melric propaganda in tallinn done !! I hope people like and recognise it <3<3
(Also amazing work on making the og art by mel)

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melric propaganda in tallinn done !! I hope people like and recognise it <3<3
(Also amazing work on making the og art by mel)
flag id: a flag with 5 stripes, which are dark brown, dull brown, warm grey, light warm grey, and white. end id.
banner id: a 1600x200 teal banner with the words ‘please read my dni before interacting. those on my / dni may still use my terms, so do not recoin them.’ in large white text in the center. the text takes up two lines, split at the slash. end id.
heteronine: the quality of genders/presentations/etc. that are subject to something outside of the user. heteronine genders/presentation/etc. are not self-defined, self-determined, or otherwise governed by the one experiencing them. they can be influenced by anything external to the user.
[pt: heteronine: the quality of genders/presentations/etc. that are subject to something outside of the user. heteronine genders/presentation/etc. are not self-defined, self-determined, or otherwise governed by the one experiencing them. they can be influenced by anything external to the user. end pt]
for anon! this is a heteronomous version of autonine; the two terms are essentially opposites.
i formatted the flag the same as the five-stripe autonine flag and went with a warm palette, opposite of the autonine flag. grey represents conformant influences like the social construct of gender and brown represents nonconformant influences.
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The paperback edition of Splinter of the Mind's Eye was published on April 1, 1978 (the hardcover edition was released in March). Before Star Wars, later redubbed Star Wars Episode IV A New Hope, became a block buster, there was wide spread belief that the movie would not be a box office success. With this in mind, Star Wars creator George Lucas tasked novelist Alan Dean Foster, who ghost wrote the novelization of Star Wars From the Adventures of Luke Skywalker, to come up with a book that could be used as the basis for a low budget sequel. To that end, the story took place almost entirely on one planet, starred only Luke, Leia, C3PO, and R2D2 (with Vader making a brief appearance at the end), and a limited cast in general. By the time the book came out, Star Wars was a massive hit breaking box office records so it did not become the basis for a sequel. It still became a best seller and joined the Marvel Comics series and newspaper strip series as the earliest form of the Star Wars Expanded Universe and the first book to fit that capacity. Besides reprints it was also adapted as an audiobook and a graphic novel (Terry Austin and Chris Sprouse). The original cover was done by Ralph McQuarrie, who was the famous Star Wars artist who formed most of the look of the Star Wars universe. ("Splinter of the Mind's Eye", Star Wars Book Event)
Building off your other ask. If all the Mame tops and bottoms went head to head who would get their ass kicked the worst?
(One of my first thoughts was Rain but I think he is a surprisingly vicious kitten behind that walnut brain)
Oh god... that's so hard.
Hin can take a hell of a lot of physical violence before he breaks.
Khom really only loses the fight to Jun because Jun outed him to the island and the fear froze him, he was winning before that.
Phukan has his running bitchslap.
Plerng... You could take him out by throwing a dildo into the ring and he'd get distracted BUT he's also a hell of a fighter.
Rain has the Heel of Death he uses to crush dicks.
Sky we never actually see choose violence, but he totally looks like he can throw hands.
Tongrak just pulls out a shiv and stabs someone.
I'm going to say Paint, for 2 reasons:
In Love Director, you never see him fight with anything but his words.
At some point it'd occur to him that he gets REALLY good hurt/comfort sex every time someone bullies him, so he'd walk into a fist just to get a bruise for Aphros to kiss and make better.
14- HEEN
Howl's Moving Castle - 2004
Studio Ghibli
by Hayao Miyazaki
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