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Dipper the clingy twin when they were babies and would cry when is away with Mabel for too long(give him back his sister!)
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Do you have any nieces/nephews/niblings?
yes, one
yes, multiple
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My mother bought a kids book called Froggy Girl,
Which is a not even remotely veiled anti-trans allegory, where a girl wants to be a frog and tries to be one. Everyone (except the frogs) is really supportive of her, giving her different clothes, food, and a flag thatâs the trans flag but green, so she canât admit she was wrong. She winds up talking to a wise turtle and he tells her that she canât escape who she is, so she goes back to being a girl.
Itâs badly written, incredibly obvious propaganda, and it doesnât even make sense. If itâs okay for her to âbecome a frogâ why wouldnât her parents be okay with her âbecoming a humanâ again? Because that doesnât fit the authorâs narrative that parents are forcing their children to be transgender.
Reading this book to my niece really hurt, because while I already know how my mom feels about me and trans people as a whole, I didnât know she would be trying to turn my niblings against me already. At the very least, âprotectingâ them from becoming like me. I know she doesnât understand me, but itâs hard to see her trying to act like she understands me better than I do. Anyway, donât buy this book and stop making propaganda for children.
I've just realised I have a bunch of doodles left from the last year's inktober, moomin-themed mostly: a young Joxter, Groke spooking Sniff, Little My with some creep, and a nibling from the original comic strips
I got told to draw Ford and Mabel bonding. They're adorable.