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@kingreikei666

touching dicks since 2006 feel free to ask me anything dont be shy. All questions are welcome I'm a huge gamer, I love to draw, paint, work on cosplays and take photos. I'm on other sites so if you want to know just ask Robbie 34 pan and poly ^_^ and happily in a relationship with two amazing people , I have telegram if you would like chat.

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flufflecat

almost time

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a-little-revolution

Something I'm constantly analyzing as a little person is how narrow a line I have to walk to be humanized and respected by the able bodied/average height community. Any amount of me being abrasive or rude can entirely undermine my attempts at being good, and often the only, representation of a real life little person people get. And on top of that, if I were to step into anger then I become humerous via the countless "small and angry" archetypes we see in media. It's funnier if I get angry in the face of people who are making a mockery of my body. Stepping outside myself to literally Teach people how to treat me was something I knew how to do by the time I was four years old and in school. I had to become the expert on my own disability in order to limit the chances of violence against me - and learning that even the most detailed explination is not enough to win people's favor or educate them out of ignorance was devestating for a child. And it wasn't like my queerness or my gender where I could find a community, even a small one. I was the ONLY little person as far as the eye could see. I was alone. When it finally came to it, building relationships with little people purely on the basis that we were little wasn't enough - my neurodivergence, gender, and alternative lifestyle would get in the way. Even amongst little people I am too fat, too queer, too strange. The profound isolation does something to you - does something to a child. The physical world has never accounted for me to show up.

When you're out of the norm, radicalism is survival. Radical love and self love saves you from falling into isolation. Embrasing my body and my life despite of, despite of, despite of, keeps me motivated enough to get some fucking work done. To change some minds.

everythingfox

Aw he’s shy

ruinedchildhood

70sscifiart

Josh Kirby’s 1970 cover to Suzette Haden Elgin’s The Communipaths

70sscifiart

Happy Valentine’s Day

everythingfox

Soon we will find him taking protein shakes too

etherealacademia

peles castle, sinaia, romania

ancient-magus

a-little-revolution

Hello lovelies! Please go check out this week's episode of Always Looking Up hosted by Jillian Ilana!! This episode's guest is Violet and they discuss Donald Trump's recent comments on people with dwarfism! Please boost!!

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🖤 Easily the best Valentine's of my life spent with this sweet sweet boy 🖤 (they/them and he/they)

Image description: two selfies of myself (Elliot, 27, they/them) and my partner (Asher, 25, he/they) dressed for our Valentine's date. I am a little person and white, with dark green curly hair, a beard, gold septum and vertical medusa piercings. I am wearing an orange turtleneck sweater, red eyeshadow, black eyeliner and black lipstick on my upper lip. My partner has brown straight hair cut into a mullet, orange frame glasses, a silver septum ring and is wearing a black button up shirt and purple vest. In the first photo we both smile at the camera in eachother's arms, the second my partner kisses my cheek. Then there are two photos of the flowers my partner bought me - red roses, baby's breath, and dark purple flowers.