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[urbestestwindgod]

what kind of fun things—wait are you calling me fat :(

Hey Aeolus, want to visit your daughter now?

YES

[abbeyofcyn]

Didn't feel too inspired today.

So have some peepaw Leo and turtle tots

[stiffyck]

I started coloring it and decided I’m too tired for that so. Here are the buttercups cuddles.

Bonus coloured in scar I managed to do before my eyes started closing:

[mipexch]

their first flight

[faeryaesther]

Carlos wants some treats :)

[dailytomlinson]

Louis on a fan's phone in Spain - 31.07

[gummidon]

They weaseled themselves into my brain

[8-worms-in-a-trenchcoat]

[redheadbigshoes]

A lesbian wanting a space specifically and only for lesbians is not necessarily biphobic.

A lesbian who wants that does not necessarily think bi/pan sapphics are any less queer or anything y’all might be assuming…

Have you ever thought that maybe, considering lesbians are probably one of the smallest (if not the smallest) group in the community and, although it’s great to have sapphic spaces (note the difference: sapphic ≠ lesbian), sometimes even in sapphic spaces we feel isolated and left out? Have you ever thought that sometimes we just want to be around other lesbians, around people who can fully comprehend what’s like to be both attracted to women as a woman/nb person as well as not being attracted to men?

[newlyy]

not to be FUCKING dramatic, but crochet is intuitive and logical and knitting is of the devil and feels like every step is just made up on a whim

[cowplant-pizza]

coco at the groomers the other day ❤️

[aengelren]

two brothers spending quality time together🫶

[strangewiggles]

[OC Sketch comic]

After a long night of partying, Bertie comes home to her…roommate…Micky.

⚠️ Substance use [drugs, alcohol], drunkenness

Micky - Black-footed cat - she/her

Bertie - Bearded dragon - she/her

both are 24-25ish and lesbians of course

[starcanwrecked-confessions]

I'm very sorry to the blog runner for getting personal here, but I feel it's necessary necessary get across what I want. I think I have a fair reason to be uncomfortable with Hey Melissa, as someone who, in childhood, had a girl force me to play dog with her by tying a rope around my neck and yanking me along by the makeshift leash that was so tight it left indents in my neck. Forgive me if that story hits a little too close to my trauma! I have nothing against the story's existence or the people who love it, I'm glad! But no one has the right to diss what legitimately triggers other people as "not being able to handle horror" just because they have different limits to you. I know for a fact Killer Track was a difficult episode for some people who have issues with unreality and superstition, and Perky's Buds was hard for people with emetophobia, and I've never seen anyone claim those people just "can't handle horror." Yes, Hatchetfield is horror. A big mixed bag of light and heavy horror. And everyone has different limits of what they can take, different things will effect different people differently. I'm sure every Hatchetfield story will hit badly and upset someone out there at some point, even ones the majority would consider the most tame. Being upset by something specific doesn't mean we can't handle horror, it means we can't handle that specific topic. And no one should have to disclose their trauma to be "valid" for being upset by something. We should all be a little more respectful of things like that.

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[welcometothehouseofhades]

shes his everything……his Penelope 😭😭😭😭