I made my world map, practicing with a new brush...
Charas favs
seen from Yemen
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seen from United States
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seen from Brazil
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I made my world map, practicing with a new brush...
Charas favs
La Voz de Amunet - Victoria Álvarez; aesthetic.
I'm so ridiculous and geeky that to play Tekken Ball, I made beach outfits 😅
And Dragunov and Claudio already needed a tan
Bonus:
Some ocs doodles :
Daniel
Saheen
And chibi Lisbet ! (Look at her tqjtsktzjtsk)
With a new story a little longer than the latest, I introduce you to Saheen. Actually, his name was Shamar and I forgot it so I renamed him Saheen. I preferred the latter so it stayed.
He's a young Egyptian living in Belgium (although he regularly returns to his country, where his whole family lives). He's promised to the daughter of a rich Egyptian family with whom his parents have certain agreements. Only one problem: Saheen is gay. Knowing his duties, he had always ignored this fact, thinking in all cases that a life where he could live openly his homosexuality was forever forbidden to him.
But the more time passed, the closer he came to his majority, and the more this secret, which he at first refused to accept, became heavy to carry for him. So he gathered all his courage and decided to tell the truth to his family. He unfortunately didn't have time to do it; while Saheen had gone on a journey, they died in an unexplained way. Only Saheen and those present at the time of the tragedy know the truth.
The fact is that now his parents being dead, Saheen, never being honest with them, was terribly angry. And he was even more sad not to be able to honor his duty to them. Indeed, he explained to the family in question (with which his parents had agreements) that he could not keep the promise that his parents had made to them because he was homosexual.
To this, they told him that more than "colleagues" they were friends with his parents and that they didn't angry against Saheen, who was incredibly reassured by such a comprehensive response. Better still, they even found a compromise, a means that the agreement would be maintained while respecting Saheen's wishes. They decided to marry him not to their daughter but ... to their eldest son!
Yes, these people had taken Saheen's wishes into account, but not even that of their own son, perfectly straight. Saheen, at first delighted, had no idea of the ordeal that is was for his future husband. His parents had stolen his life and it was him, Saheen, the answerable.
He was still far from suspecting it, but Saheen was about to live a terrible life with a violent and frustrated husband.
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