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TOY FOOD!

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Hey im not sure if you were already made aware, but someone is uploading your emotes to emoji.gg and im not sure if they have permission

If they do have perms please just ignore this ask, I just wanted to make sure^^

oh wait what the fuck , & WITH NO CREDIT TOO ???

I have no idea who this person is & I didn ’ t give them permission to repost my emojis without credit to that site .

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Could you please do human bones

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guys. please

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Superstar daycare concept art I got from the wiki for all you reference needs

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🎄☃️❄️ My favorite gifs from the news letter… which is most of them.

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rubber ducks / soap / bath items?

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Cotl outfit ideas: Goat inspo (pt 1)

Images sourced from pinterest

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Some discussion shorthand

SIG = Societally Imposed Gender

This refers to the gender that is imposed upon & expected of a person by the world around them. Trans people, generally speaking, have an identity & self-conceptualization which subverts their SIG, and this (hatred of those who subvert their SIG) is part of the basis of transphobia.

CSIG = Consistent Societally Imposed Gender

This acronym is shorthand for those whose SIG matches the gender they were originally assigned at birth, and have this gender consistently imposed upon them throughout their life.

This term generally refers to all perisex people, save for in very rare circumstances (such as the case of David Reimer), and intersex people whose intersex traits did not cause any changes in their SIG.

ISIG = Inconsistent Societally Imposed Gender

This acronym refers to those whose SIG does not match the gender they were originally assigned at birth, and/or was inconsistent throughout their childhood, under scrutiny from doctors, parents, and/or peers.

This term generally refers to intersex individuals whose intersex traits caused their SIG to be inconsistent with their birth assigned gender for a substantial part of their life.

I believe terms such as SIF(emale) & SIM(ale) would ultimately be misused, and they wouldn't serve any good use in discussion.

These terms, ISIG/CSIG, are specifically meant to discuss the way intersex people's place in a binary gendered society can affect their identity and experiences with oppression.

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Inch the inch worm stimboard

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A king hired a new official court sorcerer expecting a elderly white haired human in a robe not a raven haired haired 20 something riding a motorcycle in a leather jacket and aviators but he can not deny their efficiency.

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How's about some of the rude letters / speech bubbles from early animal crossing games?