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Hi. I’m. uh. idk. just call me Mal. or. Whatever you wanna call me. I’m 18 and an illustrator/character creator. I like to like and reblog a lot of stuff. I often post about my ocs which I’ll be making a master post for soon, hopefully. Also I’m genderfuck . Thing. Binary ? Hardly know ‘er. They/he pronouns unless exclusively stated otherwise. Queer as shit, gay as shit, trans as hell. Everything is gay in my eyes. I can make it gay. Just you watch. i need a freak #BAD if you’re a freak then hmu. All my art stuff is under an old name (orion) i used to go under just roll with it.

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‼️‼️I cannot donate money to any sort of fund or charity or gofundme. All I can do is reblog the post. Please understand that this is because I do not have a passive income or any way to donate. ‼️‼️

For my own stuff you can find my art under #orionart or #orion doodles. For miscellaneous stuff it’s. Well. #miscellaneous, and I ramble often under #orion’s ramblings.

there’s some other stuff under the cut like my interests and whatnot. If you’re disinterested then thanks for reading and I hope you like my stuff :)

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i just realized theres a huge similarity between how aro and ace characters are treated in fandom to how enbies are treated, primarily within the context of shipping.

despite their respective orientations and genders generally being acknowledged, they're often treated as what is most convenient or acceptable. that is, treated the same as alloromantic and allosexual or binary gendered characters.

aro characters are being shipped as though they are alloromantic. ace characters are portrayed in sexual relationships as if they are allosexual. how often do you see people portraying these characters' orientations beyond the surface level?

nonbinary characters are referred to with gendered terms based on whoever they're being shipped with. with a woman? they're called "yuri", "sapphic", etc. with a man? it's "yaoi", "mlm", etc. how often do you see people using nonbinary-focused terminology for these pairings? why is the binary-gendered partner a priority in most cases?

when the problem is brought up, the "rebuttals" are the same: "aros/aces can still date/have sex!", "some nonbinary people identify with [lesbian, wlw, sapphic, yuri]/[gay, mlm, achellian, yaoi]!". neither of of these address the issue that this is what fandoms with these characters default to.

this is not to say you can't headcanon characters to have these traits. as someone who is all three, all i want is for people to acknowledge the full spectrum of being aro, ace, or nonbinary, not whichever is most convenient.