I have awoken and seeing as the booping session is over I wanted to thank everyone who spent even a minute booping with me!!
It has been a pleasure and I sure hope I will get a chance to interact with y'all soon!♡
Take care!!!! (And let your thumbs rest for today!!! Haha)
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I have a theory
So in my English class we're learning about overpopulation and shit.
And so the teacher's like "oh yea y'know we need to spread the use of contraceptives and control the number of children and stuff"
and i'm just sitting here like:
"wait but what if... what if we just... y'know... SPREAD THE WORD ABOUT LGBTQIAP+ RIGHTS?!?! LIKE?!??! SPECIFICALLY ASEXUAL/AROMANTIC RIGHTS?!?!?
YES, SOME ASPEC PEOPLE ENJOY ROMANTIC/SEXUAL RELATIONSHIPS OR ARE IN SOME BUT LIKE... there are still a good amount of us that aren't. The cool thing is that the aromantic/asexual spectrum is an umbrella, and we have people who do and don't want/like romantic/sexual relationships. I'm sure that there are ASPEC PEOPLE OUT THERE that don't know that there are people like them. People who aren't alloromantic/allosexual. There are probably people all over the world RIGHT NOW that feel that they don't belong because they don't fit into the neat little box of cishetallo that their culture tried to smush them into.
I've been asked if I had a crush, and so my response was "I don't like people." And I can't count the amount of times I've been asked "Oh, so are you asexual?"
AROMANTICISM IS VERY, VERY DIFFERENT FROM ASEXUALITY. I FEEL LIKE PEOPLE NEED TO SEE THIS.
(To clear things up, I'm Omni Aroflux Asexual. I'm afab genderqueer, and fall under the term "demigirl." I use she/they/xe pronouns.
But the community that I live in won't accept me for who I say to be. Because they're all devout Christians. And yes, I do respect that. I'm still a Christian, I just don't believe that God would allow all these different kinds of love to exist and yet say that they're wrong. After all, it does say that "God is Love." Sadly, I'm still in the closet, and I don't think I can ever come out ;-;)
TLDR:
Aromantic/Asexual Visibility is important. We're here. We're queer. We are part of the LGBTQIAP+ community. And we need to be heard. We need to be seen. PROMOTE AROMANTIC VISIBILITY. PROMOTE ASEXUAL VISIBILITY. Just because people don't know we exist doesn't mean we aren't here.
Love, Jiabee
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@cupcakeslushie 's Sep!au is super cool!!! And I literally adore Three with all my soul he is so freaking amazing!!! So what did I do?
Comic.
(Words underneath each panel, I gen forgot my handwriting is awful, apologies!)
"Donnie, you have to stop hanging out with the purple dragons."
"Why? We're frien-"
"No, you're not! They're using you!"
"What would they have to use?! Come on, April!"
"You're searching for something that isn't even there just to get mad at me!"
"No, *you* come on!"
"I care about you, Dee. I don't want to see you get hurt."
"No, you only pretend to care cause one tries to!"
"Look, I get it. You hate me, and... I hate you too. We don't have to be anything more than that."
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I had to cut it down a bit to make sure it was only ten panels but I hope you still like it!!! I tried to keep it as true to the characters as possible. I really wanted to include Three's hallucinations in there somewhere but with the limited amount of panels I didn't get the chance. I hope to draw something related to that in the future!
I dont remember if this has been stated or if this was a hc but I honestly feel like even though Three is grateful to be apart of a family, given his faint memories of Draxum actually giving a crap about him prior to being affected with emperium, he'd be afraid that they don't actually care and they're going to rip it all away from him. Also I remember it being said that Three kinda tests the boundaries of their patience to see if that's going to happen? So that plus the purple dragons ask kinda culminated in this! Along with the idea that part of the reason Donnie doesn't get along with April is because since she argues back, she must hate him, so if she hates him then why shouldn't he hate her back? He doesn't see that she's trying to have a (platonic) relationship with him. Also I feel like he totally distances himself from her so what happened to Tim doesn't happen to her cause he knows his brothers care about her and they're already doing enough for him, he can't be even more of a burden to them. (This is all hcs ofc!!)
Also completely unrelated but hc that Three had paint all over his hand and touched the back of his mask but didn't realise and had that stain on there for months until somebody pointed it out to him-
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for oak: lovers, tower, moon reversed. for tarlyn: hierophant, hermit reversed
The Lovers: Which of your character’s relationships has been the most positive? (Romantic or otherwise)
Their family of course, and the Moonlighters and Gal.
