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hello !!

so I find your lusttale very interesting and cool and ,,, i'm bad at words but there should be a word that includes everything amazing ever

it's just like,,,I'm a young queer person and i'm so scared to go out into the world and really be me? and seeing you, basically my favorite artist, make/rewriting an au centered around living through that fear is so beautiful to me, I hope that one day i can find a community and live through the horrible things that society puts on our shoulders. and it's also like...I live in a 'supportive household' but my internalized transphobia is annoying and it also gives me hope that like i'll grow and change and be happy and stuffs

so urm i made u fanart :-)

I hope you have an amazing day/night! and week and year and everything!

sorry for ranting!

AHH!!! FIRST OF ALL I AM OBSESSEDDDDDD WITH THE FANART OF MY BABBYYYYY thank you so so so much <3333 I love love love the colors

Secondly…..

As an queer adult, it makes me infinitely happy to hear that you find solace and comfort in my silly little characters. I myself struggled with a lot of internalized self doubt over my identity as well when I was younger, so it means THE WORLD to me that I can be a voice to you select few queer utmv babies who need a little encouragement. I am a big believer in gender identity being a big explosion of self love and creativity, as well as it being forever moldable and flexible. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to go about being queer. Your experience is just as beautiful and amazing as every other queer person’s is. You will always have the burden of uncertainty, the feeling of being “other”, and the societal pressures, but I can assure you with my entire heart that you are NOT alone. You are never alone. You have only begun the journey, there is only possibility in front of you. And so so so many people who will love and celebrate your queerness that you have yet to meet.

But for now, I can say that I see you. And I’m really proud of you, proud of everything you’ve gone through to get to today. Being queer is not a death sentence, it is a gift. I hope you never forget that.