Just a Bunny

[glowsticks-and-jesus-deactivate]

[thewildangora]

You know, when I was 5 years old, I was thinking about whether Princess Peach would come to my house. Not whether I was a She/her or a they/them.

[palaeosinensis]

Alrighty after months of work, a lot of setbacks, and some breakneck effort the RABBIT MASK PATTERN IS FINISHED AND AVAILABLE! https://www.paleopanthera.com/masks/rabbit-low-poly-mask-pattern My patterns are designed for cardboard but play nice with EVA foam and occasionally leather. There was an immense effort put into this one to make precise fitting edges, minimal parts, accommodate glasses, and clear instructions. I even illustrated the angles certain edges use as an upgrade on previous patterns. And now. For this week. A well earned break from mask work. The next one will likely be either the raven skull instructions or a redo of an older pattern.

[artofrenee]

Gods Gallery of Fame

I was wondering lately, what if God kept every artwork made by us and hangs it up in his own gallery of fame? And perhaps will show it to us later in heaven? Who knows, wouldn't that be amazing?🥰 Just a random thought of me when i was drawing and it stuck with me, so I thought I make a little comic page of it, but it became 2 instead. 😂

@kuroshironekoserver

[whydidisavethistomyphone]

The clowns are turning the palace into a circus

[tomicscomics]

07/10/2025

"Neighbor"? More like "Nay, bore!"

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JOKE-OGRAPHY: 1. In this Bible story, Jesus is confronted by a scribe, and the two discuss the two greatest commandments, which all the moral laws boil down to: first, to love God above all else, and second, to love your neighbor as yourself. The scribe then asks Jesus who counts as his neighbor, and Jesus tells the famous story of the Good Samaritan, illustrating that our "neighbors" are everyone we meet (read: "the real neighbors were the friends we made along the way"). 2. In this cartoon, when the scribe asks about who counts as one's neighbor, he goes into a very technical breakdown of the word "neighbor," slowly going through a breakdown of his own as he illustrates how loose the definition can get, depending on who you ask. He ends by complaining that, by some accounts, the definition of "neighbor" is so loose that it risks including EVERYONE. At this, Jesus smirks, because that's exactly the moral of the story He's about to tell.

[ppastelitos]

[uroko]

Kawanobori Rice Terraces, Miyazaki // 川登棚田郡

[crystalcaltrops]

I don't really like hares / jackrabbits being labelled as "Crack rabbits" because they're more like "Thousand-yard stare" rabbits that just witnessed their whole battalion get blasted into smithereens and they were the only survivor

[p0cketw0tch]

jackrabbits pt 3

[thewildangora]

I assume this was the reference image?

[ravings-of-a-mad-scientist]

Jackrabbits are not rabbits

Rabbits and hares are different genuses. It's not really accurate to call a jackrabbit a rabbit as they are hares. 

They're called that because early American settlers thought jackrabbits looked kinda like a European rabbit with a jackass's (donkey's) ears.

In reality, it was they who were the jackasses for confusing north American lagomorph nomenclature. Also for all the colonialism and Native American genocide.

Though I guess it's good they didn't name them "Ass Hares".

Anyways, to tell rabbits and hares apart, remember that bnnuy rabbits are smol cute while hares are skrunkly cute.

And then there's pikas. Pikas are ridiculously cute. =:3

[boujeebunny8]

You know,

A lot of people look at this scene and think “Hey! They’re fighting like little toddlers or when you fight with your siblings or friends! :D”

Now yes they are, BUT

The real awnser:

They fight like jackrabbits.

No questions needed.

[chocolate-goouse]

I love that some people get hares and rabbits mixed up. Like, look at these two and tell me they look simmilar beyond the general rabbit shape.

Like, dude.

[hearts4ayame]

😹🫵🏽🫵🏽

[thewildangora]

An anti-Lolicon meme

Wednesday August 27th, 2025

Hi I’m back. Dunno if most of you saw my very first post, but that doesn’t matter here!

Today I was just surfing the web when I found this lovely little meme on Reddit.

This isn’t the first time I came across this post. I’ve seen it in various other places too.

I also found a variation of this meme somewhere on Deviantart.

😜 ’Cmon guys! Goku just wants to know why you want to bang a bunch characters that are/look like under-aged girls! Being into that stuff is harmless right? It totally says nothing about your real-life desires like pro-shippers insist right?! So what’s the problem?

Anyways, like and repost this if you’re anti loli-sho.

Tah tah!

[prettypthings]

[thewildangora]

Hey, I think I’ve seen the video used to make the GIFs.

[altblog773000000]

why lolicon is bad

1. Ethical Concerns

The most pressing ethical issue with lolis and lolicons is the portrayal of underage characters in a sexualized manner. Even though these characters are fictional, their representation often mirrors and perpetuates harmful sexual fantasies about minors. This normalization can desensitize individuals to the exploitation of real children. Sexualizing young characters in any form, whether fictional or real, raises significant moral questions about consent, exploitation, and the integrity of childhood.

2. Psychological Impact

Engaging with lolicon content can have detrimental psychological effects on individuals. For some, the attraction to lolis might reflect or exacerbate unhealthy fantasies and desires. This can be problematic in two ways: it may reinforce and normalize inappropriate desires, and it may lead to a desensitization towards the exploitation of real children. Even if such content is consumed privately, the mental and emotional impact on individuals who engage with it can be profound, potentially leading to issues of mental health or social isolation.

3. Societal Implications

On a societal level, the existence and proliferation of lolicon content can contribute to the broader acceptance of child sexualization. This is dangerous because it undermines societal norms designed to protect children and can inadvertently support a culture where the sexual exploitation of minors is trivialized. Additionally, the existence of such content complicates legal and ethical discussions about freedom of expression and protection of minors. Societies must navigate these issues carefully to ensure that freedoms are exercised responsibly and do not come at the expense of vulnerable populations.

[v0id-clawz]

It might "Just be a ship" but the fact that your willingly shipping a victim with their abuser makes me think that you don't really care about real victims