Tea Party at Hinamizawa

UPDATE 2:

Took out some more cards, thanks for the suggestions

I've bought lots of things for my family, mostly sentimental things with my handwriting on.

I've donated to animal shelters and food banks. Also to the cancer charities who helped drag my ass through this."]

[A Reddit comment by u/infinityangel26 which says "(UPDATE 4 from her twin sister)

I managed to track down this post whilst going through her phone and saw it blow up. She passed away peacefully in July, surrounded by her family, dogs and multiple credit cards.

She did a lot of good, including buying refurbs for local primary and pre-schools and making a lot of improvements in the community.

To those saying it would be passed to us: no, it was wiped and cleared. She had no inheritance, not a penny to her name since she was only 22 and didn't have those adult things like life insurance or mortgages.

Thank you for all your support - she really kept this one hidden!"]

[Two reply tweets, which say:

@/rien713 "Ashley J": "Surrounded by her family, dogs and multiple credit cards" ☠️ RIP queen. 🫡

This is bat friendly street lighting, which not only looks sick as fuck but allows bats to pass through without disturbance, as they cannot see red.

My copy of We’ve Always Been Here by @taplingzines just arrived and it’s been so delightful to see the artwork within on the digital version but it’s another level getting to have the collective within my hands.

It’s genuinely a phenomenal book with page to page of beautiful illustrations taking a glimpse of queer joy within different ages and eras. It displays so much vibrancy, life and the depths of love that has touched me to my core whilst looking through.

There is a lot of soul that has been put into each individual piece and it clearly shines throughout this collective. It’s definitely one of the most compassionate and hopeful pieces that will be within my collection and I know I will be looking through this book quite often for founts of inspiration to come!

Cover Art By @nightgalen

Like. Clearly you have not tried to pay the bills on book sales.

We definitely need to reform the copyright system so they actually protect small creators instead of Disney, but a state of total anarchy has never yet been demonstrated to protect the vulnerable. In the absence of regulation, the strong oppress the weak. Bad regulation only helps them oppress the weak more, but no regulation is not the answer.

In response to a popular comic that's been floating around.

Headcanons are not activism. Ships are not activism. Fandom engagement at large is not activism. Punching down on someone for relating to a character in their own way, especially by claiming the way they are relating to the character is inherently not progressive, is reductive and damaging. Believing those who disagree with you are bigots and what they bring to the conversation is wrong or irrelevant is reductive and damaging. Telling any group that their headcanons 'overpower' fandom and are 'an epidemic' is reductive and damaging.

You are ostensibly telling someone they're playing with their dolls wrong. We are well past the age to be fighting over who gets the swings at the playground or whether you should go through the monkey bars forwards or backwards. Turning exceedingly minor fandom disagreements into a moral crusade, using the opportunity to feed into existing discourse about vulnerable groups, and refusing to listen to the voices of the group you are harming by mislabeling them all under a pejorative reactionary term to de-legitimize them makes you a bad person. Be better.

happy 20 year anniversary of Neil banging out the tunes!

though every rat is special, it's a wonderful and unusual thing for their accomplishments to be remembered and cherished by so many people so many years later. we're all so fortunate to know about the rat who banged out the tunes!

thank you to all the people who sent me reference photos of their beloved rats for this piece!!! credits under the cut!

No shirt, no bra, completely bare torso, just like cis men are allowed to

It's about desexualizing breasts and "female presenting nipples" and not being criminalized for our bodies if we want to go topless because it's a million damn degrees out. This was a popular growing movement that was still widely known a decade ago!