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shoutout to these pieces of Philip,, gotta be some of my fave art pieces i've made ✨

Teratophiliacs were once a niche group that bonded over their sexual attraction to monsters in obscure forums. Now—as online communities pro

Okay guys, we’ve got to wrap it up now with the monsterfucking and find something new to do. It’s getting write-ups in GQ, it’s so over.

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Sometimes, in their obsession with monsters, humans end up finding other humans. In 2019, Cachét developed a crush on Salad Fingers, the main character in a British cult web cartoon. She drew porn of Salad Fingers and sent it to David Firth, the show’s creator. Firth loved it and followed her back. “He thought I was a guy because no girl would draw porn of Salad Fingers,” Cachét says.

They started messaging. Cachét complimented his drawing of a human-bug threesome and asked for a print. Three years later, Cachét and David got married. The human-bug threesome drawing hangs on the wall of their home.

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Drawn for My Liege: Queer Knights in Love, an artbook by Nova & Mali and Dame Productions!

You can still support the artbook on kickstarter now!

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From Susannah Carson

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there's a common misconception that women's day originated in the US because of thw female textile workers in New York city on March 8th 1857, or a similar strike that happened in 1908. But historians found no evidence that the 1857 strike actually occurred on that date, but this story was popularized in the 1950s, during the height of the cold war. Western authorities changed its origins by creating a narrative that traced back to american labor struggles rather than the actual real Russian revolutionaries and in that way they made the holiday more palatable to a western audience. This way, they shifted the focus from a day of systemic revolt to a more generalized celebration of women's rights within an already existing western framework.

The real catalyst happened in 1917 Russia (which was Feb.23rd on the Russian Julien calendar) when, one morning, thousands of female textile workers and wives of soldiers from Petrograd, defied the warnings of male labor leaders who told them to just stay home. But they were driven by the agony left in the aftermath of world war I, specially mass starvation, where bread had become a luxury few could afford, so these women abandoned their jobs at the factories and marched through the streets demanding "Bread and Peace", and with their defiance, they started what later would be called the February Revolution. The movement was so powerful and grew to such extent, that it forced the abdication of Tsar Nicolas III, and with that the provisional goverment granted Russian women the right to vote, a victory achieved years before women from the US or UK gained similar rights.

This is why March 8th was solidified as a global day of struggle, marking a moment when working class women didnt ask for change to happen, they toppled an entire empire to demand it.

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Paintings of Bulgarian women by Snezhana Slavova

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Being really into Frankenstein while at the same time being Chinese is so funny because every time Lord Byron gets brought up, the way his name is pronounced always makes me think of the word 白人 (bái rén), which translates into “white guy”. Lord White Guy.