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this fandom is so ableist towards characters with autistic traits and other disabilities I fear
Goob is "minor coded", vee is "emotionless", flutter is quite literally dehumanised and they make razzle and dazzle fall into ableist tropes about conjoined twins.
We cannot win at all 💔
this is every fandom too i cant ever escape
-mother
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Please do not be mean to my moth-er.
If y'all thought I was done with moths-
YOU WERE MISTAKEN
Cuz I'm working on keychains for them
Some new folks are coming to btb coming next year
From what I've read on Crytoon, I'm already in love with him, his design is a little..
Meh for me personally but hey I can redesign him,other than that Gargoyle of Gotham is looking like it's gonna be A M A Z I N G and I'm so excited to read it
(might have to get a certain @gay-trashcan-cat to help me with adapting a rubber hose inspired villian👀)
As for the virgin and moth-er
I don't know enough about the virgin yet to work with and with moth-er I might mix him with killer moth, who knows
You can’t spell mother without spelling moth
Gyspy Moth female (European Gypsy Moth, North American Gypsy Moth) Lymantria dispar dispar Moth-mother and her clutch of eggs under wing. Lymantria is Latin for destroyer; a fitting name for a creature considered to be one of the most destructive adversaries against hardwood trees in the eastern United States. The gypsy moth is a vagabond of Eurasian origin that arrived in the United States in the year 1869. Étienne Léopold Trouvelot, a French astronomer, artist, and amateur entomologist imported the gypsy moth to Medford, Massachusetts -- an attempt to breed the prolific destroyers with silkworms, thus bolstering the silk industry with innovation; alas, he was an amateur in the field of entomology and is primarily known for this folly, above all else. After the Lymantria dispar dispar diaspora that he commandeered, he spent the remainder of his life studying the stars.
