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ayu here, again. i remade but my parents might’ve found the page already so i changed both urls. i’m here to inform you that i can be found at anohiwowasurehen
are you posting anything else on this account or should i just solo follow the other one?
solo follow the other one, I'm only on here because I have tons of posts I still need to transfer over
Re the Portlandia post: Carrie Brownstein is bisexual actually :)
Oh ok! :O cool
I’m really curious about how ‘alien’ tropes and ‘space themes’ came into the Magical Girl Genre. They’re not something I usually see connected to Witches but they can be found everywhere in the MG genre despite it’s roots. Whereas traditional fantasy themes seem comparatively rarer. Maybe Astrology had a hand in it?
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Magical girls who originate from a vague notion of “space” have actual been around since the sixties. You probably think all old-school magical girls fit the cute witch type because Sally is often credited as the first ( with roots in Bewitched ), or you may think Sally and Akko are the only magical girls of the sixties because they received animated adaptions. But Mitsuteru Yokoyama, author of Sally’s manga, also created another magical girl following Sally’s debut. This magical girl is Comet who is slightly older then Sally who has traveled from another planet and works on Earth as an housekeeper.
While she did not receive an animated adaption until the 21st Century, she starred in her own live action television serial in 1967, as well as another in 1978.
disabled girls are ethereal and powerful pass it on
crying at the movies
didn't cry: taurus, leo, virgo
openly sobbed: aries, cancer, pisces
says they didn't cry but did: gemini, libra, scorpio
a single cinematic tear: sagittarius, capricorn, aquarius
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Here’s my submission for Zinetendo!! It’s the first comic I’ve finished in years and it’s been even longer since I’ve colored one! * v *
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Hand Painted Wool Roving, Spinning Fiber, 75 Superwash Merino Wool, 25 Nylon Top, 100 grams
@girls with tummy hair
keep up the good work
#peach fuzz is so soft and nice???
lmao I’m not talking about your boring “peach fuzz” I’m talking about brown girls and intersex girls and trans girls with thick dark stomach hair and noticeable happy trails etc. who are taught to hate ourselves and are pressured into removing that hair in order to avoid violence and to be properly “feminine” according to transmisogynist and white supremacist ideals of beauty. keep your white hands off my post
@TPAIN Heard you like Steven Universe and loveeee amethyst so :3c pic.twitter.com/c9gNLpn4EP
— 토라 tora (@miyotora27) July 23, 2015
HE REPLIED!!!!HE LIKED IT OMFG!!!!!! (im gonna die good bye world)
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Japan 1960′s
good taste @ T-Pain
There should be a game consisting of taking quotes from right wing homophobes and quotes from Tumblr about “hte privileged cisgays/lesbians,” pair these quotes up, and make people guess who said what