Dyspraxic, artist, ace. Bugs really like my face. Avatar is from the webcomic "El Goonish Shive". They/Them
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I want to wear menhera fashoin but I’m olive skinned and a lot of pastel stuff doesn’t look good on me. What do I do?
Hmm. It depends on your variant within the olive skin type. I’m no expert in skin types. So here’s a video instead (;o.o) :
Princess Peachie (not menhera or yamikawaii focused but more lolita and fairy kei) made a great video. + She wheres very pastel j-fashion and still rocks it.
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Canada, Australia, and Aotearoa have all seen their right-wing parties collapse in popularity since Trump took over.
We were headed for a hard-right turn, but this shift is absolutely unprecedented in modern times. The stark reality of a right wing nationalist future really got people to pay attention.
Unfortunately, it's at the cost of the millions of us in the US who will now suffer
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there's something so reassuring about seeing you so openly outspoken in the past few days
there's comfort in a queer protective front
We are all in this together and we have more support than you know. Check this out from today in London:
Theresa's a pretty well known trans woman around here. But when I arrived, the protest was already in all the roads. Busses couldn't go anywhere. The police were trying to kettle but they couldn't do it. In the end, we had to start marching. Legal observers were everywhere, and I watched two chase some CSPOs carrying a camera to intercept. (Big up to legal observers, it's a voluntary role taken to by solicitors, lawyers and barristers, and they are legends.) Trans people and their allies ground the capital city of the UK to a halt.
The media will blackout and minimise today as much as possible. But if you're ever feeling like the LGBT community has no support, I urge you to go to a protest.
I'm reminded of what historian Dominic Sandbrook said if the so-called 1960s sexual revolution in the UK, that it was "in the newspapers not people's bedrooms". That most people remained sexually and socially conservative despite what 60s and 70s media would have you believe. Evidenced in 1983 when a poll reported only 17% of people saw homosexual relationships as acceptable despite it being decriminalised in 1967 (as a product of the belief the state had no right to interfere in people's private lives, not an increase of social acceptance).
But anyway! My point is: the media crafts the narrative it wants in order to sell. It fucking lies about what is really happening and it always has. UK media would have you believe we are "TERF Island", which, ok, we have JKKK Rowling and Maya Forstater (barf), et al, but the British people? Not lost yet.
I never expected to get to thirty. The LGBT community helped me make it, so every year after I owe to them. I may not have all the right phrases, words, attitudes, whatever, but I will throw down in an instant for the community. No quarter. We got this.
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i think one of the reasons why i love majora's mask so much is that it as a game has lots of emotional layers in it that you can't quite all peel back in one playthrough, so you need to play it over and over to really Get everything, and i love games with that kind of replayability.
like. just as an example. in my previous playthroughs of MM, i never truly understood why link never told anyone in the mountains or on the beach that he wasn't darmani or mikau. when i was really young, i thought link should have told them, to get credit for what he was doing. as a young adult, i assumed that it was just kind of the side effect of having link be a mostly silent protagonist. but in my playthrough of MM this year, i realized. link not telling anyone that he wasn't darmani or mikau was, in fact, an act of kindness towards them.
like when you play the song of healing for darmani, he sees a vision of all the gorons in the goron village cheering for him. when you play it for mikau, he sees a vision of all his bandmates waiting for him and playing together with him. at first, i just thought that those were visions that they saw to soothe their souls, but once i cleared snowhead and great bay temples and returned to the goron village/zora's domain, what darmani and mikau saw in those visions came true. all the gorons of the village cheered for darmani about how he was the ultimate goron hero that defeated death itself. all of mikau's bandmates were waiting for him so they could play together at the carnival of time, and lulu was back to normal.
and as i watched the gorons cheer for darmani, i realized that link's refusal to identify himself as not darmani was, in of itself, an act of kindness towards darmani. because link didn't want darmani and mikau to be remembered by their people as failures. he didn't want them to die or be dead with the only thing their people remembered of them being that they tried to fix the problems their people were experiencing and couldn't do it. link truly did exactly what he needed to do to bring peace to darmani and mikau, so they could be remembered as heroes even once link was gone.
link didn't want credit for helping people. he had been forced into the role of hero when he was so young, and he never really got credit for it thanks to how he prevented hyrule from being destroyed by ganondorf in OOT. he knew how to be a hero, but he didn't want credit for it, because he never got it anyway, so why would it be something he needed to do the necessary heroism? all that mattered was that termina was saved. all that mattered was that he could help everyone, even those that were dying or already dead. he took on an incalculable burden for no reward, simply because it was the right thing to do, and he didn't have any concept of seeking credit for helping people. he only wanted termina to be saved. he didn't want to be lauded as the one that saved it. fuck, he didn't even stick around for anju and kafei's wedding. the moment termina's safety was assured, link left. because he'd done what he set out to do, and that was all he needed.
it's. i just.
[ugly cries]
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i understand that we should be against infantilizing transmascs, the forced feminization, lack of positive representation for masculinity in the lgbtq community.
but can we not put down feminine transmascs. Direct your anger towards the weirdos that are doing that. Not feminine transmascs who just feel comfortable with being feminine still. thank you 🫡
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I have a halloween game for y'all ok. It's a stop-motion archaeology horror game. It takes like ten minutes to complete and is completely free and really should run on a potato ok???
It's SO GOOD and you have no excuse go play it go play it right now
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We ask your questions anonymously so you don’t have to! Submissions are open on the 1st and 15th of the month.
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It's so wild to me whenever a TERF/transphobe reblogs my tsukutabe posts.
You're not welcome here. The author doesn't agree with you.


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a walking sim is a video game because it's basically like a dungeon crawler without combat, right?
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accidentally caused myself to get a stomach ache by vividly imagining myself eating the burger i was planning on having for dinner tomorrow
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I think what I love most about mythology is that the “Trickster God/Spirit” is an archetypical character found in almost every body of folklore. It’s like “Oh, here’s our God of the Sun, our God of the Sea, our God of Fertility, and our God of Being A Wretched Little Gremlin Who Causes Problems On Purpose”
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“Atem gets his own body” AU where he keeps trying to tell archeologists where Punt was and none of them will believe him. Except Ishizu. Ishizu believes him. Atem and Ishizu’s quest to convince academia about the correct location of Punt.
They get thrown out of at least one (1) conference. Ishizu calling up Atem like “You’ll never believe what someone just said about us in this paper called ‘In Response to Ishtar et. al.’” and he’s like “I don’t know why this is so difficult. I’ve literally BEEN there.” and she’s like “I know, I know.”
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it's fucked up that most people in the anglosphere know Shinzo Abe as the funny birthrates meme guy, and not as an ultraconservative genocide denier warhawk
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accidentally typing outside of a text field on a website activates shortcuts you never could have dreamed of
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shaking my head when seeing "it can't be helped" in any context regardless of if it's a translation or not
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