he/him. joyous and whimsical. i like robespierre. main: @rayhasnobones
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Who ordered a um… *checks receipt* a Frev timeloop au?
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Watched la Terreur et la vertu and it made me so emotional I had to smoke a blunt and I drew this lol
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I wish I could respond to all the tags you guys put on my art wtf you're all so sweet all the time 💔💔
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This lighting is actually so ass, I apologize 🙏
Experimenting w some coloured pencils 🤞
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Experimenting w some coloured pencils 🤞
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I'm updating again on the whole 'Peter Mcfee emailing me' thing, because: he asked why I was interested in Frev/Robespierre, and I decided to be completely honest/possibly look like a fool, and explain in detail my opinions on Robespierre possibly being autistic, alongside my personal experiences as queer person living in a time of upheaval.
Much to my surprise and delight, Peter has replied with so many interesting things to say!
He said he's very interested in the autism hypothesis, because his grandson is autistic. He has a historian friend who's "a great authority on portraits of Robespierre" (Marianne Gilchrist, I haven't heard of this person) who apparently also strongly believes in the idea of Robespierre being autistic. He linked to their bluesky account, so maybe I should try get in contact one day to have some more interesting discussions~
In his words on his personal opinion on the topic: "I’m not so sure but in any case, I think that many/most people who are passionate and brilliant about something are somewhere ‘on the spectrum’."
Because I mentioned my books being banned as another reason for being interested in Frev, he had this to say, which I also found very interesting (I dont know how to rephrase it, so just gonna copy n paste):
"I guess one of the banned books was your memoir on asexuality and that made me think of the advising I’m doing for a PhD student in Turin. She’s particularly interested in Robespierre’s distinctive masculinity, which was responded to in such polarised fashion among men and women. One key dimension of that was his sexuality and probable celibacy and why that might have been the case."
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How it feels to be a Robespierre Defender amongst Marie Antoinette glazers
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I don’t know about you frevblr, but often seeing Robespierre depicted wearing anything but his lawyer attire has me currently obsessed with him wearing it here. All black looks nice!
Also it looks as though he was told to pose for a portrait and awkwardly did whatever with his arms lol
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Movie Saint-Just invented evil gay office coworker
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