Poppy✖Rous

Formerly authority-chan.Follow me on Twitter @poppyrous

[poppyrous]

I'm new to hetalia and I've seen you in twitter. Since I'm having a hard time navigating the right tags in there, I was wondering if your hetalia comics are here too. If so, what are the tags?

Hi, sorry for the late reply

I'm not sure if I can reupload them all here, but I have most of the SFW stuff uploaded in my Webtoon here: https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/seatalia-poppyrous/list?title_no=680055

As for the others, they should be on my poipiku: https://poipiku.com/429354/

Hope this helps!

[nume-x]

''Happy Birthday Miyuki senpai ♥️''

[tropiyas]

this is literally what i think of when seeing 80% of girls/boys memes

[exitwound]

the way that i feel about him

[exitwound]

in the second video he explains that when he was 18 after his freshman year he declared a philosophy-linguistics major and wanted to be a philosopher and a poet but his parents wanted him to rethink things in terms of career and he did and ultimately chose to become a neurosurgeon but it wasnt what was in his heart and while he was in medicine and starting to feel frustrated with it and his inability to help people heal in the way he wanted to due to the systems and institutions he had to work within, he would agonize over these tiny decisions like whether to get all-season tires or snow tires and just agonize and agonize for weeks driving his wife crazy he didn't know what he wanted and he couldn't make decisions and it was because he couldn't trust himself anymore. because he betrayed himself

[girlcowboy1]

I can see how ppl fall into cults. I dont rlly care if im being manipulated as long as theyre so nice to me and tell me i belong. Yes i will drink the juice and kms too. Was gonna do that anyway

[dickgraysonsptsd]

a selection of covers featuring dick grayson in peril, 1995—2018💕

[stuckinapril]

notice how linkedin isn’t on maslow’s hierarchy of needs

[pierppasolini]

Queer Japan (2019) // dir. Graham Kolbeins

[aslaanjade]

#eijun + 🦝⚾️📰

[poppyrous]

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[poppyrous]

[poppyrous]

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[xiranjayzhao]

The creator of Yugioh, Mr. Kazuki Takahashi, has passed away at age 60. He was found on the shore of Nago, Okinawa in scuba diving gear, though the circumstances of his death are still under investigation.

Rest in peace, legend. Thank you for giving me so much, more than you ever could've known.

[slowspinningredemption]

Dude you absolutely nailed it in the head with your responses about western art not spreading everywhere but don't you ever think that if your art doesn't reach everywhere it's somehow your fault and that you failed as an artist like by not making it more acessible or perhaps not relatable enough? You make so much sense when you talk about it but as a white privileged American I'm always wondering if my privilege is affecting my art and making it narrow minded and out of touch so when it fails to reach others it means that I, as an artist, failed to reach others. And yeah it's completely delusional for sure but doesn't every artist feels like that? And I guess people only feel this way about art because art is supposed to be about the human soul and universal experience of humanity and all that shit

short answer? no. I literally do not worry about that, think about that, or consider that.

long answer? I do not create for anyone other than myself. if somebody else comes across my work and finds something that resonates with them, or makes them think, or that they recognise themselves in, brilliant. I'm glad that happened. but my work was never created for them. it was created for me, and I couldn't care less if one person or a million people see it. I don't create to make a political statement or to reach certain people. I write about what I want to write about, and any themes or statements I make are because I want to, because that's the story I want to write. it's not for any other reason and I do not set out to do it.

finally, if I can insert an opinion, I don't think art is about the universal experience of humanity. there is no universal experience of humanity. enjoying art is a very common and unifying trait among humans, but the idea of a universal human experience is a myth. it isn't real. no two of us have the same experience and we never will. my art is for me. it's my experience. it's the stories I want to tell or that I'm chosen to tell. it is not for anyone else, though I welcome everyone to take from it what they will.

[poppyrous]

[lucenorthstar]

Bruce is indeed a man that internalized Welcome To The Black Parade to a admirable degree

[analytictsar]

I think one thing that happens is that people get annoyed by something harmless or is just kind of a show of solidarity because they see it a bunch and then try desperately to form some deep moral reason to criticize the person doing it and it could be avoided by examining your emotions for more than 2 seconds.