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It's Wednesday weird day

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Guys, guys, guys, guys, guys, guys

I have been waiting so long for this! We got a package today and guess who was in it!

It's ink! I've been on the edge of my seat waiting for the package to arrive. It all looks amazing!

Our puppy Rue seems to like it too lol

I've been blown away by the quality of everything! To be honest, I tried to keep my expectations low, but everything's sturdy and well handled!

(gotta find some more pics to hang lol)

Can we just talk about all the little details for a sec too?

The "multiverse mail" made me laugh. Its just incredible to me how much thought was put into everything!

And of course, who wouldn't but him on their sketchbook? I still got the emotion stickers, but I'm waiting to but them on other things since they're too big

@comyet you've done absolutely amazing! Thank you so much! This little guy has got me through a lot of rough times and I'm just so glad I was able to get some stuff and support you along the way! I hope everything's going well on your end, you've certainly made my day <3

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To all people who laugh at their own jokes: ily

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Heyy so its pan visibility day, (and I totally didnt forget it was today) and I wanted to talk about how I found out I was pan for fun!

I think everyone hits that age when they start to think about sexuality, and for some, it becomes a deeply panicking thing. I was that some.

Ive grown up in a Christian, transphobic, and deeply homophobic household. I still am Christian myself, but for a portion of my adventure to discovering sexuality, it really overwhelmed me. I thought I was a bad person for not seeming to care about gender. I was taught it was so important, but I couldnt get myself to care.

I went through many phases, from totally straight, to lesbian, to aroace, to bisexual, to a mess of identity. Through out all of those I kept seeing a specific word come up.

Pansexual.

I looked into it and scoffed at first cause 'they really made a sexuality for that?'. I had forgot not everyone's attraction comes and presents the same way.

I would keep running away from the nine (9) lettered word for a year or so, before having it smack me in the face while researching sexualities for a story I had been working on.

Finally I listened and became terrified for a month or more. The word seemed so scary back then. It felt so out of place. Not normal.

After enough thinking on it, I decided to look into it more, wanting to understand better.

There I found the community. The sweet, welcoming community. I listened to others stories and felt right at home. I no longer had to be confused or scared. It was normal. Or at least, as much as the world will let it be.

So, I hope for all the new found pans, long discovered pans, fearful or hurt pans, and yet to know pans, a very, very,

Happy pan visibility day!

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@blank-canvas-system HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! WOOOOO 🎂

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We're going to take a break for a few day

It's the holidays anyway and we need to get some mental stuff straightened out. We have reblogs and probably a few posts queued, but just wanted to let you guys know we aren't ignoring you

We should be back in a few days, probably by the end of the week. Thank you guys for all the love though, you never fail to make our day :]

See you in a few days! And happy holidays! 💫

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Love how I've been trying to scrap up any motivation to finish our pinned post and yet sat down and made a carrd in three hours

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Okay but having did is annoying 80% of the time. Why do people think its so "cool and quirky uwu"?? Half of our day consists of scrolling past something you've already seen when someone demands they scroll back so they can see it too