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[the-diamond-command]

Hopefully this one works.

This is Pink Taaffeite.

They are rare elites in charge of overseeing diamond colonies. They go to each of their diamond's colonies to oversee production and making sure gems are honoring the rules. You never know when one might show up. They are given to each diamond after their first colony is successful. Taaffeites personalities usually mirror the diamonds they are made for however, only their positive traits. They aren't combat gems but, are given body guards to protect them.

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Oh my~! She looks so distinguished~! What a lovely gem, she is more than welcome in my beloved court~

We’re making our way through all of these submissions! Keep submitting your gems and we’ll draw them in our style and post them!

submitted by @knowyourhero

drawn by @rhodochrosite-love

[drawbauchery]

Eating breakfast with your husband ^^ (Sorry if it looks bad, I can only use an app on my phone ^^;)

(knowyourhero)

[prpls-drpls]

Hi! Can I draw one of your ocs? Sorry if this is out of no where, I've been in a drawing mood for a while ^^;

yeah!! yall can always draw my OCs you dont even have to ask lmao

[fr3aky-fand0ms]

If you ever wanna just, talk about hero 108 and Aus just drop in my messages. Sincerely, a fellow highroller fan

Provided that Tumblr doesn’t collapse in on itself, I’d love too

[anime-lover-mooncake]

Some more gem girlfriends for the soul Moonstone (the small one) belongs to me while Aquamarine belongs to @knowyourhero

[smugxscientific]

I really love Calcite’s design so, I made a pearl for her! ^^ I hope you like her.

//Oh! She's very cute! Thank you so much!

[hipnopolis]

knowyourhero ha reblogueado tu publicación:peritian: puublack: yoonbum-indrag: Unpopular...

What is Latinx?

It’s an attempt to make Spanish gender neutral. The idea is to say “-x” instead of “-o” (masculine) or “-a” (feminine). So instead of chico (boy) or chica (girl), you’re supposed to say “chicx” for the sake of “language equality”. And while I’m personally okay with the idea of gender neutral terms, the biggest flaw in “-x” is that it’s impossible to pronounce in common, day-to-day speech and it feels really shoehorned. In addition to this, some people are not okay with Americans deciding how the rest of the languages of the world should be like according to their views (me neither).

Peritian from the latinx post had a good suggestion I support, creating a gender neutral ending/pronoun with a vowel thus making it actually, you know, pronounceable. So far there is no official stance on this because we did not need a gender-neutral ending/pronoun so far (languages evolve differently, etc). However, times change, so who knows if we’ll need to incorporate a gender neutral pronoun for non-binary people in the future.

[gemsona-hq]

((I'm a little confused about the monthly prompt thing. ^^; this is my first time trying to do this. So, do I post a drawing and tag you? Or do I submit it to you? Also, is it okay to do multiples or should I only do one selection of the prompt?))

The Monthly Gemsona Prompts exist to give people fun exercises they can do with their gemsonas, and they can be completed in any format. Art, stories, animation, music, they’re all good! Do whatever feels most comfortable, just have fun with it.

To have your monthly prompt post reblogged here, be sure to tag your post as #Gemsona (Month) Prompt within the first five tags of your post, otherwise it won’t show up in the search. For example, this month’s prompts should be tagged as #Gemsona July Prompt. When we reblog them, we put them in our #(Month) Prompt Art (Year) tag so people can see all the cool stuff people did for that month’s prompts. All past prompt responses are cataloged on our “Past Prompt” page. 

You can do as many prompts as you’d like! You can even do a prompt more than once if you come up with a better idea later. We don’t look at our “@”s or the “Gemsona HQ” tag because it’s much more efficient to just look at the gemsona / monthly tag so I don’t accidentally queue a post more than once (or miss it, thinking I’ve already scheduled it).