#{{muse speaks}}

[octavinelleresident]

Design's cool but it's got to grown on me. What do you think?

I'm not badonkers over it,yet

[scartonic]

rattles the bars of my cage

[askkrathotelsmaid]

I know it might be silly to ask but,if any of you got a reddit account.

Could you please,at least,give the credit?

Since it's my art?

Nothing against it being re-shared around. I'd just like to be credited.

[ringmaster-midori]

My mun needs to let me out more! I'm feelin' cooped up!

[slobby-cartoon-anime-girls]

“Y’all better watch out, I’m kn a very mischievous prankster mood today”

[thekorairpaccount]

“So according to “Florian”, there are some alternate universes where beings like me, the denizens of the Hallowed Tera, are ‘imaginations made flesh’, Quite strange. I wonder if these other beasts are like me in any way.”

[chequerootlurks]

We all know the results of the election, and the events that happened on Martin Luther King Jr Day.

I acknowledge this. I cannot say “not my President” unless somehow I change my citizenship. I am not interested in doing such. He won the popular vote. I don’t like it, but it’s still better than the Electoral College.

The number of people who didn’t vote at all outnumbered the votes for any candidate.

This concerns me.

I wonder why so many people chose not to vote.

Voting, whether for a candidate I don’t personally like, or even for a 3rd party is still more important in my eyes, than not voting at all.

The apathy of not voting concerns me.

The same apathy that doesn’t value art, or music, and would pawn of writing emails on AI.

I understand how one can feel like things don’t matter… but it always matters!

Voting is one of our most sacred rights as United States Citizens!

So please, be active, be attentive, vote! Do it local, do it national, but be part of the system we fought to have!

Will it mean the candidate you like wins? Not necessarily. Not any more than taking your pet to the vet for annual checkup guarantees he will never get sick, or that having home insurance means you’ll never have a housefire.

Life will never be 100% in anyone’s favor… nor will it be 100% against them.

Taking Buffy to the vet annually means they might catch an illness in time, and get him on meds to keep his life good.

Homeowner insurance won’t replace the belongings memories lost in a housefire, but it can help one get back on their feet.

Voting is like that.

It’s not a magic bullet. It’s a personal step. A foot forward. An active choice to say “I’m not gonna sit on my ass and do nothing.”

Even if one never gets involved in advocacy for a cause, never writes a letter, calls a congressperson, or joins a march, it’s still important to vote!

A vote says “I care.”

Whether one cares a little, or a lot, that is -always!- better than indifference.

[abybweisse]

How often has Undertaker been mistaken for any type of woman?