#Rinn

[gobbyteeth]

dude your brave and loyal knight just fucking bit me

[betasuppe]

ch-ch-ch-changes

[girllookingoutwindow]

Finn and Rae

[xnote08]

571 - Rinn (Kemurikusa)

[i-dream-of-emus]

Finn & Rae by Ani Martin

[indy189]

Ruinene

[honeybard]

Drawings of my oc Rinn across 3 years

Feb 2021, Nov 2022, Jan 2023, July, 2023 and Feb 2024

[starricandi-doodles]

80s cartoon ft Rinn and Howie

[oscarwildeflower]

Things Rinn (my badger cult cleric) did today in D&D:

-used skills learned via Ritual Badger Sacrifice to absolutely DESTROY a mutant rat

-rolled an 18 on her dead rat autopsy

-taught a party member what a bath was

-we established that she casts healing word by yelling badger fun facts

[wally-b-feed]

Anthony Fineran (B 1981), Rinn A Glinn, 2023

[bergsmotiv]

Tanken Sie Gesundheit im:

Kurhotel Lavierenbad

Medizinalbäder, Sauna, Heilmassagen, Kneippkuren, Unterwasser-Massagen. Zimmer mit Balkon, Dusche und WC

[gobbyteeth]

Tell me more about your beautiful death knight, Rinn :eyes:

hmm where to start, well! he's my oldest OC/my oldest WoW character i've had him for about as long as i've been playing wow and doing art! he's changed a lot over the years design wise lol he kind of came about from a Dark Ranger rp character that i scrapped and remade later to be his sister and i kind of got into art just so i could draw him for his MRP!

As for a deathknight he's a second generation! Pretty basic, you know died during the plague/scourge invasions of the northern kingdoms. I lowkey forget wat he was before- but he probably has too it's been so long LMAO. Something with a sword, maybe it was a spellbreaker or something like that. And he's been dead ever since!

He's Ebon Blade now (surprise ahah) and takes his duty to protecting azeroth very important as it's all that's kind of left for him. He does not like Light users esp the red flame wearing types they're complete pests to him [insert the spongebob: how many times do we have to teach you this lesson old man?! meme] but yeah literally, pretty much he's just some (deathknight) guy.

He's grumpy but don't let that harsh exterior fool you he is a softy inside he just looks like that

He's always got a really big sword, ummm..

As far as a character goes i know there was at one time a dragon AU that i scrapped, I've made him as a DnD character (human bloodhunter) even (he's very witcher coded tbh in all cases), and yeah he's a man that just never gets to live out his retirement cuz i keep bringing him back

[rinnkimmichi]

Beach Bums Live Ep. 3 Toxic Masculinity

Introduction Hello you guys, welcome back to another episode of Beach Bums Live, where we discuss all things beachy and summery. Today's topic is a bit more serious, but it's an important one that we need to talk about. We're diving into the topic of toxic masculinity. What Is Toxic Masculinity?

Toxic masculinity is a term used to describe harmful behaviors and attitudes associated with traditional masculinity. These behaviors include aggression, dominance, and the suppression of emotions. It's important to note that not all masculinity is toxic, but toxic masculinity can have harmful effects on individuals and society as a whole.

At the beach, we often see examples of toxic masculinity. From men catcalling women to belittling others for not being "manly" enough, these behaviors contribute to a culture that reinforces harmful stereotypes and expectations. Recognizing The Effects of Toxic Masculinity

It's important to recognize that toxic masculinity doesn't just affect women, it can also negatively impact other men as well. Men, especially under the LGBT spectrum, are often pressured to conform to traditional societal gender roles, which can limit their emotional expression and lead to mental health issues. According to adaa.org “Controlling and entitlement behaviors are perhaps the most discussed toxic traits. Masculine programming mandates that men should exert dominance over their romantic, work, and social life by suppressing anyone not embracing the masculine programming, and demanding unearned loyalty and respect.”

So, what can we do to combat toxic masculinity? It starts with education and awareness. We need to recognize when these harmful behaviors and attitudes are present and call them out. We need to challenge traditional gender roles and promote healthy expressions of masculinity. It’s Up To You

At the beach, we can create a more inclusive and welcoming environment by treating everyone with respect and dignity. We can encourage each other to express emotions and support one another's interests and passions, regardless of gender or gender identity.

In conclusion, toxic masculinity is a real issue that affects individuals and society as a whole. By recognizing and challenging harmful behaviors and attitudes, we can create a more positive and inclusive culture at the beach and beyond. Let's work together to promote healthy expressions of masculinity and create a more welcoming environment for everyone. Thanks for tuning in to Beach Bums Live, and we'll see you on the shore!

[girllookingoutwindow]

Mmfd and Nhie bad parallels

[hiikohakiss]

obsessed with crazy:b's new casual fits actually

[cutie-lumi]

Fem!Crazy B x Le Sserafim art bc i just think this song suits them Perfectly 👌✨