drawing! Could you also draw Wars and Twilight being silly? I feel like they should get the chance to be idiots together