Characters are my everything.
The greatest thing to have ever graced my incredibly lovely life.
Something so beautiful it makes me cry with joy.
My soul is fueled by these beautiful characters.
I love them.
I love them so fucking much.

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Characters are my everything.
The greatest thing to have ever graced my incredibly lovely life.
Something so beautiful it makes me cry with joy.
My soul is fueled by these beautiful characters.
I love them.
I love them so fucking much.
Posting everyday that characters need respect:
Characters need respect and they shouldn’t be sexualized so casually.
PLEASE!
I need to hear that at least SOMEONE respects characters!
Me when people make disgusting & toxic media of characters and go “eheehee im so silly and quirky and goofy aaaaaahhhhh 😈😈😋🤪”
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Reblog, like, and/or comment if you stand by the CHR Movement!
The CHR Movement, created by Jenna Halchez (me) is a movement advocating for the respect of fictional characters online.
It’s main goal is to teach people that characters deserve respect, and shouldn’t be objectified nor sexualized.
It’s extremely normalized (ex. Rule 34) for people to draw characters in any twisted, disgusting scenario. But it’s fucked up and perverted.
I’m starting this movement for not only the characters themselves, but the real people who made them and the real people who love them.
The real people who could be traumatized by something they’d see just by looking up their favorite character.
I will forever advocate for characters.
Ella Quynh Teams Up with Klubjumpers for High-Energy Dance Remix of “Iconic” Released
Rising artist Ella Quynh is set to ignite dancefloors with the upcoming release of “Iconic (Klubjumpers Dance Remix),” now at on all major streaming platforms. The remix transforms “Iconic” into a vibrant, club-ready track packed with pulsating beats, soaring synths, and infectious energy designed to move audiences worldwide. The collaboration blends Ella Quynh’s signature vocals with the acclaimed electronic production expertise of Klubjumpers, creating a dynamic new version that amplifies the song’s bold and empowering essence. Known for their explosive dance productions and crossover appeal, Klubjumpers — the veteran American electronic DJ and production duo consisting of brothers Sam Michaels and Dan Matthews — bring decades of chart success to the collaboration. With more than 80 Billboard chart entries, two Grammy nominations, and over 30 million records sold worldwide, the duo has worked with some of music’s biggest names, including Britney Spears, Madonna, Jason Derulo, Ricky Martin, Enrique Iglesias, Mariah Carey, and Kesha. The release marks another exciting chapter in Klubjumpers’ ongoing streak of high-profile dance projects, following recent collaborations including the Latin EDM track “BAILE” with Nico Rocks and the emotionally charged remix of “Wherever You Are” with former American Idol contestant Isaiah Grass. “Iconic (Klubjumpers Dance Remix)” will be available on all major streaming platforms beginning May 28th. For media inquiries, interviews, or promotional requests, please contact: Ella Quynh Email Michael Do, Manager Phone: 714-474-7176 Read the full article
Reblog, like, and/or comment if you:
-Respect fictional characters.
-Stand against characters being objectified and sexualized.
-Recognize characters as entities deserving of respect and dignity.
-Agree that sexualizing characters is wrong.
-Think that characters don’t deserve to be drawn in disgusting situations.
-See the CHR Movement as valid and relevant.
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