Survivor of the Great Twitter Exodus

Hello there and welcome to my little page. General disclaimer first and formost- A majority of the OCs posted to this account are horror based, villains or generally just assholes. I don’t support their actions at all. I personally don’t think I should even need to clarify that, it should be obvious :P If there’s anything I post that you think needs a tag or something you’d like tagged in the future, feel free to DM me or send me an ask! 

For those that wish to continue, I hope you enjoy my spooky lil guys 🧡

Aaaaand if you happen to like my art I am very much taking commissions :D Mostly for pixel stuff but we can work something out if you’d like a character drawn. You can see my prices and options below!! 

Pixel art

Character YCHs

Or if you just feel like donating I have a Ko-fi :O

Also sharing coms or donating would mean the world to me I’m trying to save up to move out and live with my fiance so anything helps h-

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Proxy OC Thonk: Rambling about ocs

Hi, I'm Olivia/Ollie/Oliver, I identify as genderfluid (any/all) and I'm into men. I'm extremely out and open about my identity online. My irl my family knows, but given the whole "any pronouns" thing they just sorta lean to "default settings" when it comes to addressing me. I don't really mind, they use my chosen name and that's enough for me.

I feel like there's been signs all my life that gender's never really been something that mattered to me. I remember always wanting the "boy" toys at McDonalds, whenever I got Barbies I'd play with their accessories and not the dolls themselves, but I think looking back one of the major egg cracking moments was when I was in middle/high school I was so down awful for two fictional men that I decided I'd make them real by "becoming them", aka dressing like them and taking up habits. Sweet honey baby Olive you didn't know. (My current name is one of their names, that man is still haunting my narrative lmao)

It took me a while to really come to terms with it since at the time I was dating someone who was trying to force me into a mold of "traditional femininity" and I'm lucky I managed to get out while I could. Plus this was in 2017-18 and I feel like the online culture was EXTREMELY hostile towards non-binary genders around that time. It's hard to remember but I think it was around 2019-2020 that I became more sure of how I identified.

But honestly... pride has always been something I've sorta felt distant from. I don't really have any plans of medical transitioning, I don't mind my chest in the slightest, I don't cut my hair really any "gendered" way, mostly I just dress like a cool uncle. I know very well that I'm not "faking" my identity. I know what I am, and I could care less if people think I'm one thing or another. But even still, I've just... felt like an outsider to a degree. Now I know very well that you do not need to get surgery and you do not need to present in any which way to be trans, non-binary, what have you. But even still, it's been something I've personally struggled with for a while. But hey, maybe with this post that'll change a lil bit.