#wizardshark

[egberts]

Are your cats gay

dude, they're brothers

[ur--ghostgirl]

It's cum in her pussy Sunday!!

we should celebrate !!

[duraraross]

Consider lesbians. Consider women. Then, consider: girls. Good luck outr there.

HELL YEAH BROTHER

[omlette-prince-of-denmark]

MILORD THE COMMONERS DEMAND OMELETTES

Let them have pancakes

[ilex-occulta]

Builds a nest in your ask box and it specifically blocks the ventilation

fuuuuuuuck thats what i get for leaving my ask box open during magical shark nesting season.......

[bingergrave]

Love?? Wins????

[deer-butch]

Stay safe brother it's hunting season

omg this got so lost in my inbox thank you asldjfh

as you can see, i am clever and nimble so i've made i- i am pummeled in my center of mass by buckshot

[blood-starved-beast]

Hey I saw you read Wexler Shadow campaign so I actually got a Q for you. It has a like "actual" main character who spends most of the time as the POV right? I know there IS some gay shit in there but like, how much?? Is there a sapphic pov? I wanna read it bad but I'm too gay for the straight shit

the Sapphic POV is Winter Ihernglass tactician extraordinaire who is disguises herself as a man to get into the army and hide away from the abusive orphanage she grew up in. She does a great job of hiding her identity for the most part by virtue of being extremely introverted and butch. She's basically the main hero of the story though she is one of three POVs (another is a guy and the third is not introduced until the second book, and she is the man's love interest).

Winter has the most complex romantic relationships (yes) in the books I'd say. One thing that stuck out to me compared to other books is how very much gay she is. Not to an obnoxious or fetishistic degree but you can tell you are reading a lesbian's POV, something I think Wexler does a better job of here and maybe even better than some other authors. Which is fun contrast to the straight POVs.