Not exactly my usual wing au, but I thought it was cool anyway. Lazy-ish draw-over that took me too long! :D
I think this pokemon's wings look like an Andean Condor.
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Not exactly my usual wing au, but I thought it was cool anyway. Lazy-ish draw-over that took me too long! :D
I think this pokemon's wings look like an Andean Condor.
Less texture and original photo below the cut!
seb mcr theory still holds up, foundations was released on thursday, parallel to seb unleashing his rhetoric skill and in time with the b spec car. mcr touring again and playing songs from conventional weapons will enable him to carry the team to multiple race wins and when they inevitably release a new album... just saying.... V for V for V..
Some people have had their brains rotted by the most bizarre online discussions about work and exploitation and that's how you have people talking about effort as if it's exploitation and a sign of masculinity or the idea of complete luxury communist automation of everything in human life where humans would do nothing
Let's rip the ban aid off and admit it's impossible to accomplish this without the exploitation of an underclass. We don't have that technology
Even if you only work 10 hours a week doing whatever, there is no utopia without effort and contribution and that's not abuse or exploitation
Vampire ray au where Jumin is also a vampire. I like the idea of them helping each other out with vamp stuff and becoming best buds
In the end, Saeran and Rika had ended up fighting for Saeran's freedom. It had been terrifying to watch, two people who she'd always seen a rather civilized going absolutely feral in the garden she'd come to love.
She'd looked away, unable to watch until she heard the sound of almost maniacal laughter coming from Saeran. She looked up to see a body in a black dress lying on the ground and blonde hair lying about 50 feet away from it with Saean sitting next it, head tilted to the sky. He'd won.
"Saeran?" She said softly, starting to walk towards him.
"I killed her." He breathed out, turning his head to look at her, eyes blazing gold, but frighteningly blank. "Heh. I killed her. Hahahahaha-"
He was cut off suddenly by the appearance of someone she hadn't expected. Jumin suddenly was on the ground next the them, grabbing Saeran by the back of his head and pressing it into his bare arm.
"Drink." Jumin growled out, and it sent a shiver down her spine before she realized what he had said.
"It'll make him sick! He can only drink from his bonded!" Jumin's now golden eyes glanced over at her, scanning over her for a minute before paying attention to Saeran again.
"That complicates things a bit, but he needs this." Jumin said, flinching when Saeran finally bit down. "Gentle." He hissed out.
"What's going on?" She finally managed to ask, kneeling at both of their sides. She vaguely remembered that they had mentioned that Jumin's intelligence department had been planning a raid, but she didn't realize it'd be so soon.
"It can be traumatic for a young vampire to kill their sire. I'm creating an artificial bond so he doesn't lose his mind." Jumin said, gently petting Saeran on the back of the head.
"He said that he's been a vampire his entire life though." She said in confusion.
"The elixir created false memories." Jumin said plainly. She nodded, unsure if his explanation was solid, but unsure of what else she could say. She glanced over to the blonde hair, remembering who it had once been.
"Are you okay?" She asked Jumin.
"As well as I can be." Jumin said, staring solidly at Saeran, whose feeding was slowing.
"You're a vampire too?" She asked softly.
"So are V and Luciel. I changed V, and he changed Rika and Luciel."
"And she changed Saeran." She said softly. Jumin nodded.
"Which makes it easier to replace the bond. Which incidentally, includes you now." He said softly, and she felt a rush of guilt.
"That was from you." She said with a gasp.
"And that's the complication." Jumin said. She looked at him blankly. Complication indeed. Saeran finally made a weak noise, and seemingly fell asleep.
"Is he going to be okay?" She asked.
"In time." Jumin said, and then glanced over to her. "And you will both have me now as well."
Her normal had changed so much in the past week. The fact that it was changing now didn't bother her as much as it should have. She simply nodded, feeling the emotions from the two men in front of her. They'd make it.
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Black women in West should learn more about global female poverty and how women in the global south live
Our experiences are unique but a lot of it stems from misogyny and generational poverty. Start to pay attention to the woman part of being a Black woman cause I think the way many approach things, can make us feel more isolated than necessary or recognising something was misogyny in the first place
It's very strange listening to Black women talk about our experiences and talk about being a Black woman but never seriously take on misogyny beyond how our womanhood is othered. Reject narratives that implies our experiences aren't misogyny beyond the racist caricatures of Black women and femininity. Resist only talking about your experience as a woman in comparison to " this doesn't happen to other women" whether you're right or wrong in that instance, it's not helpful to overdo this given our stereotypes, as it implies its non- misogyny, especially because, it's not happening to our Black male counterparts and it's because they aren't women and we are. Misogyny isn't picky with how it degrades women.
Sometimes, when something happens, one oppression is playing more of a hand than another and sometimes its hard to say #intersectionality. We don't have to pretend being Black and being woman means every experience of oppression is split 50/50 and I think that's what most do
something something nathan fielder something something ,,, learning to live as a human but always missing and always being an outsider,,,, something something connor from dbh