¡Leool!

⠀⠀𓏸𓈒 ⠀ ʿ Eu sou a ꧑ᥲ́ᥴᥙᥣᥲ das ᥱntidades ' 𓈒 🫆 ᡣ ⸺ Only da Bagi

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Qualquer semelhança é mera coincidência

@wbranalu

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O CELLBIT GASTOU UM PUTA TOKEN COM ESSE FILHA DA PUTA

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É um npc? é, é chato? é, mas puta que pariu

🫦🫦🫦

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AS WINX DO ROCK

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ELES TOTALMENTE TWINNING

[manuuart]

Labis

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Se eu fosse o Aguiar ou o Dalmo eu amassava o pão e comia o diabo, e ainda mordia ele de volta viu

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Ela sugeriu beber mijo

Ela sugeriu canibalismo

Ela fez uma vassoura

Ela limpou a base toda sozinha

Ela sacou a faca pro Aguiar

Ela serviu cunt

ELA É O HEXATOMBE

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O nome do garoto eh Pombo...

O Cellbit sabe bem o que faz

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Leandro pós Natal Macabro🕊️🕊️:

[lizmamont]

NEW HEAD NEW HEAD NEW HEAD NEW HEAD!

[ask-whitepearl-and-steven]

I just had a thought.

The show says that gems come out of the ground already knowing what their purpose is right?

But CG didn't seem to know anything about herself. She was even surprised to find out that she can display people's memories. Even though that's something that her gem kind were made for.

So I wonder why that is. Unless I'm missing something. 😅

Amethyst came out of the ground not really knowing her purpose either, so it's definitely not an isolated incident.

There are hints about it in the comic, ironically from White Diamond herself, if you look close enough. :) But the more simple blanket answer is - she doesn't really HAVE a 'designation' or job the way other gems do. When Steven made her, he did so unwittingly, without a specific process in mind.

She still has pre-programmed qualities that reflect, in a curious way, what Steven needs from her. But that's all I'll say for now...

[ask-whitepearl-and-steven]

are you still interested in su or do you just continue the story because you feel you have to or something? idk why im asking i just wonder how many people have really long lasting obsessions

I don't think of myself as the kind of person who would continue ANYTHING I hated out of pure obligation alone.

The answer to this is simple, but also complex.

The simple truth is - yeah, I still love Steven Universe. I still love the world, I love the characters and the story. I'm still out there getting mad when people misunderstand/misinterpret basic character information.

That all being said....

Obsession is not the reason I keep drawing this comic.

It would be more accurate to say that my commitment to this story is mostly the result of discipline and habit. By taking on progressively larger and larger projects throughout my art career, I've learned how to manage a long-term comic without crashing out and burning.

This wasn't a skill I had ten years ago. This was earned through a lot of small steps towards building my own tolerance, AND (importantly!) by allowing myself breaks once in a while.

(I also wouldn't describe my like of SU as an obsession. I like other stories. I like other characters. I personally think it's pretty common for people to have at least a couple of ride-or-die medias in their lifetime. It isn't necessarily an obsession, just a healthy deep interest. You need a few of those to keep yourself humble.)