VALENTIN.

I WOULD LOVE TO RUIN US BOTH. PATRON SAINT OF OUTCASTS

[s4nguinare-vamp1ris]

my art, old fandom blog, ao3, bluesky

fandoms - the elder scrolls, (morrowind, skyrim), mouthwashing, in memoriam, hannibal, and others, just not mentioned.

characters - saratham oreyn, navren oreyn, gilyan oreyn, cicero

i write morbid stuff, look at morbid stuff and sometimes reblog morbid stuff. this account is not safe for squeamish people.

[augmentedpolls]

Digital artists, what’s your go-to art app?

Procreate

Ibis Paint

Ibis Paint X

(Autodesk) Sketchbook

Something else

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[secret--songs]

What if you made up a guy who suffered suffered suffered suffered suffered suffered

[s4nguinare-vamp1ris]

wow I haven't been here in a while how are the freaks going

[pinkthinkspalistineshouldbefree]

Ever since I was a little girl I've wanted to see boys getting beat up and held delicately afterwards by their friends

[s4nguinare-vamp1ris]

You watch gay porn in your head. I watch surgery in my head. WE ARE JUST THE SAME

yay‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

[tankhall]

i’m going to bed, wake me up when it’s cold outside

[slightlyoffaxis]

muybridge horse, manual typewriter

[retromatsuri]

Is ASCII art not quite retro enough for you? Try typewriter art!

[tankhall]

one thing i find strange about TERFism and trans-criticism is how much of it is just attractiveness politics. it seems to be the leading talking point. sure, make your points on sexual dimorphism or biological sex differences (which any normal trans woman is fully aware of already, mind you. the average transsexual is not claiming she’s experiencing period cramps lol) but so much anti-trans discourse seems to just be “well you’re ugly so you’re not a woman and i feel unsafe.” which seems…. so counter-productive to your movement. trans women, like any group of people, are nowhere near exempt from criticism, but what is the point of putting so much emphasis on such an empty and invalid viewpoint? so much of feminism seems to hark on how men only respect women they find attractive, yet the majority of your breath is spent on here pointing out physical characteristics that you seemingly think invalidate someone’s identity. how does having broad shoulders, a wide jaw, and a five o’clock shadow somehow equate to being a predatory rapist? it’s a mindset i’ve never understood. obviously it’s prevalent outside trans discourse, people just generally seem to equate ugliness with evilness, but you would think a group of individuals who posture themselves steeped and rooted in theory and academics wouldn’t weaponize such a vapid and vague talking point. (not to say only terfs do it, your average Internet Man absolutely loves to dunk on the fuckability of any given trans woman at any given same, but….. fork found in kitchen.) idk, i’ve just always found it odd. like i’m sorry but i just don’t buy into the idea that you’re supposed to be reasonably terrified of someone in a public bathroom because you think they’re ugly. i think you might just be an asshole.

[sonoftheria]

✴︎ BETRAYED STRAYS ✴︎

[secret-smut-sideblog]

love when fictional men are so devoted to their partner it makes them dangerous and insane. very slutty behavior keep it up king

[artisimpossible]

I genuinely wonder if people realize how many projects get abandoned because the readership "wasn't there", when in reality, the readership just stayed silent. It's a big thing in trad pub that book series get discontinued because readers pirate the books or wait until the series is finished to buy a copy, leading the publisher to think that nobody actually wants the book enough to continue the series, but it happens with indie creators too.

I've discontinued a lot of free, online series because it's not worth putting 3-5 hours a week into posting a project for no readers. Sometimes I finish the series for me but just never post it again, other times I don't finish it at all because it feels more worthwhile to put my time into other things. Sometimes I hear from readers who are sad or upset that I didn't finish something they were liking, but the *reason* it never got finished is because I didn't know anyone liked it. If you like something, tell the creator, tell your friends, make some noise about it. If you would be sad if a story never finished, make that interest known because one of my biggest considerations before discontinuing a series is "will people miss this? Will I be letting people down" and 9/10 times, I come to the conclusion of "no, it doesn't even seem like anyone's reading this" only to learn after I've moved on that apparently someone was.

[healerqueen]

I've said this before in a different way, and this post said it so well. With real examples. If you like something, tell people.

If you want more content from an artist or author, if you like their stuff, tell them. It will give them creative fuel to keep going. And often it gives them other resources as well. Recommend a work to other people. Leave a comment or a review. It doesn't have to be long, just genuine, a sentence or two. Not many people know that a book's success is judged by book reviews as well as sales. Review the book on Amazon or another site to help it pass the metric of success and be recognized by publishers and retailers.

[minormalady]

I am the surgeon & I am the patient & I am the technician handing over the scalpel & I am the scalpel & I am the pervert touching themselves in the corner

[ryokrock]

When your little sister roleplays something problematic with her dolls so you have to write a google doc on her🤦 like... i know youre three but you should know better than literally engaging in fantasies about toxic and abusive relationships

[yb-cringe]

the line between vengeful brutal catharsis and gay sex is very thin so be careful out there

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[geryone]

Exit Opera, Kim Addonizio