#theme: work

[militantcoining]

Customer Designated Gender (CDG) - A gender term for when your gender is whatever the customer decides you are when at work, because who gives a shit what gender you are at work, because you sure as hell don’t.

Can be used as a gender system if wished (but isn’t intended as such), set up such as:

Customer Designated [x] (CD[x]) - A gender term for when the customer primarily/always decides you’re [x] while at work, because who gives a shit if you're [x] while at work, you sure as hell don't.

If this term already exists, just consider this an alt or whatever.

Tagging - @radiomogai

[emduo-bah]

☕️ Instant Coffee + Faceclaim - Introject

Philza Minecraft

Name:

Philza, Phil, Philipe, Zaza, Zander

Pronouns:

He/Him, Wing/Wings, Hy/Hym

Gender:

Male, Dadgender, MaleWifeGender, Caregender

Roles:

Front, Caregiver, Work Fronter, Job Holder, Job Worker

Comfort Aesthetic:

Cottagecore, Birds, Nests, Blanket Forts, Comfy Clothes, Work Attire

Faceclaim:

[softestpeony]

beyoncè- 6 inch / beyoncé- formation / quotes 3-4 from lorde- still sane / fka twigs- mary magdalene / iggy azalea- work / kate bush- the big sky / nadia tueni, t.r by elaine gardiner, from women of the fertile crescent: an anthology of modern arabic poetry by arab women; inventory

Running up the hill

[learning-k0rean]

면허

[myeon·heo]

(noun) license, permit

[amber474]

Theme: Work

@dbh-found-family

Finally did something for one of this week’s themes ^_^

[amber474]

DBH: Found Family theme “work”

@dbh-found-family​

Hank: (showing Connor off at work the way a parent would when something cool happened in private) Go ahead, kid! Show ‘em how much of a BAMF you are, like when you caught that fleeing suspect!

Connor:

[seasunandstar]

Vermin

"What do you want to be when you grow up?" What child cries out, ‘An exterminator!’? One diligent student in Mrs. Taylor’s class will get an ant farm for Christmas, but he’ll not see industry; he’ll see dither. "The ant sets an example for us all," wrote Max Beerbohm, a master of dawdle, "but it is not a good one." These children don’t hope to outlast the doldrums of school only to heft great weights and work in squads and die for their queen. Well, neither did we. And we knew what we didn’t want to be: the ones we looked down on, the lambs of God, blander than snow and slow to be cruel.

-- William Matthews, from The New Yorker