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Finally finished my Burnout Syndrome embroidery! Started it back in late January and only just finished, but in my defense I didn't have much time to dedicate to it before now. That said if I ever decide to do another project with that many french knots please hit me over the head and take my embroidery tools away. But yay! Another piece for my wall. Maybe now I can finish that one fic I still have pending.

#burnout syndrome the series #kohjira #omg this is gorgeous

lovelywriters

Off Jumpol

bisexualjumpol

it's team off's nongs creating a channel called "offspring" for me 😭😭😭 off really chose the best nongs 💚

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Enemies with Benefits (2026)

lal-wine

Jan Ployshompoo and Jingjing Yu for Gentle Monster

Bonus:

(What's the outfit theme today?)

Jingjing: A gardener.

Jan: And the gardener's faen (girlfriend).

sherrymagic

I want you to help Proud with something.

ENEMIES WITH BENEFITS | EPISODE 5

allosexistnonsense

accepting aros and aces in the queer community must also mean accepting that the attraction we might feel is different from the allo mainstream, that if we have other orientations like lesbian, pan, het, bi etc., they might be defined by attraction types other than romantic or sexual, or may not specify attraction type at all, that were accepted into bi+/gay communities even if our attraction doesn't follow the allo norm.

accepting aces is more than accepting we feel little to no sexual attraction and "well, they wanna date x gender so they're fine". accepting aros is more than accepting we feel little to no romantic attraction and "well, they wanna fuck x gender, so they're fine".

accepting aros and aces also means accepting us into bi+ and gay communities if we identify as such, even if our attraction isn't about dating or fucking, even if our attraction isn't action-driven, even if our attraction is vague, hypothetical or hard to define, even if sexual and romantic attraction aren't present at all.

aro/ace inclusion is more than just welcoming us into the general queer community, it's also welcoming us into orientation subcommunities we might be part of.

ultimately truly accepting us into the queer community means dismantling allonormativity.