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My oc !

third picture is from february, decided to redraw him

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more magma doodles + some whiteboard stuff as wel

i kind of like the cute art style i did for kyle i think what i did there was really cool

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I LOVE IT EHEHEHEHEGEHEGEHEGEHGEFHFHFGH

Request #2

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doodles i made on magma

puh puh puh puh poopy ! Poo poo poo poo

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Guess whos been playing fortnite lat ly,,,,

Of course i need the south park guyd to be engaging in whatever my current interest is at all times

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thye at zoo lookingg at the sea lions ❤️

hello

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theyre just some little globs. kennys just a orange blobg

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what i've been saying !!

Using 'Deep Learning' as an example that Stan doesn't care about Wendy is a very wrong way to see that episode in my opinion. The right discussion is that Stan is immature as hell, and has a problem facing things.

I think a lot about the different reactions of Clyde and Stan. They are both in the same situation, but while Clyde is afraid of Bebe getting mad at him, Stan is worried about Wendy getting hurt. It's a very simple difference, but it says a lot about how they both saw things, mainly Stan. He is too sensitive and emotional, but this ends up clashing with his more negligent side. He doesn't want to hurt people, but he ends up being too defensive as well.

As I said, Stan is immature, and he and Wendy have had this problem for a long time. Does that mean he doesn't care or love her? I really don't think that's the case. Overall, it's the story of 10-year-olds living their lives, and if we go even deeper, Stan has a terrible example at home too. I genuinely think this is an issue that will change when they grow up lol

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hi i dont know how to use this app

um ok bye,,,,,,,

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It's so funny being a shipper when you're aroace it's like you're an anthropologist, like hey fictional blorbos who live in my head let me study your bonds under a microscope and take notes on what happens when I throw Valentines Day into your enclosure