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primarily a miscellaneous fandom blog, but transfeminism and youth liberation are important issues to me and will come up regularly

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@birdplushie
aven, 20s, she/it, aro lesbian (tme)
primarily a miscellaneous fandom blog, but transfeminism and youth liberation are important issues to me and will come up regularly
who up runing their delta. special shoutout to my yellow, blue and red pencils and my dried out ink brush pen
Sketchbook Vol. III, 2018
your own body
Pokemon rainbow
carol, oh carol
2 nights in a row now that i've had a dream about getting attacked by a bird
Black roses, for the failed revolutionary.
A heart that yearns for eternity, too, could be considered beautiful.
so many unread books on my shelf. unsure which to start first so ill just read nothing
the thing about mothers in fiction is that a lot of fandoms seem to be under the impression that the worst thing a woman can possibly do is be a bad mother. like they can forgive deadbeat dads easily but the moment a woman is a bad or even mediocre mother she's the devil incarnate to them. and then you're like "i like her and i think she's interesting" and they immediately go "oh so you think it's okay to be a bad mother (which is the most evil thing a woman can be)". and don't even get me started on how they react to female characters who are bad stepmothers
Everyone loves comparing Dess to Laura Palmer but no one's ready for the reveal that Dess pressured Asriel into dealing cocaine
not daily pokemon: silvally
"Gannet Diving" necklace created by artist Rie Taniguchi
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I don’t really get the insistence that Noelle saying her and Kris riding the Ferris wheel together was “forced” is a lie to downplay their closeness to Susie.
What does Noelle get out of convincing Susie that she wasn’t close with Kris—Susie’s current day best friend? This dialogue shows that Noelle is being kind of radically honest with Susie and not really trying to push any particular narrative about her and Kris:
Like I fear the earlier dialogue may be communicating some backstory/characterization directly: Noelle, even if she enjoyed being around Kris, did feel forced to be in proximity to them, and at this point struggles to parse her feelings about them in either direction.
This isn’t a case of them simply growing apart after a simple, uncomplicated childhood friendship. I’m not saying Kris was a little demon baby or anything, but I do feel like a lot of the fandom kind of … ignores what Noelle directly tells us about their past.
Like the idea that Noelle had a crush on Kris or is yearning for their friendship/childhood crush-ship to be rekindled is kind of…not there. Unless I’m totally missing something. Like I do think it means something that you have to simulate an abusive teenage marriage onto Noelle in order for her to express any romantically inclined feelings towards Kris. Literally the feeling has to be tortured out of her. Hmm!
Model of a pigeon with mother-of-pearl inlaid feathers (Japan, Meiji period, 1880)
shot down
Five of Swords 🗡️
In a show about people being trapped in self made coffins, Namami is one of the only characters that's able to step away when she realises how harmful the system is to her. This card isn't about that, though! Five of Swords is about trying to win an unnecessary battle, inevitable defeat, and trying really hard to stab a classmate. Don't mind the bloody nose, the scraped knee, the smudged mascara - she's going to keep fighting, longer than she needs to, no matter who gets hurt, as long as the sun keeps shining down just on her like a spotlight.
one of my pieces from a now cancelled zine. the other piece is here, go look at this kid having a chill day. drafts and notes below