Aug 30, 2022
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i need someone goofy funny silly bonkers to tell me exactly what to write on these notes gandhi is pulling out of abes bag
I reallllyyyy wanna know what was in that note jsnsns
I’m just-
I have no words.
Pray for me & my WWDCTR tomorrow.
I just (finally SORRY) read chapter 13 of Three and your sentences are perfection, thank you for writing. <3
i mean..its only been up since sunday so you’re not all that behind lolol but ahhhhfdksajgdadfkslAFSL THANK YOU FOR READING IT AT ALL!
and im so so so happy you liked this chapter!! AHh ♥
Photo by Alex Santiago
Alright folks.
Lemme tell you about Iden Versio.
A long time ago, like sometime last year, the first reveal trailer for Star Wars: Battlefront II came out. And I was all like, that’s cool, I love video games, and I’m a huge Star Wars nerd always looking for another cool Star Wars cosplay to add to the roster, so let’s check it out.
And right off the graphics are gorgeous, and I love the vibe, and then these super cool TIE pilot-like characters come on screen, and they’re Special Forces, and I’m thinking, OK, this might be the second Imperial armor set I possibly consider (was already looking at a shoretrooper rig, but whatevs).
But then...then one of the characters takes her helmet off. And it’s a woman. With darker skin and dark eyes and dark hair. And I have zero idea how to explain to you the shock and thrill I felt at seeing her face for the first time. Immediately, I said “I’m cosplaying her” out loud and made a promise to myself do so.
Every time I wear this costume, I feel so happy. I can’t explain it. Some people think having diverse representation in the media we consume is silly and too “politically correct,” that people can be “colorblind.” And while I 100% agree cosplay is for everyone, and you should cosplay characters that you love regardless of race or gender, there’s something empowering about being able to cosplay a character you look like. It’s magical and amazing.
And I just wanted to share that with y’all.
Along with these awesome photos from an awesome photographer. :)
