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@ladybugs-hope

She/Her/It/It's Gwen 29 Part robot, part bird, part creature of the deep blue sea, part being from beyond the stars, all queer. disabled and trans

The lack of understanding in cishets as to why we need pride flags is staggering. I literally had someone say, "I drink too much. You don't see me going to a church with a martini flag." It's because, for a trans queer like me, the assumption is that most people would rather I not be in public space. It may not be the case, but I need to treat a gun like it's loaded. All it takes is one bigot to ruin my day, or worse. I don't think I could go into a church without running a risk, and I sure as hell ain't going near one that doesn't have a pride flag.

The pride flag is not just a sign of I'm proud of who I am. It is a sign that I am welcome here. It is a sign I can exist in the space without the threat of violence or harassment. It is a sign of community. A sign that there are people out there like me. It is a sign of being seen, safety, and belonging.

We deserve that.

babysitting a kid right now, and hes pretend napping and ive got lullaby music on and everything (this is something he likes to do.) and hes pretending to sleep talk. This is all normal enough except the only words hes choosing to say are *snoooooorrre*…… cinnamon challenge…. my god………..Cinnamon challeng………..

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I was working on a commission when this old guy looked over my shoulder seeing me drawing ocs with animal ears and he did this

I am currently in discord with some friends, where I have found myself as the lawyer defending the meteor that killed the dinosaurs. The Internet is weird, yo, I love it tho.