trixie

she/him audhd adult gremrosarian spreading joy and whimsy. i am gonathan g's biggest fan out there and i have 5 billion interests

[idk-iposteverythingiwant]

[luminoushane]

When she's,,, butch and emo,,, waughwww

+ whiterose

[pouletpourri]

they're just some ragdollies man

[luminoushane]

V10 if you're really really delusional maybe

[aktugawas-eyebrows]

some doodles i havnt posted on hjere

[sugarplumsandcherryrums]

[hoicoro]

[yaoibanker]

my purgatory miis😁

[blue-fishies]

I want this post to get as big as my hopepunk post because this needs to be internalized by you people.

When it comes to conversations on environmentalism and taking care of our planet, we are doing a disservice to progress by asserting black and white statements that humans are “inherently evil” and “all we do is take and destroy, we are so selfish,” when the reason the Paris Agreement exists is because we saw what was happening to the planet and we wanted to try and fix it. We saw what was happening with acid rain and the ozone layer, so we came together and mended our mistakes.

Immediately making conclusions that humans are a plague on the earth itself is taking accountability away from greedy corporations that are actually doing the most harm to the earth. Yes a lot of humans are very evil, and some of those humans are unfortunately running the government, but to say they represent the larger species of the human race is reinforcing the idea that 1: You people just want to place blame on a collective group of people like you always do, and 2: You sound complicit as hell in the face of evil, assuming that’s just how humans are and there’s nothing we can truly do.

That’s some fucking bullshit if I’ve ever heard it.

[jijidraws]

Fairies 🧚‍♂️💚💜✨ // done for patreon prints available

[hymnism]

[stellarmooni]

Are you alright, lady Bloodflame? You look a bit…

… blue

[mothy35]

[pretentiousurl]

happy pride to them

[39raccoons]

WAY 2U 💙

[chainsaw-headache]

Attempt numero uno at drawing these guys. I wanted to draw them for pride but then I realised that it'd be funnier if I spent a whole month dedicated to drawing them. As a testament to gay people

[artie-doko]

ENReco doodles