Pyromantic

@pyromantic-technin

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ixtaek

theshehulkproject

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a friend just noted all the ostriches in fantasia are boys and i am floored i never noticed. sissy that walk, ladies

only boy ostriches have black and white feathers, gang. it’s an ostrich drag ballet troupe. god bless america

‘when will there be a gay disney prince’ that prima ballerina ostrich has been holding it down since 1940 apparently

cassandracalin

Re-creating my first webcomic from 12 years ago, "Hair Expectations vs Reality."

I can't help but feel all kinds of emotions after re-visiting the original comic: the one that started it all. A lot has changed since then, and I feel so fortunate to still create art and tell stories for a living. Thanks for your support, and sticking around for so long ❤️

Check out the other versions:

2014 (OG)

2020 (6 year anniversary)

thesuperheroesnetwork

Texts From Superheroes

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spicymochi

little pumpkin thief

rooneytoony

🐹🎃 Happy Halloween from Hamtaro and friends! 🐹🎃

Get your free copy of the Ham-Fans Unite zine and check out the merch available at @hamtarozine

hellowearerats

Jimothyyyyyyyy!!!

mrdespondency

we all watched the musical last night and i really do love these stupid losers

chi-ian0730

Watercolor🎨

wolverinecore

I love having Storm and Wolverine on my team in Marvels Midnight Suns game ♡

depsidase

goldengirlsgifs

THE GOLDEN GIRLS 2.05 — Isn't It Romantic? — 08.11.86 Betty White as Rose Nylund Lois Nettleton as Jean

shipperwolf1

1986!!

dovewithscales

Golden Girls was so incredibly progressive for its time and not even slightly afraid to be loud about it. They talked about queer people, about race, about ableism, and they made it central and overt. They talked about things that mattered, and they never punched down, and they were allies off the stage too.

dovewithscales

Reblogging this again to add some context for anyone who may not know. In the 80's, being outed as gay could get you blacklisted in Hollywood. It ruined people's careers.

Bea Arthur and Betty White both suffered damage to their careers for standing up against racism and homophobia. Back in the 50s Betty White hosted a variety show that was canceled because she featured a black dancer and doubled down when they told her to stop.