#non binary vibes

[milk--lizard]

Exactly , agreed Power

[enbyvogue]

[cobainqueer]

That’s because Kurt was queer as fuck, and would’ve most likely identified as non-binary had they had the terminology at the time.

[ruthimages]

[aubryjoi]

Fatty batty 💜🧡

[ri-afan]

Anyone got a story where Amity Park becomes independent without the rest of the USA noticing until some hero stumbles upon (or crash lands in) it?

[wickjump]

thank you undertale for having lowk the best rep out there for they/them characters (monster kid, nabstablook, frisk, chara, etc). like can we acknowledge that. nobody does it like undertale. toby fox you are a legend amongst men.

and just rep in general. dress wearing lion (either gnc or transfem im unsure). mad mew mew being the transfem icon ever. mettaton. undyne being the best lesbian (says me her no.1 lesbian fan). alphys being a bisexual mess. guard 01 and 02 being gay and going on a nice cream date.

undertale does this all so casually and without bringing attention to it or spoonfeeding it to the audience or giving a single shit. and that’s fucking amazing. undertale did queer rep right. toby fox i love you thank you for including queer themes executed perfectly in your stories

[coockie8]

what are ed and roy like after they get married?

Immediately after tying the knot, Roy talks about and introduces Ed to people as his "wife", in a kinda joking jab at what a notorious Wife Guy™ Hughes was, but when it turns out Ed really doesn't give a fuck about gender, like, at all, Roy sticks with it 'cause "wife has more kickass than husband" and it helps him feel closer to Hughes, who he thinks would be thrilled he's finally "settled down with a good wife" :)

[junithelooperrrr]

odile is the closest thing to the representation of the gender i want. you can agree she's a woman but she's your uncle. send post

[dreamlandcreations]

Imagine that your power is that you are able to mimic other powers...

Imagine that your power is that you are able to mimic other powers and you accidentally copy Jordan's, resulting in changing your gender and being stuck like that...

[meteors-lotr]

Lotr/The Hobbit characters that are trans actually sorry I don’t make the rules

Merry Brandybuck (Transgender, ftm)

Lady Arwen (Transgender, mtf)

Lord Elrohir (Transgender, ftm)

Faramir of Gondor (Transgender, ftm)

Nori the dwarf (non-binary)

Legolas’ mother (gender-fluid)

The two blue wizards (Agender)

Kíli (Genderqueer)

Fíli (Genderqueer)

Rose Gamgee (Transgender, mtf)

Primrose Gamgee (Non-Binary)

Please add if you’ve got any more

[myrabbitistrying2killme]

Happy pride month to everyone who’s labels blend together, who doesn’t quite know what they are.

Happy pride month to everyone who’s queer identities are influenced by their neurology.

Happy pride month to everyone who has a hard time figuring out if their identities are influenced by their neurology

Happy pride month to people who are questioning.

Happy pride to people with personality disorders that effect the way they see the world and the labels they choose.

Happy pride month to everyone with orientation based intrusive thoughts.

Happy pride month to people who’s labels ‘don’t make sense’. Happy pride month to people with “contradictory labels”.

Happy pride month to everyone who’s told their label doesn’t exist, or is too niche. Happy pride month to everyone who’s told the way they live contradicts their identity.

Happy pride month to people who’d rather call themselves queer than explain themselves. Happy pride month to people who like to be understood and explain their identities.

Happy pride month to everyone who can’t find something that fits yet.

Happy pride month to the autistic queers who’s identities and autism are intertwined.

Happy pride month to everyone, whether you know the words that fit who you are yet, or whether you don’t want any. Happy pride month, ily <3

[skayafair]

Monty's Study

I haven't been to the fandom tag in a while, so maybe this was already discussed, but I want to talk about Monty.

First off, I've been reading what others say regarding his cage and connecting it to what he said himself.

the cage is too small for a crow (literally for any bird, actually)

the door is open, nothing that we could see was holding him in place

Monty still didn't try to get out and fly away

he said "being in the dark like that - it was... hard, not being able to make my own choices" about his previous life as a crow

Which makes me think Esther never cared much for her familiar and even left him alive after he failed her plan only because he could still come in handy in future but either cast a will-binding spell on him or simply trained to be tamed. In any way, he couldn't leave - neither before his human time, nor after.

Which still doesn't mean he should like being human.

Every time I see the takes about "Monty come back in s2", I can't help this thought scratching me even as I smile at the jokes and headcanons. Not to yuck anyone's yum, I'm all for shifter Monty, it's a very interesting idea that can unravel in soooo many ways, just give me all of them, - but at the same time I can't get rid of this uneasy feeling.

Here's the thing: I take a particular liking to the characters who aren't human but were forced to become one without their consent, and the way they feel about it and cope with it. Call that a projection, they're very relatable as an allegory, whatever. Says Skaya as an ND.

Some of them like the change, find new meaning in it. Some are 50/50 and uncertain. And some hate it. They never asked to be human, what the hell!

Malevolent podcast and some RK900 fics are partcularly good at exploring this

Since the first moments Monty was turned human, I've been looking forward to whether this question was going to be addressed and how. The show was going exactly in all the directions I liked the most, so I had hopes it will consider this, and suspected it would happen exactly the way I wanted the most.

And yay, that actually happened. The way I wanted the most. Added sad circumstances of Monty basically sacrificing his newfound life and self were really not that necessary okay q_q

Throughout the episodes I could see how initially all smiley and loyal familiar Monty felt more and more uneasy about the whole Esther's plan. He didn't like it. He liked his new friends. He actually fell for a guy. It was so fucking complicated and confusing but there was also joy in it! Until certain point, that is... Anyway! Being human is difficult. Monty didn't ask for it.

And he actually says that!

We don't know if he liked being a crow better, if he wanted to stay human longer - he doesn't talk about any of it. He liked the ability to make his own choices he couldn't make as a crow though - so maybe he would like to try this human experience to some extent again.

But we know he wasn't very fond of all those complicated human feelings. Crows are very smart, but it's a different kind of intellegence. Being a bird isn't necessarily simpler or easier than being a human, especially now that he's lost his owner and is probably out in the streets? I'm suddenly very much concerned, crows are very social and territorial creatures, what if they don't accept this boy?! But it's different. And it's natural for him. It's familiar, hence it's easier just by this fact. And no confusing emotions.

Maybe the fact that Monty liked making independent decisions so much and developed his rebellious side to some extent was what made him retain some memories and attachments when he was back to his crow form, helping Charles with his backpack.

I don't think he'd enjoy being fully human again, though. I think he likes being a bird, as he initially is. Hence why all the "Monty should come back in s2 and have a happy love story!" make me feel uneasy.

Still... since he liked some of it, maybe being given an ability to shapeshift at will and somehow merge a bird mind and a human one which should really be ONE HELL of a process into some comfortable chimera, he'd use it?

[ramblingsarah]

Humble Tavi, Final Incarnation of Komessh the Endless, the Brass Dragon of the Southern Story. Champion of Shonika Harbor, First Order. Wielder of the Fire of Okove. Chief Morale Officer of the Gestalt.

Mx. Tavi has also requested we include that they were voted Best Hair and Best Dressed by Threadway in the same year.

(My beloved sorcerer from a five-year-long campaign that is drawing to a close rendered beautifully by Stephanie Brown @offbeatworlds, who understood the assignment.)

[luzzyluz]

I generally couldn't stop thinking about Geek using this insult on other kids at school

[aubryjoi]

A (spooky) little treat 🎃