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Hi,

I like drawing and learning things, even though that can be quite difficult

Sometimes I might say something weird, but I may have worded it wrong. Please be patient if I do.

I really like animals and the textures of things. I like shapes and colors as well. They make me happy. Even if it's not of a drawing or picture.

I like seeing people's characters and artwork. And I may draw it if interested.

I have characters of my own, and often draw myself.

I've been drawing for my whole life. It's been a large interest of mine and helps me a great deal.

I really enjoy looking at people. I find people very beautiful and I hope to soon create more great relationships with them.

I am genderqueer, and I finally know my pronouns now

I use He/She :)

Sharing the good and the bad

I am 18 years old

High school graduate

I put CW's and TW's as needed. And use read more blocks when necessary

peach-top

Another redraw from the soft au. Going one by one

joined the navy in his mid-20s

16 years of marriage

a father of 2 girls

calm, but still have small anger issues

dilf best dad

retired adventurer

Father of two daughters, Meg(May) and Judy(June) and the devoted husband of Daisy Duck. Donald and Daisy have been happily married for 16 years.

Following Scrooge's advice, Donald joined the navy in his mid-20s and retired after 8 years of service. Following his retirement from both the navy and adventure, he attended anger management classes to help him work through the frustration and anger he had been bottling up for years.

Donald is living the best life has ever had. Not even his bad luck can stop him from being a happy man

clarklexlois

Today is Juneteenth an we’re still in pride month please consider donating to the Black Trans Travel Fund which helps provide support and safety to black trans women. I donated $25 if anyone wants to match my donation but any amount helps

Happy Juneteenth, everyone!

I want to be able to describe better what happened to me.

I don't think I describe poorly; but because I've been over it in my mind so many times, I feel as though I skip over details.

Like, I have the one to one in appearance, but in words it can be harder.

Cookie 12 doodle

Not as much art lately. Things are getting better largely for us in general and it's really shown with the lack of artwork I've had to make towards it.

Despite that fact, I've decided to bring up the issues and life experiences I've had relating to 'others' and unreality in general.

While the issues have definitely not been as persistent it has been such a large part of how I handle my emotions and my life.

And that makes it worth mentioning to my therapist.

I haven't spoken about it to anyone else except for you all on Tumblr, never to anyone in person.

And while I felt inclined to mention it to my parents, I never really felt I could or even should.

I'm probably going to write something out on how I can explain it, because while I've been through it in my mind multiple times I still feel as if I could be a lot clearer.

#cookie12 #my art #he has in interest in vintage mlp

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squirmydonnie

How it feels talking to my partner

#lol he is a furry #idk what I am. but I do have a fursona #so there's that

tani-b-art

The Juneteenth FLAG

THE STAR

For one, it represents Texas, the Lone Star State. It was in Galveston in 1865 where Union soldiers informed the country’s last remaining enslaved people that, under the Emancipation Proclamation issued two years earlier, they were free.

THE BURST

The bursting outline around the star is inspired by a nova, a term that astronomers use to mean a new star.

On the Juneteenth flag, this represents a new beginning for the Black Americans of Galveston and throughout the land.

THE ARC

The curve that extends across the width of the flag represents a new horizon: the opportunities and promise that lay ahead for Black Americans.

The red, white and blue represents the American flag, a reminder that slaves and their descendants were and are Americans.

June 19, 1865, represents the day that enslaved Black people in Galveston, Texas, became aware of the “ending of slavery” — two years after the Emancipation Proclamation.

[Ben Haith is the designer of the official flag]

squirmydonnie

Hi everyone

Juneteenth is this week on friday

Many believe Juneteenth is represented by the pan African flag, but this is not the case.

Juneteenth is focused on the end of slavery in the United States. Specifically in Texas who revived the message very late.

#my mom taught me and my brother to celebrate Juneteenth #otherwise we would have never known about it until probably last year as it popularized.

intersexfairy

im going to be sick. Mississippi police shot and killed a 1 year old baby boy. Kohen Wiley. he and his mother were just playing.

"someone ended it all before it could even start." - Carlos, Kohen's grandfather.

"Family say the aunt was driving the car and the mother was in the front passenger seat holding her child when the shooting happened."

a mother went to the grocery store with her 1 year old child and. the cops. murdered her baby boy. he was in her arms. in her arms. in her arms.

the cop who did this does not deserve to live. Kohen should still be alive. despicable. beyond words. there are no words anymore. the hatred of Black people is a plague on the world.

may Kohen's spirit find peace and be reborn to his mothers arms in another life. may his family grieve together in peace. fuck the colonial entity known as the United States.

please spread the word about the murder of this baby and the injuring of his family. if anyone can find the name of the officer, add it in a reblog please. same with the mother and aunt, and their current condition. i will update this post if i find it first.

#antiblackness #racism #police brutality #death tw #antiblack violence #hate crimes #police violence

I'm still scared of the dark downstairs in the living room

CW: Spoilers for The Amazing Digital Circus Finale

I am frustrated with those who immediately think because I and others decide to criticize Jax'd behavior it means we expect all trans people to be perfect.

It's just untrue. And in not saying some people aren't doing it. But saying it's everybody is unfair and unnecessary to get your point across.

The idea of it is not unbeknownst to me.

Some people think that if a trans character is not perfect, then they are a problem due to being a representation of those who are trans.

I don't believe that. But I do believe certain parts of Jax's character were handled poorly.

I do feel like consequences were few and far in-between.

I don't think the effects he/she had on other character was handled properly.

And that does affect my enjoyment of the character.

I feel like its also harmful to not give people a choice in the way the feel about a character just because they are a part of the gay/queer community. And that's not really fair.

I do think that many characters which are gay or trans are often more criticized than those who are not, but that does not all of a sudden mean criticism is not allowed.

It's honestly quite hurtful and frustrating to deal with. To be asked to see the complexity of a character and then been told that your analysation and understanding of a character is unnecessary and not worth it; to stop seeing what you see

I may remove reblog-ability