Since you're the one asking I'm going to talk just about Espen (and that alone is a text wall): It satisfies something in me that I gave you one character to be unquestionably the child figure to Espen's mom complex. And that character isn't Oak -- It's Tarlyn. It was easy for Oak to look at Ahlysaaria and think "she's a shit mom" bc they had Nayi'rah to compare her to. Oak does appreciate motherly figures fussing over them, but they don't need a mom ideal to replace Nayi'rah -- no one could even.
But Tarlyn did need a mother figure to replace Ahlysaaria. It was very satisfying to me that beside Tarlynoak on this journey walked a woman who was a wizard, a drow, a "noble" (adjacent, but still. And Fyrna also counts for this, even through Espen's tales only). A woman had to navigate den politics and who also cared for reputation, all of which paralleled her to Ahlysaaria and made Oak wince and fear for Shanfel every time Espen talked about "reputation" in the first weeks. But Espen (and Fyrna) still raised their child with love and freedom. They were good mothers, and their position and power and culture didn't affect that. Tarlyn wishes they'd met Espen (and Fyrna) in the past, but they're glad they met her now because they still need a powerful spellcaster noble mother figure to navigate den politics with. They're still a really young little guy who's better at making things than handling nobility.
But yeah. Tarlynoak really loves and admires Espen so much. They are still anti-monarchy, but she's helped them have more hope in the dynasty as a whole, and her actions and her stories about Fyrna have made them believe that it is possible to be both a noble and noble in intent, which is what they want to be now.
The Tower: When has your character lost an ideal or relationship?
Oak has lost friendships. I haven't written fic for this yet but I 100% picture a deep and extremely meaningful friendship early on in their life that ended in miscommunication and eventual estrangement. I picture them crying so much over it, weeks on end of sadness. I also picture another couple of great friendships that they really tried to keep alive when they went to Rosohna, but the distance and the ways in which they changed just made those connections weaker, even if they still loved those people and still remembers them fondly. I know that Oak lost relatives both to divorce (the beloved wife of their uncle left him) and death (a grandparent) and all of those losses hurt, but they taught them how to deal with grief and abandonment, to understand that sometimes people leave, and sometimes the Gods take them. And they learned it hurts because that relationship mattered, like they told Moxie. Better to love and risk suffering the grief than to not love at all -- the latter isn't really living in their opinion.
The Moon in Reverse: When does your character mistrust their feelings or intuition?
Oak is insecure and they can easily mistrust their feelings and intuition if they can't find rational evidence to support their inklings. There are many things they're not knowledgeable about and they struggle to trust their instincts when doing something they're bad at. Or when they're before a challenge with high stakes. Or when they're around people who are much more socio-economically or politically or even magically powerful than them.
The Hierophant: Who has served as a mentor to your character?
Ahlysaaria :( I've written five fics to depict how she raised him rigorously (but luxuriously), taught him magic spartanly, and exerted excessive control over his every decision and expression of self. That is by far the most relevant mentor he had in life and the reason why he ended up as he did, but... She wasn't the only one.
There was also Professor Waccoh. When Tarlyn was studying in the Conservatory, he loved her classes. You might think it's because she's a weapons designer and he was interested in that, but it's the other way around. She was kooky and unafraid of people's opinions of her, and she was a powerful wizard woman (remember this boy has mommy issues), so, of course, he imprinted on her and dedicated himself like a maniac not only to excel in her class but to impress her personally.
A funny thing is that canonically Professor Waccoh absolutely hates the Icozrin, so I picture that it was common for her to insult Bodo and even Ahlysaaria to Tarlyn's face, and somehow imply that he was not entirely like the rest of them. That confused him because very few people dared to be so blunt with him, and it invited him to question his family too. Just a little bit. Unfortunately, he still tried to pretend he didn't really care about her and that he just liked her subject, and boasted that he'd help his family never need to hire her again by making better designs than hers.
The Hermit in Reverse: When has your character felt the most alone?
Tarlyn felt really alone his entire life. When he was amongst noble friends who (as far as he interpreted it) only wanted him for the magic he could perform for them and the things he could sponsor with his wealth, he felt alone. When he sat at the dinner table with Ahlysaaria and Ymril, decades of tension between them, he felt alone. When he lay under whatever guy wanted him just not to feel alone, he felt alone. He was struggling with a lot of mental illnesses.
I guess I'll turn this question around a bit and tell you that he felt the least alone when he could just spend some idle time solving pointless riddles and crosswords with a friend who liked kissing him and enjoyed the riddles about as much as he did.
And when the Luxon gave him a glimpse of what it meant to feel one with everything.
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🚂💛💜🧡❤💜🧡💛💜 it's a love train! send this to all the blogs you love to let them know that their ocs and creations are neat! and don’t forget to spread the love! 💛 (no pressure to answer or send to others ♡ )
wait is that another train- AH-
thanks for sending the trains everyone :D!!
i appreciate your existence (:
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