Okay so I know this maybe a sin or something but... I am IN LOVE with the Netflix show Q-Force. Deb is my new lesbian mommy, State is my goth punk hacker dream girl and Twink is my fucking spirit-animal.
I am just curious if I was the only person who discovered they were LGBT+ because of the Kingdom Hearts games?
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I decided to draw Garnet since I haven't drawn her before and I think it turned out pretty good.
Lapis carrying her tiny girlfriend back home.
Even the nicest people can turn evil
Frisk has befriended all the souls, they refuse to leave them alone now.
Also any suggestions for future drawings? I was planning to make a lapidot comic, but it’s a Halloween comic and there is no way I can meet the deadline now, and I don’t have the right skills to make it properly, so it’ll have to wait till next year.
I noticed you guys really liked Undyne, when I checked my notifications from the last drawing of her there was so many! So here’s another awesome fish lady.
This Undyne drawing took me so may days to finish. I’m pretty proud of it now that it’s done
It terrifies me that there’s so much raging passion in the lgbt+ community that insist on marginalizing asexuals and implying that asexuals don’t deserve to have safe spaces. There’s still so much acephobia so I just wanna know which blogs are genuinely supportive and a safe space for asexuals
shout out to ace and aro kids who are constantly bombarded with the opinion that sex and romantic love are directly connected to living a happy life.
As a queer person who loves history and fashion, this was something I was curious about. I'm so grateful they shared this!
Plus the fabrics used for hijab are always stunning and makes me so mad that my country refuses to acknowledge anything other than cotton and polyester
I've had a hard time coming to terms with my romantic orientation. Sexual orientation that was easy! But realising I'm aromantic took a while. Especially because I know in my heart that I am bisexual.
A lot of people put in my head that those two things can't exist in one person. I know now how much of a lot of shit that is! No one can tell me what I should and shouldn't feel, what I can and can't call myself. It makes me so happy to find other people feel the same way!
And so I'm here posting a picture of the bi/aro flag! I may have found it on Twitter at unnecessary LGBT flags but to me this is so necessary so essential so I can finally feel accepted.
I wanted to contribute to pride month this year as it's the first year I've really interacted a lot with social media. It's a bit self indulgent but I'm really proud of it!
My very own Bi-gown!!
I don't know if this is obvious but I am bisexual and identify as female. I'm currently doing the fashion design course at University though I'm only a first year, I love it and designing things for other people is a lot of fun not just for myself. Now I would be first to say that it's quite rough but if I spent any longer on it I'd probably go mad and delete it. So I'm posting it now while i still have the courage
What I would really like to do this year for pride month would be to create outfits in the styles of different pride flags but I am limited by my gender and sexual identities. So I've decided to contact people the different parts of the LGBTQI plus community and work with them to create something that they would be happy to wear to a pride event. As a female bisexual I would love to wear that dress to any pride event (and that's not just because I make I designed it). I live in a small town in Australia and while there are a lot of people who are out with no reservations it would be impossible to find every identity. I would be overjoyed if people want to reach out to me and give me advice so how to best represent them and their people.
Most importantly. I hope people have a good pride month and feel seen and heard and loved. What I want is for people to be able to be themselves. I love that fashion can do that. Whether it be wear something the world told you is not for you for the first time and feeling as natural as can be or seeing someone wear something and feeling a strange connection to it like it's what you've always wanted. It’s amazing!
I rambled on long enough. To anyone who did read all this, thank you.