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Ao3 is down so enjoy these bad poems I left in my sisters texts

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Have some memes I made at 2 am

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cuz I can i'm gonna make a hyperspecific queer shout out post bc I want to appreciate all the lovely people in my life and more

shout out to men who used to be lesbians and women who used to be gay

shout out to fem bigenders

shout out to nonbinary people who don't like they/them pronouns

shout out to feminine men whose shoe collection is 90% heels & platforms

shout out to gender fluid folks who make really, really bad puns

shout out to the fem he/theys & the masc she/theys

shout out to the people who collect pronouns like a rock collection

shout out to literally every aromantic person ever

shout out to the trans drag queens & drag kings

shout out to all the gays obsessed with baldurs gate 3

shout out to the angriest and most passionate scenemo trans guy you'll ever meet in your life

shout out to the agender folks who make *gives you my gender* jokes

shout out to the most gender looking guy you'll ever meet

and shout out to you, queer person reading this. I love you

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It’s Trans Visibility day so you are legally required to look at the pride flag eggs.

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I think my enby sim broke the game…

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I know we saw the actors ages ago and I thought I was like, “oh good they actually cast people that are around the right age to play these kids” but I was NOT PREPARED to see these babies playing characters that were older than I was when I first read the books. Like. Give them a hug. I just got slapped in the face by how young these kids are. (these actors are amazing and I am absolutely so glad they cast kids)

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Thanks for the tag!!

I have…

-The Next Chapter, an Amphibia post canon fic

-A Soldier and a Queen, an Adora & Angella fic because Angella is going around adopting kids

-5+1 (guess what style this one is lol) another She-Ra fic. 5 times Shadow Weaver was a bad parent and one time Angella was a good one

-Terror of the Forest (what she said)

-also a character study I will likely never finish or post titled Death thing

-catradora fluff. That’s it. Were you expecting more explanation for this one?

-Crossover, it’s literally titled Crossover what are you gonna do report me to the WIP police? This is an Amphibia/Owl House crossover which is set set after canon for Amphibia and just after Kings Tide for Owl House

-plus a bunch of long abandoned fics that are slowly rotting as they call out begging to be remembered. We don’t talk about those.

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WIP Game

RULES: Post the names of all the files in your WIP folder, regardless of how non-descriptive or ridiculous. Let people send you an ask with the title that most intrigues them, and then post a little snippet or tell them something about it! And then tag as many people as you have WIPs.

Thanks to @annaofthenorthernlights for tagging me!

Note: I'm going to list my 10 most recent files that are actual WIPs (as opposed to drabbles I've already posted)... some of these belong to the same WIP...

week 4

Mad Men Dartmouth Idea

ptr ch. 18 (1865)

1875 Inga 1870 Frederick

later chapter scene

ptr ch19 (1865)

Rapunzel and Eugene 1875 timeline

chapter 25?

scenes for chapter 19

week 3

0 pressure tags: @loonysama @bethanydelleman @basingstokemercury @paigebstorey @snowfall-in-summer @the-red-butterfly @drsteggy @pterawaters

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AmphibiTale (Part 2)

Here’s a link to Part 1 in case anyone missed it:

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Have a sad Adora :) I was going to draw the whispering woods as a background, but I got lazy so I drew space instead. Don’t ask what happened to her because I don’t know

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I just saw Wish and it was amazing!! I actually made this quick art for my sister from one of the first trailers. Anyway Star is adorable the end.

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What article would you recommend to someone just getting into queer history?

It would really depend on the person and what they are looking for in terms of queer history, but how about we do a choose-your-own-adventure type answer!

Are you looking for a look at how we got to where we are today in terms of queer history?

Read: Magnus Hirschfeld or Maryam Khatoon Molkara

Are you looking to find comfort in the fact that queerness has existed throughout history?

Read: Khnumhotep and Niankhkhnum or Sir Ewan Forbes 

Are you looking to have some of your preconceived notions about queer history to be challenged?

Read: The Golden Orchid Society or Rotimi Fani-Kayode

Does queer history intimidate you because you are afraid of it being a list of tragedies?

Read: The Ladies of Llangollen or Jackie Shane

Do you want to learn about the intersection of queer and disability history?

Read: Lou Sullivan or Victoria Arellano 

Do you want queerness that resonates with lesser-known/discussed identities?

Read: Kristina King of Sweden or Zinaida Gippius 

Are you looking for more information about names you already recognize?

Read: Sappho or Langston Hughes

Are you looking to be pulled into a rabbit hole of queer history?

Read: Edward Carpenter or Xulhaz Mannan 

Are you looking for someone within your region?

Read: Making Queer History by country

Just searching for an odd little slice of queer history to wet your appetite?

Read: Elmyr de Hory or Salim Halali 

Just want to know something new?

Read: Bajazid Doda or Geoffrey Bawa

Just looking for a story to grip you emotionally?

Read: Emmeline Freda Du Faur or Zdeněk Koubek 

I hope you find something in this list that helps!

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Too often, Queer history is ignored. Too often, Queer people are left out or erased. If people would take even a few minutes to read and learn about others, it might cut down the on prejudice and hate face by members of the LGBTQIA+ community. History is a call to action. It is a call to not repeat the same mistakes. It is call to put our differences aside and move forward together.

Let the story of Oscar Wilde inspire you to learn more about abolition.

Let the story of Victoria Arellano inspire you to call a congressperson about abolishing ICE

Let the story of Holly Woodlawn inspire you to hire queer people and pay them well.

Let the story of Dwayne Jones inspire you to donate to the first human rights organization in the history of Jamaica to serve the needs of LGBT peoples.

Let the story of Lou Sullivan inspire you to question and challenge the continued transphobia in our medical systems.

Let the story of Frieda Belinfante inspire you to fundraise for Rainbow Railroad.

Let the story of Marsha P. Johnson inspire you to support Black trans people now.

Let the story of Claude Cahun inspire you to make and distribute anti-fascist zines in your area.

Let the story of Amrita Sher-Gil inspire you to support safe and legal abortions in your country.

Let the story of Magnus Hirschfeld inspire you to do queer work in your field of interest.

Let the story of Rita Hester inspire you to attend the nearest TDOR event.

Queer history isn't just about learning, sometimes, it's a call to action. A reminder that no matter the time period, solidarity, community, and creation are the ways progress happens. Queer history is intersectional, inspirational, and integral to our continued existence. Learn it, and let it move you.

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The queen’s last gift

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Doodles I did of Catra and Adora as well as a little birthday Entrapta I drew for my girlfriend

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Based on an old poll of mine

Pretty please do the reblog thing

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Titan Luz