Cave Of A Writer @raspberrydevil - Tumblr Blog

Hey so I’m probably not back back but I might maybe perhaps be online again more often? Anyway, I have no idea what happened in the past months on tumblr so if I haven’t reblogged anything important, assume I just got up and that I’m not a bad person ignoring things. Thank you < 3

Also I’m not in the usa but Happy Pride Month!

roslayerr

My drawing of steampunk Dragon!

#gorgeous art #one piece #monkey d dragon

hyydraworks

Fox bowl

#pretty!!!#crafts

guerrillatech

A new mode of production arises out of the newly networked masses.

praeca

Fanartists:

Thingiverse users:

Royalty free sounds

Flash games

Productivity has always been there

tim-burton-bitch

Because shockingly when people enjoy what they do (you make it enjoyable instead of just hammering on them) people WANT to do things!

rudolphsboyfriend

Fanfiction authors!!

fatefulfaerie

Where is the button to shout this from the rooftop?

#text

barbara-gordons-glasses

Does anyone else find it weird when closeted people are made to be the villains in every piece of media? Books, TV shows, movies? All the time, when a queer relationship is broken up, it’s because one of them is closeted and doesn’t feel comfortable expressing their love for their partner in front of possible homophobic family or friends or town. I don’t understand why everyone would think it would be a good idea to portray people who probably aren’t able to come out for certain reasons (homophobic family, friends, possibly life threatening, possible hate crime) as the villains.

If you don’t want to come out to your family/friends/town because you’re afraid of what they’ll say or how they’ve acted beforehand, that is perfectly alright. It is your choice. There is no deadline of when you have to come out.

As for the out LGBT, it is also your choice to date someone closeted. But you can’t date them and be mad when they don’t want to “shout their love from the rooftops” for you. They’re not going to - not until they feel comfortable enough.

If you date someone and you know that they’re closeted, and you break up with them because they won’t come out and make your relationship open, then you are an awful person. I don’t think you guys deserve for that to be sugar-coated. You knew what it took to date someone closeted, and you still did it, and you still broke their hearts and made them feel invalid.

All I’m saying is that it’s time for people to stop acting like you have to come out. Like you have to announce to the world who you are. It’s unnecessary pressure and shouldn’t be encouraged.

#text

edo-sama

Yuri Lowell & Flynn Scifo to break out of an artblock

#pretty!!#tales of #tales of vesperia

trashchaser

are you going to try and tall me that sabo wouldnt be making giant fire dragons? because we all know he WOULD

#pretty art #sabo #one piece

arthurroseart

I made this comic about myself, my OCs, and the art industry as someone who’s trying to break into it <:^) I don’t often reflect on my past so it was an interesting exercise <3

#comic #art #op's oc

average-monster

I see a lot of talk about how neurodivergence evolved and stayed in the gene pool because it was somehow ‘useful’ to our ancient ancestors. While I don’t necessarily disagree with this theory, I would like to propose an alternative. A theory that we already have physical evidence for. Humans just love each other and care for each other. Don’t you think that a species that cared for it’s people while they recovered from broken bones, or nursed their elderly well beyond their ‘usefulness’ would leave a member out because they didn’t make eye contact, or couldn’t stay focused on a particular task, or whatever other trait you associate with neurodivergence? I really don’t.

Sure, maybe it was useful to have someone around who didn’t mind making arrowheads all day, or who knew absolutely everything about all of the local flora and fauna, or who keyed in on every little distraction. At the end of the day, though, these people weren’t kept around because they were useful, they were cared for because they were loved.