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A quick coloring practice tip I made for Patreon

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A quick coloring practice tip I made for Patreon

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painted over some sketches for fun :^)

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Reblog this if you are literally suprised when people find you attractive.

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Video of Tama

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It’s winter break, and I can finally watch some anime.

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This pair is pretty majestic. And, y'know, sketchy as hell.

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I’m having too much fun lol

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Commission for @countryhearts1

<3

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thanks kanye very cool

https://www.deviantart.com/echo-enciphered/journal/E-C-H-O-MYO-Event-770377345

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ancient moodboards — the punic wars (264 to 146 bc).

Never had Carthage met a more active or a more warlike enemy, and never had the Roman Republic been so lacking in energy or so unprepared for war. The hatred with which they fought also was almost greater than their resources.

for @diqnitas

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Time to update my RWBY serie, re imagining them as their older selves <3 starting off with older Rubyrose <3   sfw/nsfw psd,hd jpg, video process etc-https://www.patreon.com/posts/20948059

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raffel <3(not mine)

https://www.deviantart.com/eilrachi/journal/raffel-aaaaAAA-im-hypd-760584752

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ok but like when did self-sacrifice become synonymous with death? writers seem to have forgotten that people can make personal sacrifices for the greater good without giving their lives. plots about self-sacrifice and selflessness don’t always have to end in death. suffering doesn’t have to be mourning. you can create drama and emotional depth on your show without killing everyone. learn to explore the meaning of living rather than dying

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A Brief History of LGBT+ Characters and Why the Death of Adam in Voltron is Worth Being Upset About

So uh…. Good morning.

So I think it’s pretty obvious by now that the reception to season 7 has been less than… good. The fan base has been shattered. People are upset, angry, and abandoning this series in droves (I’ve lost over 50 followers as I write this, just from people no longer wanting anything to do with this show) and have been incredibly vocal as to the reason why.

They killed Adam. 

After two weeks of receiving praise for the relationship that was revealed at San Diego Comic Con, fans discovered on Friday night that Adam’s existence would be short lived, further contributing to this popular “Bury Your Gays” trope. 

And I’ve seen people confused at this outcry. They don’t understand why people are so upset at this tiny side character’s death. What’s the big deal, right? It’s war! There’s supposed to be casualties!

And to that kind of response I have to narrow my eyes and go:

“Oh…. maybe you understand the history of this.”

Because it is a history. A rich one. “Bury your gays” isn’t a trope in the same why that “Fake dating” is a trope. It’s not popular out of coincidence and I feel like many people are ignorant of that, which is FAIR! Because most voltron fans are young, most tumblr users are young, so I don’t expect you to be watching documentaries on LGBT+ cinema in between studying for your chemistry exams. 

So that’s where I come in. Buckle in children as I take you on a journey on why the “Bury your gays” trope exists, and the harmful ramifications that it has had on the LGBT+ community since its inception.

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