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Janaina Medeiros


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One Nice Bug Per Day
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@existingivy
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Every time I see you, I fall in love with you all over again like it's the first time.
DC just posted an official poll on their YouTube page and Starfire is taking the lead as she should be.
I’ll update this post once the poll ends with the final vote count.
Drawing The Spot every day until Beyond The Spider-Verse releases
Day 881
I love this sm

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I'm so fascinated by people who seem to believe that analyzing media is somehow taking the joy out of it. Like. Do you not enjoy thinking? Does taking stuff apart and figuring out how it works not give you a hit of dopamine? And you get mad when you see people having fun in this way? What a sad, miserable way to engage with the world.
My birthday is this month!! :DDD
the fact that my whole life I've been isolated and infantilised due to how my disabilities affect me and my peers have never once treated me as an equal, I'm old enough to have sex, to go out partying and to drink alcohol (legally in my country at least) yet I haven't done it once outside of the context of being taken advantage of and abused because it's been restricted from me and every time I bring it up people react like I'm a 10 year old talking about that stuff instead of 16 now (my actual age) and whenever my friends go out to do anything I never get invited because I'm viewed as too immature for it. It's not the infantilisation alone that annoys me most but the fact I'm completely restricted from even getting the option to experience things anyone else my age would be given the choice to experience.
everyone I'm friends with and the adults who care for me in school and at home fully understands that my disabilities don't actually make me less mature then them, they only make me appear more "childish". I have communication and coordination issues that make my movements and speech patterns come off "childishly", I struggle with emotional expression and need "childish" accomadations due to autism but I am still as mature as anyone else my age and my friends know this but I think they feel this weird social responsibility that if they "allow" me to do those things people will think their irresponsible, that they need to be responsible for me because I'm perceived as being incapable of being responsible and mature for myself and if they treat me as if I'm as responsible and mature as I am they're seen as awful people who are irresponsible in their care for the "helpless" disabled person :/
it also seems incredibly hypocritical to me because even though now that I'm almost an adult I'm consistently infantilised and barred from developing skills I need to become an adult, when I was 12 years old, a child, and responding to the abuse and severe bullying I was enduring on a daily basis due to my disabilities without any support from the adults who were meant to protect me like any other child at that age would I got villainised by those same adults for not approaching my retaliation "maturely" enough. i was told that I was more intelligent and mature and adult then the people hurting me so I should just let them, the people who did nothing to help me, deal with it which basically meant I should sit there and take it because, as the discriminated against person, I was the only one who understood why it was wrong and was therefore basically an adult.
it's just so infuriatingly ableist that I can never be my age because of how people view me and my disabilities, when my needs are too inconvenient to the people around me, even if I'm a child who needs to be cared for like a child, I'm an adult but when I mature normally and act independently the same way anyone my age does I'm suddenly a child who shouldn't be doing these things that anyone else my age would be able to do because I'm not mature enough to understand. I'll never be seen as my age, my needs will never be based around my age my needs are based off of the convenience of abled people and the way they view my disabilities and how mature they think they make me.
this is ableism.
all i want is for someone to really and truly know me.
Part of the 'Wandering Echoes' collection.

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Unconditional love isn't a free pass to hurt me.
I might be sensitive but I have pain in my knees to the point in limp and cant run
All I'm told is I need to exercise, that I just need to push through and do things that cause me lots of pain
:(
this is ableism.
I don’t like the people who tell you this :(
@yonderlyvestige
Introduction post!
Hi beautiful people!! My name is aly or latibule! Feel free to call me whatever!
I have autism, adhd, and schizophrenia.
Pronouns:she/her/he/him/they/them
Pansexual!
Fandoms:madoka magica, alnst, fnaf, sailor moon, Pokémon, hsr, genshin, hi3, dc, marvel, ace attorney, etc.
Likes:yapping, fries, my friends, writing, reading, animals, suppressing my emotion, (this way I feel reassured I don’t feel like a venting burden to others.) astronomy/science, designing, fashion, gaming, photography, cooking, art, winter, summer, music.
Dislikes:Jason Todd haters, most food, (I am a very, very, very, picky eater..) ableism, most of my family members, histroy, venting, being forgetful, fall, butterflies.
Mooties!!! 💘:
Ivy <3
Adeline <3
Vee <3
I take moots requests!
That’s pretty much it lol, have a good day!

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Here is dvalin being jolly because I was bored
Merry Christmas folks
One thing I dont like about the internet discussion of queer history is how much focus is put on america's trans and queer liberation history, so much so that we dont even know our own history.
Right now, Italy has the highest number of murders of trans people amongst european countries. Right now, non binary people have to live in the closet their whole lives here. But also one of the first books about being non binary and decostructing the gender binary written by an italian non binary person has come out this year; "Rivoluzione non binaria - viaggio nell'enbyfemminismo" [translation: Non binary revolution - journey in enbyfeminism] by Lou Ms.femme. The trans people who have started our fight for trans rights were Marcella di Folco, a trans woman who created the first counseling centre run by a transgender person, Porpora Marcasciano and Roberta Partigiani, current president of the MIT (Movimento Identità Trans, Trans Identity Movement).
I had to research all of this today for the first time, because I had heard so much about american queer and trans history that one day it hit me: why do I know nothing of my own trans history? Who fought for me to have my rights in italy? Who is currently fighting?
So hey, this is your sign, go look at the trans history from your country. Yeah it's tough, especially in countries with heavily gendered languages, to find sources on trans and non binary activists and itll make you feel like maybe they dont exist, but that's not true. We're here, always been, and we will make a world where we can exist as ourselves without having to hide and lie about our identities <3