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[Image Description: 6 images, the first image is Barnaby's character art from the waist up. He is smiling smugly. In the bottom middle of the image, there is part of a Tumblr post by mime-rodeo that reads "give me ace characters who are unabashedly sexy and flirtatious.". The second image is of Egbert smiling in a church. In the bottom middle of the image is the next part of the Tumblr post that reads "give me aro characters who are emotional and clingy.". The third image is of Merilwen leaning back to look up and smile I front of a snowy tree background. In the top left corner of the image, there is the next part of the Tumblr post that reads "give me bi characters who can't even make eye contact with anyone, let alone flirt with them.". The fourth image is of Prudence smiling menacingly/mischievously in front of a snowy tree background. In the bottom right of the image, there is the next part of the Tumblr post that reads "give me pan characters who are deadpan (haha get it) and have black cat energy.". The fifth image is of Lilith in some promotional art. She has an open book in one hand and is looking to the camera. In the bottom middle of the image, there is the next part of the Tumblr post that reads "give me non-binary characters who dress completely femme or masc, who don't "look non-binary".". The sixth image is of Delacy smiling and looking to the left. In the bottom middle of the image, there is the last part of the Tumblr post that reads "give me trans characters who don't completely pass as their gender but are still respected and not the butt of a joke.
fuck the stereotypes, give me more variety in queer representation.". End Image Description.]