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[riverzwrld]

marijuana tw i think?

5 hours later 💪💥 bro be hotboxin

ik i said itd be a few days but i had sudden motivation 👍

app used: ibis paint x

background and couch from pinterest

image of spongewonk was a filter on snap ft

oki gnight 🤸‍♀️

[eyesofsteelandsky]

FFxivWrite 2021 Prompt 6: Avatar

"Look! Look at what we made at Poppaw’s house!”

Khoda came running up to the sea wolf in her home office as they were getting dropped back off from a stay at the woman’s parents. A giggling two year old followed swiftly behind the young girl while the twins were being passed off to Sana in the living area. Normally she made a point of finishing out an entry when someone wanted her attention in the middle of paperwork, but for the kids the quill always got set back into the well immediately. “Well c’mon then, lemme me see what you made!”

The miqo’te girl set a small tray on the pale woman’s desk, careful not to land directly on the wet ink. “Look! Here’s you and momma!” Khoda pointed out the first two in a line of cookies, made in a vague shape of each person and then decorated with icing and little candies for details like eyes. The more detailed ones certainly looked to have been made by the youth explaining things, stealing a glance ahead definitely revealed that Alvin had been ‘helping’ in the process too. “This is me and Terbie! I know she doesn’t live with  us but we did Mede with Alvin so I wanted her with me too! They’re right here. Poppaw showed us how to do the whole thing, and he only helped a little bit with the stirring and putting things in the oven! He one out of Memaw so we could see. Alvin helped too.”

His help looked to be making the curly hair for the younger set of twins, which included a bunch of squiggles over their face. “And these are the babies! That’s where Alvin helped and.. wait. Where is that one’s tail?”

Almost immediately there was a giggle from the doorway, and a frosting-faced geck’to once again performing his victory dance.

[bambitaughtme]

[rapeculturerealities]

This gay teen lost his asylum appeal & will be sent back to Iran where ‘they will execute me’

A gay teen from Iran was told he has three weeks to leave Sweden after his asylum claim was rejected. Mehdi Shokr Khoda, 19, is Christian and said that he fears for his life if he is forced to go back to Iran.

“I cannot live open as a gay in Iran,” Khoda told Gay Star News. “They won’t understand something about you. They will just kill you first.”

Last year, the Migration Board in Sweden rejected Khoda’s asylum claim, saying that he there wasn’t enough evidence that he is gay and Christian.

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[leyliedelha]

this is the kind of Friend You are― without making me realize my soul's anguished history, You slip into my house at night, and while I am sleeping, You silently carry off all my suffering and sordid past in your beautiful hands. - Hafez

[hoodzies]

thinking 💭 🧠 ‘bout this

[rosecoloredsmiles]

& even on my worst days, I have my kids

[animenostalgia]

The Anime Nostalgia Podcast - Ep 53

This month’s episode, I’m joined by Khoda (aka @80sanime!) to talk about one of our favorite lesser-known anime films: Goshogun: The Time Etranger (also released here previously as Time Stranger). Listen as Khoda shares her anime origin story with me, we muse over 80s power ballads, and we both try to convince you all to watch this under-appreciated gem.

Stream the episode above or [Direct Download] You can also subscribe on itunes!

Relevant links:

Buy Time Etranger on Bluray & DVD

Follow Khoda on Twitter & Tumblr

Check out Khoda’s blog

Justin Sevakis’ Buried Treasure article on Time Etranger from ‘07

Support the work I do on this podcast by leaving me a tip on Ko-fi! Want to have your name read in the special thanks segment on the next episode? All you need to do is leave me 2 or more “coffees” on Ko-fi!

You might have noticed this episode had a sponsor as well! Check out Avane Shop for vintage toys, anime, games & collectables!

As always, feel free to leave me your thoughts on this episode or ideas for future episodes here—or email me directly at [email protected].

Thanks for listening!