Princezz Pixel

she/her lesbian ❤️🧡🤍🩷💜 welcome to my little corner of hell, and be not afraid. currently in my The Locked Tomb obsession era. I love tlt, hazbin hotel, helluva boss, delicious in dungeon, and madoka magica. I have a 1999 Valentines day edition furry named Pluto and he is my son

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First flower of her house

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My daughter, she is having a difficult time right now

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Harrow get your hands out of there

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My most favoritest girls ever

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Butch puppygirls in my area

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Griddlehark stuff–been reading gtn again and making agonizing wailing sounds and running around the house barking like a feral animal. I've also been taking notes because I'm a fucking nerd

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Bones or whatever. Sobbing

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Nona and Noodle, I based my Noodle design off of a family friend's dog

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Ohhhhhh my hazbin obsession is so back I'm in love with her design and her beautiful voice, she seems so kind

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Im so normal about them can you tell how normal I am about them

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I think Gideon deserves a forehead kiss too

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I thought it was a good idea to print my second book with chapter headers of character portraits, but then I realized that I now have to draw 22 CHARACTER PORTRAITS and I'm too far in to stop now. Here's what I got so far(for the book Sweet Red Rot, available on Amazon btw)

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LOBOTOMY TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Nobody should ever let me post on the internet when I'm feeling any sort of emotion. Somebody perhaps needs to tackle me to stop me and lock me in a room with some jolly ranchers and whale noises and craft supplies until I calm down

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Hello I need to speak to some lesbians and so I went to the queerest website I know. I'm a lesbian woman, I'm only attracted to other women, so I sort of feel like the current most accepted definition of lesbian being non man loving non man doesn't really fit me the best. TO BE CLEAR: I AM NOT A TERF. I WILL PUNCH ANY TERF SO HARD THEY FLY TO OUTER SPACE. I AM ATTRACTED TO BOTH TRANS WOMEN AND CIS WOMEN I AM ALSO ATTRACTED TO BUTCH WOMEN AND FEMME WOMEN I'm just not attracted to men, enbies, or transmasc people and there seems to be a lot of people for who that fits into their defintion of lesbian. I am not trying to tell other people what they can and cant identify as because quite simply I have better things to do with my time. But is there a word for a woman whose only attracted to women, is there a polite and not hateful seeming way to say this? I've had a lot of transmascs ask me out and they genuinely don't seem to get that I'm only attracted to women?? I've been told like 'don't worry, you're still a lesbian if you're attracted to me youre literally allowed' and I'm like ok that's not the point I'm saying that I'm not attracted. What do I do. Please help me lesbians I am so sad and confused

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Griddlehark stuff as usual

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Current queer culture has a really narrow view of what a woman is like. Its the fandom worship of male characters while female characters are largely unappreciated. Its me wearing dresses and doing my eyeliner but preferring not to shave or do any other makeup and being called lazy, acting like Ive somehow failed at being a girl. Its friends claiming to be accepting but getting uncomfortable when they met my ex, who was a trans woman. Its not being able to bitch about my shitty ex in peace without people trying to bring the fact that shes trans into it as another reason why shes supposedly a bad person. I mean, she is, but her being trans has nothing to do with that. I mean that sometimes it seems like the queer community doesn't like women: whether we're lesbian or straight, butch or femme, cis or trans. For years, when my hair was shorter, almost all of my friends called me by they/them pronouns even though I had told them I only use she/her, I chalked it up to them not wanting to memorize all their friends pronouns but I noticed they never got wrong the pronouns of all our friends who used he/him, and I thought, maybe it's just not loud enough. Maybe masculinity is seen as more obvious, more important, more something to be respected. Whatever, I thought I just had to make it more obvious I was a girl, but I shouldn’t have to wear dresses and pink and stuff that shows my boobs every single day to make my friends acknowledge me as a girl, to push myself into a tiny box just to be seen for who I am. I love being a girl and I shouldn't be treated as less of a part of the queer community for it. Sorry if this isn't everybody's experience but it is mine and I think that maybe that makes it matter