trying to get more comfortable posting non-refined(?) art/more sketches and stuff. can you tell i like vee yet lol

oozey mess
todays bird
cherry valley forever
occasionally subtle
NASA
Cosmic Funnies
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
noise dept.
Mike Driver

gracie abrams
Keni

Jar Jar Binks Fan Club
No title available
EXPECTATIONS

if i look back, i am lost
🩵 avery cochrane 🩵

shark vs the universe
official daine visual archive
YOU ARE THE REASON
ojovivo

seen from United States
seen from Colombia
seen from United Kingdom
seen from Egypt
seen from Pakistan
seen from Jordan
seen from France

seen from United States
seen from Ukraine

seen from United States

seen from Germany
seen from Canada
seen from United States

seen from Canada

seen from Honduras

seen from Pakistan
seen from Canada

seen from Malaysia
seen from United States

seen from Syria
@luckyduckydyke
trying to get more comfortable posting non-refined(?) art/more sketches and stuff. can you tell i like vee yet lol
Genderplay is inherent to lesbianism and it’s always been a thing. Lesbians using masculine names, pronouns and dress has always been a thing. This article by Them shows that in the USA it can be dated back to at least the 1920’s.
This post by crimsonbutch puts it well, too.
Relatedly I got a polite question about Ken & gender recently that I’ll include the response here:
People like this anon are so strange to me. Lesbianism has always been about bucking societal and gender norms. About breaking the walls down around what women are “allowed” to be. Where do you get off, acting like you have any authority? Especially as a little anonymous snot nose that can’t even attach your own face to the bullshit you say? Over a Vampire: The Masquerade oc, of all things.
Do better.
(censored section was overtly transphobic and I refuse to have that kind of hate speech on my blog)
Who else up and being hella problematic in the toy doll collector community today
pls support trans girls and trans women who like traditionally masculine things
no seriously please reblog this ive seen so many posts saying to support trans boys and trans men who like traditionally feminine things and those posts are good!! i love them!!
but i have never in my life seen a post saying to support masculine trans girls and trans women or trans girls and trans women who like traditionally masculine things and its really important to understand that showing support for trans women in any form is just as important as showing support for trans men so please, please reblog this.
support trans women and trans girls. support trans women and trans girls who like traditionally masculine things. trans women and trans girls who like traditionally masculine things are not any less valid than trans women and trans girls who don’t!!
Julia Drawfee is my favorite artist in any medium how does your brain hear plumpkin prime and think oh yeah the Kia sales event
i think they deserve a real slumber party!
...except for the mass surveillance robot
Something is happening in the space prison/supermarket...
Deep Space Discounts are back! Wanted to draw something to celebrate, out of disrespect to @deepblueink2d .
Vee was especially cute in the latest ep so I had to draw her and Immy on their date sticker hunt.
Hi. What the FUCK does this mean
I felt inspired to make a gif today. For reasons. 😅
not many people know this but when talking about your multiple pronoun-using friend you build up a combo meter for every subsequent unique pronoun you use
Rb to give gender euphoria to the person you reblogged it from
Gotta mack on the local himbo
I'm sure everything's fine.
Part 55>>> Part 57???
Beginning
Do you wanna play mermaids? Yay. Okay so my tail is light blue and I have ice powers. And I live in the Arctic sea and watch British sailors die horrible deaths while trying to find the Northwest Passage.
True love
This comic was cowritten by the real Nurse Chapel AKA @psychoticpterodactyl16
"Star Trek was loved by housewives!"
"Star Trek was loved by working women!"
My grandma used to clean for this rich lady who had a color TV, and when Star Trek came on, that lady would make my grandma take a break from cleaning so they could watch the episode together. My grandma can still recall how thrilling (sometimes scary) the episodes were and how hot Captain Kirk was. Tiny coincidence that he shared some physical similarities with my grandpa.
So I would say it was definitely both. And for many different reasons.