Stephanie^_^

She/Her/Any ° I'm a chud. This is where I yap

[aprilghouls]

guys

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shawty talkin bout sum "forced abdication" and "regime revocation" 😂😂😂

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"humans are inherently sinful" no humans were designed for heaven but they were greeted with hell instead and because of that betrayal we do bad things

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WHY IS IS SO HOT BRUH

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I few weeks ago it was like 97 but the weather app said it felt like 112 and it honestly really did #FML 💔

[aprilghouls]

when i get really really old i hope my house will be colorful and full of things. i want to die with the life in my soul outside my body and captured in my house. i want to die in a place that reflects me in every window and mirror. i want my house to be warm and colorful and content. just like Me

[sepiamestus]

I would like to apologize to every single one of my wips ever

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i hate it when people make "i think" sound like uncertainty. Buddy this is *MY* opinion that *I* believe in

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higher ups when the people who need help...need help

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one fifty onnneeee

[thegreatmagician42]

i love jekyll and hyde i love two face i love winslow leach i love jason todd i love batman i love barbra gordon i love trillian i love ragatha i love yo mama

[aprilghouls]

"ai makes art more accessible for those who cant draw" no no no you do not understand. i want bad art. i want art that looks like it was drawn by someone who picked up a pencil yesterday. I want what no one else does

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"ai makes art more accessible for those who cant draw" no no no you do not understand. i want bad art. i want art that looks like it was drawn by someone who picked up a pencil yesterday. I want what no one else does

[aprilghouls]

btw phantom of the paradise predicted the brainwashed, blended, butchered and burgled slop that ai produces. it predicted how ai would strip artists work from their hands and grind it into something more digestible, more paletteable. and it predicted how people would rave for it, and how they would watch with wide eyes, and open jaws its reprocessed content, even if murder happening on stage. even if the environment was being shredded behind a thinly veiled mask called "the future." "Who wants nostalgia anymore?"

[aprilghouls]

i have never really been weirded or grossed out by scars/defects, and I think that's largely because I grew up with a dad who had some pretty jacked up features. and my parents never tried to censor that from me. it was never some kind of "ignore that" or hiding a real answer from me- they just told me outright, and to be fair, that made me a lot more comfortable and unafraid of people who'd suffered from burns or large disfigurements. i think it's also where I get this utter hatred of parents who try to hide things from kids. You do not have to get super graphic- my dad never got into details of his burns until i was old enough to handle it- but you must tell your kids. Its how we prevent them from being afraid babies, and growing into biased adults. people who see others that are different as inhuman. or something i think

[aprilghouls]

also, my parents never forced gender on my brother and I. That just kinda happened on its own. I mean obviously they would give him "boyish" things and me "girly" things, but I was allowed to not play with them. If I didn't like it, then I wouldn't use it, and they were okay with that. They let me watch shows with trucks and cars and stuff, stuff that people might view as boyish. They let me wear boyish clothes. unfortunately i think this screwed up my concept of gender and this is how I ended up being agenderrr.... but thats besides the point. I'm just really happy they let me watch and wear and do what I wanted, regardless of what gender it was oriented to. And I think that's kind of strange, because my parents are conservatives. I don't know. My family lowk a little peculiar but its okay I love my folks 🩷

[aprilghouls]

speaking not really of this but a few months ago my mom was driving me to our church group and on the way there we somehow got caught up in the conversation of Boys And Falling In Love (even though i have explicitly stated to her, i do not like anyone right now and I don't think I ever will (subtle nod to being aroace HAHA)) and she ended it with "Well, if you ever fall in love with a boy, please just tell me. Or a girl. I don't know how you're gonna turn out." And I was just 👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀

[aprilghouls]

i have never really been weirded or grossed out by scars/defects, and I think that's largely because I grew up with a dad who had some pretty jacked up features. and my parents never tried to censor that from me. it was never some kind of "ignore that" or hiding a real answer from me- they just told me outright, and to be fair, that made me a lot more comfortable and unafraid of people who'd suffered from burns or large disfigurements. i think it's also where I get this utter hatred of parents who try to hide things from kids. You do not have to get super graphic- my dad never got into details of his burns until i was old enough to handle it- but you must tell your kids. Its how we prevent them from being afraid babies, and growing into biased adults. people who see others that are different as inhuman. or something i think

[aprilghouls]

also, my parents never forced gender on my brother and I. That just kinda happened on its own. I mean obviously they would give him "boyish" things and me "girly" things, but I was allowed to not play with them. If I didn't like it, then I wouldn't use it, and they were okay with that. They let me watch shows with trucks and cars and stuff, stuff that people might view as boyish. They let me wear boyish clothes. unfortunately i think this screwed up my concept of gender and this is how I ended up being agenderrr.... but thats besides the point. I'm just really happy they let me watch and wear and do what I wanted, regardless of what gender it was oriented to. And I think that's kind of strange, because my parents are conservatives. I don't know. My family lowk a little peculiar but its okay I love my folks 🩷

[aprilghouls]

i have never really been weirded or grossed out by scars/defects, and I think that's largely because I grew up with a dad who had some pretty jacked up features. and my parents never tried to censor that from me. it was never some kind of "ignore that" or hiding a real answer from me- they just told me outright, and to be fair, that made me a lot more comfortable and unafraid of people who'd suffered from burns or large disfigurements. i think it's also where I get this utter hatred of parents who try to hide things from kids. You do not have to get super graphic- my dad never got into details of his burns until i was old enough to handle it- but you must tell your kids. Its how we prevent them from being people who see others that are different as inhuman. or something i think

[aprilghouls]

"And why would you pirate media?" for one, i am broke, and two, i hate big evil corps and i like their ridiculously priced movies. So mostly because I Am Broke As Hell And Can Spend My Cash On Bigger Better Things

pst DONT go to andyday.one, it def isnt a free movie library