#binary challenged

[t4transsexual]

gay people will literally be like "oh thank god im not straight i cant imagine having to conform to rigid gender roles based on my genitals. anyway why are you as a top so feminine? you must be secretly a bottom" and honestly i just cannot with you people

[sammyshuno]

Meet Lottie! 🧋

Her name is inspired by Sophie's sister from Howl's Moving Castle. Their dream is to move out to the country in Ravenwood, start growing their own produce, and open a bistro!

I've been having a ton of fun playing with her and using minimal custom content. Will probably continue posting their adventures while I clean out my main mods folder. ☕️

[goreyskeleton]

…wanna do a picrew…

*fades*

Another one except I picked the picrew this time

THANK YOU SO MUCH @lilchat FOR DOING THIS CHALLENGE WITH ME ILY YOURE SUCH AN AWESOME AND COOL EPIC FRIEND ARGHHHH

top ones are @lilchat and bottoms ones are mine

Picrew we used lmfao: https://picrew.me/en/image_maker/626197#google_vignette

[salty-an-disco]

sure-fire way to make me respect you less as a person: tagging isafrin or sifloop as 'm/m'

[carelessapples]

pride month art challenge day 12: nathan seymour

masterpost

[cheekymonados]

Florp my beloved :)

[buryyourrevolutionaries]

cobra kai is simultaneously the gayest and straightest show ever how is that even possible

[impmansloot]

While personally the way the game presents non-binary people is not the way I would do it—I wouldn't go so far as use this terminology in a fantasy setting, but it's also NOT unplausible—I WILL defend it with my life. Including a non-binary character who hasn't figured themself out before being presented to the audience will always be jarring in this political climate, I doubt you can present it in a "delicate" way that wouldn't be "too much in your face."

[bookwyrminspiration]

"How do you know it's a female?" has gotta be one of the worst sentences in keeper, up there with Keefe's "females are cruel." just. ugh. ew. on so many levels. why. "how do you know the prisoner is female?" was right there.

[whimsi-wolf]

"Dark and Whimsical"

Outfit challenge Day 3: Goth

For this prompt I decided to do one of my absolute favorite goth styles: whimsigoth. I just love the occult element to it combining the dark goth aspect with whimsical, celestial themes. It looks so dreamy to me I'm obsessed.

💜🌌🕸🌙🖤

[coconutcanary]

While ago one of my friends did a mini “challenge” where she would draw her dnd characters as different dnd races, so I tried to test my hand at it myself with my character Leaper. Elf Leaper is probably the most cursed as I only ever see her as a Dragonborn in my mind

Anyway I do recommend this little art exercise if you ever need a small challenge

[ionlypostmymeemocs]

Ppssttt~ They are also Non-Binary!

This is also the first attempt of making them.

Didn't like it at all.

@catboy-medic-tf2

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[juliaswickcrs]

OC STAR WARS DAYS CHALLENGE :: MAY THE FOURTH ( I am one with the force and the force is with me )

the legacy of Zoya Onasi and Rey Kestis

tag list: @bisexualterror @foxesandmagic @iron-parkr​ @thatmagickjuju @camiemendess @a-song-of-quill-and-feather @arrthurpendragon @villain-connoisseur @starcrossedjedis​ @drbobbimorse​ @noratilney @stanshollaand @kingsmakers @astarionbae @darth-caillic @mystic-scripture @aliverse @misshiraethsworld @asirensrage @eddiemunscns

[0minze]

Pantone®-Farbpaletten

aber es sind Pride-Flaggen

und man kann nur eine Farbe einmal benutzen

[carelessapples]

pride month art challenge day 10: bmo

masterpost

[funky-fox-fics]

Prompt: golden apple

please note that this story takes place in my pc/bs au, so you might not understand this if you haven't read that yet!

See, the thing about effects--status or not--is this: unless they're vanilla, a binary can undo them.

Of course not alone; a binary's only as strong as a normal player alone. But with both halves joined, well. There's something about that intimate chemistry, that ability to poke through another player's mind like it was your own, that allows you to slowly and carefully untangle a non-vanilla status effect from your binary's mind.

And of course it's sensitive, finicky, easily messed up or even amplified on accident. While there's been a few posts on the binary subreddit about it, well, most binaries don't use the subreddit.

If there's anything that would make a binary "dangerous", it would be that.

But, see, the thing is that's only non-vanilla. The Universe is looser about non-vanilla things, after all--non-vanilla deaths are far more likely to permanently kill you than vanilla deaths, non-vanilla mob hybrids are at higher risk of glitches and early perma-deaths due to the Universe not viewing them as valid as vanilla mob hybrids--but vanilla effects it's pretty strict on.

(They'd tried it, once, back on their old Naked and Scared worlds. Skizz had gotten a nasty wither scar, and, well. To say it was a painful experience would be a massive understatement. There had been something like a wall of wither, keeping the effect active, something Impulse couldn't untangle or pick at until it unravelled like a love potion or an amnesia potion.)

(It had felt like dying of wither himself.)

But anyways. The thing about vanilla effects is this; it's like you're feeling them through the bond. It's why Impulse and Skizz don't take fire res, water breathing, or other similar potions without at least warning the other binary first. Because if two binaries are bridging through the Nether, and one accidentally takes a fire res potion and shares the sensation through the bond, well...

But the thing about right now is this: he's pressed against the Nether brick wall, five--wait, no, six skeletons leering down at him, and if he doesn't eat the gapple in his inventory, he's not going to survive this.

Binary bonds are a little... staticky across dimensions. Like being sedated, a little--distant thoughts, foggy awareness, dulled shared emotions. But still, Impulse shouts out into the bond: Skizz, I'm gonna take a gapple, okay?

For a moment there's silence from the other side. The skellies come closer, eyes bright with soulflame. Their swords shine in the firelight of the Nether. He doesn't know where his spawn is; if he dies here, he's probably not gonna find his stuff again soon. Maybe at all.

Skizz? he calls out again, drawing his sword. If he knocks one back, the others are going to absolutely swarm him.

He should probably just eat the apple. Unless Skizz is, like, trying to defend his own base, well, there's worse potions to suddenly feel through a binary bond.

He takes out the apple.

One last time, he calls, Skizz! Skizz I'm gonna eat the apple! You good with that?

Eat it! Skizz suddenly shouts, his voice strained and quiet but very much audible. I'm fine, dude, but you can eat it!

Impulse pulses over a flash of gratitude and wolfs down the apple.

See, the thing about golden apples are this: the effects it promises are absorption and regen. The thing about those two effects is this: that absorption feels like a brightening, like a light turning on in a dusty room, like an idea you've finally grasped; that regen feels like a soft blooming warmth in your chest, like acceptance, like an easy exhale.

The thing about golden apples themselves is: they do not advertise the fact that they taste like victory.

The thing about that is this: Impulse bites into the apple and it's not just his own victories he tastes. He tastes the time Skizz killed Cleo and Jimmy in Third Life; he tastes the moment Skizz got invited to Hermitcraft. And he tastes the finishing of the witch farm all the way back in Season Three, and he tastes nearly winning Limited Life.

Quietly, the victories whisper in his ear, reminding him of how he's won, how much he's won, how well he's won. That sort of Skizz-like confidence fills him to brimming, warm and bright and absolutely self-assured.

He's going to come out of this alive.

He knows it.

He lifts the sword and stabs one of the skeletons, and then he charges forward into battle.