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i need her so bad. her wings wiggled
i would let her drop nukes on me. those engines 馃サ馃サ馃サ馃サ馃サ馃サ馃サ馃サ馃サ馃サ馃サ
nasa knows a swagged out beast when they see one
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Me: I鈥檓 the most fuckable person in this room.
(I am the only person in the room)
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i hate that genderqueer is seen as a synonym to non-binary
they CAN be the same thing but also not
i am NOT non-binary i am genderqueer
stop trying to change my identity
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Dykes that are built like industrial equipment. You agree.
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a comm i did a little while back for an AU. they are going on a date to the ritz 馃槍
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I do really appreciate bg3 having neutral pronouns/the ability to use whatever pronouns regardless of appearance but it's really amusing to me when enemies or npcs I never met gender my tav correctly it feels like this
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Thinking about Weird Barbie and how she's the very obviously queer outsider of the Barbie world, she straddles the lines between Barbie and the Real World. She's the most aware of the performative nature of it all. She supports Barbie while also gently mocking her panic at losing the hyperfeminine perfection. Her weird house is also home to the discontinued reject weird Barbies, the outcasts (including very gay earring Ken) who never fell into either the original matriarchy or the Kentriarchy brainwashing.
The other more classically heteronormative and beautiful Barbies both pity and fear her, and at first the narrative pities her as well. She's the vessel of girls going weird and crazy and feral on their dolls and that's amazing. Weird Barbie is aware of who she is and how the world sees her and she loves it. She's Weird Barbie and She Owns It.
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