#procre

[chexparty]

first post,,?

[waffawa]

still tryna find my favorite brushes for digital… Love theeemmmmm

[starabsol]

my unite trainer and absol, waah. i love absol. i love all of his holowears. i actually bought pokebuki style yesterday, which means i’ve only got explorer style absol left to obtain to complete my absol holowears collection! :D

anyhow, they’re chilling in the sunset of aeos island, having the best time. they’re probably eating sweets, hehe. cuz of the sweet style they’re wearing? teehee

[charliejaeart]

The son of Skywalker

[catcharmillustration]

Little ballerina

[pemaillustrate]

Smol Panty And Stocking Sketch!

[oiulse]

LARIAN LARIAN PLEASE LET ME HUG DAMMON AS KARLACH PLEASE LARIAN

they are so dear to me no one can take this hug away from me

[sadieillustrates]

Victors' Dance

[artcookies]

scar mentioned!!!

[jananabananawithnopeel]

I really don't want to make my current drawing because of the evil P word. So I did a drawing to counter my drawing. But now I don't want to render this drawing. Maybe I should start a new drawing ?

Finished piece

Anyway. I have this picture of Sean Connery and his wife.

I love this picture so I wanted to make a Polin version of it. But it kept feeling familiar somehow.

It took me way too long to realize the promo for season 3 had exactly the same pose.

Luke Newton in a black tuxedo. When ? Oh, wait... Nervermind.

Also I still can't believe how cute Nicola Coughlan is. Every time I open my reference folder with her pretty face it's the same all over again ❤️

[mitamicah]

One year ago the green man won our hearts. One year ago (+ 4 days) I drew him for the first time, and one year ago (-3 days) I made a post about him fearing it would flop: instead it became my most popular post ever!! (x)

So to celebrate all of these anniversaries I redrew my one of the sketches from the original post ^V^ Happy one year everybody 💚💚

[omppupiiras]

it's been a while since i last made some bracelets so...... 🐔🐔🐔 mayday, hukun tähän kuplivaan

[jedibinx]

YOU KNEW IT WAS INEVITABLE

[georgebbwbush]

honestly i think some of you guys need a tolerance break but for sex. like if you can only nut to some weirdass bdsm scenario shit then you need to cut all the pornography and physical intimacy out of your life for a month or two until you're so desperate that you cream your pants at the mere thought of missionary sex with the lights off

[coochiequeens]

It's not "Procreative tourism" its human trafficking

The gay couple, who travelled to the US for the birth of their son, could be among the first Italians prosecuted under a new ban on domestic surrogacy

A protest in support of surrogacy in Italy. The banner reads: ‘We are families, not crimes’. Photograph: Alessandra Tarantino/AP

Italy

The Italian parents of a child who was recently born in the US via surrogacy say they are too afraid to return home since Giorgia Meloni’s government enacted the west’s most restrictive law against what she described as “procreative tourism”.

The gay couple could be among the first Italians to be prosecuted under the law, enacted in early December, which extended an outright ban on domestic surrogacy by making it a universal crime that transcends borders, putting them on a par with terrorists, paedophiles and war criminals.

The measure can lead to prison terms of up to two years and fines of between €600,000 and €1m (£500,000 and £840,000).

The couple’s son was born in San Diego, California, in mid-February. “They are very worried about returning to Italy because there’s the prospect of jail and fines,” Gianni Baldini, a lawyer for the pair who has made the case public on their behalf, told the Guardian. “They are now evaluating the possibility of remaining in the US.”

Meloni’s far-right Brothers of Italy had long campaigned for those who seek surrogacy abroad to be criminalised. After the law, which only applies to Italian citizens, was passed in parliament in October, Meloni said it was needed to “fill a regulatory gap to also prevent this inhumane practice in procreative tourism”. The measure is among several socially conservative policies pursued by her government in its quest to promote so-called traditional family values.

Until the international ban was enacted, an estimated 250 Italian couples sought surrogacy overseas, the vast majority of them straight people who turned to surrogates for health reasons.

The practice is legal and regulated in 66 countries, although most Italians access the procedure in the US or Canada, where surrogacy is not specified on the birth certificate and where their child can obtain immediate US or Canadian citizenship.

Baldini believes there could be “a few dozen” children who have been born abroad via surrogacy since the law was enforced. “We don’t know how many couples are currently in this situation, but from cases I have assisted in the past, I do know there are those who simply do not want to talk about it as they are afraid,” he said.

The couple in San Diego are both employed by a multinational company and so could potentially stay and work in the US; however, Baldini said they are also concerned about the climate towards LGBTQ+ families under Donald Trump’s administration, especially if the US president pursues his pledge of ending birthright citizenship.

The Italian law does not apply retroactively but even though the pregnancy was conceived before it was enacted, now that their son has been born the couple still risk prosecution if they return to Italy.s

Baldini said a court battle in Italy would probably deter the couple. “It would be very delicate and there would be publicity surrounding the baby. They want to protect their child and don’t want their situation to become a cinema-style story.”

However, if the case did reach court, Baldini said he would aim to take it to Italy’s highest level and argue that the law is unconstitutional. “This is because it violates the principle of double jeopardy – you can’t be criminalised for something if it was not a crime in the country in which it was committed.”

The law was partially founded with the aim of protecting poor women around the world who are exploited for surrogacy. “There are certainly women who are exploited, but this happens in countries where there is no regulation,” said Baldini. “Italy can’t argue that surrogates in California are being exploited because in California it is perfectly legal.”

[arlathen]

people say your dnd characters have to be gay. well my tiefling is homophobic.