Moth's ramblings

You can call me Moth (he/it).

This is a side blog I've created for yapping since my main blog (which was supposed to be mostly art) has literally four posts about art ;-;.

I'm a minor don't flirt with me.

DNI is on my main blog.

Anyway ye

My main blog -> @frostbite2673

Side blog in case my main blog gets banned or something -> @dove-feather

Setting up a tagging system cause why not:

Mothyaps = random shitpost, random stories, yapping in general

Mothscreams = vents (probably won't post any but just in case)

Ohgoditsfreaky = suggestive stuff (I try to avoid posting that but again, if it does occur I'll tag it accordingly)

Politicsshit = anything related to politics

Mothisgay = anything related to being queer

Mothanswers = answering asks

Mothreposts = reblog

Mothmakesshit = crafts and sewing

(i know thrifting is good for more than clothes, but this is what I'm yapping about right now)

I found these great boots at a goodwill. They were black calf high lace up boots, and aside from the top part, heel, toe, and sole of the boots, the whole thing was netting/fishnet material but more durable. They had nice loops on the sides I used to put kandi chains on them. Wanna know how much they were? 14 bucks. They were perfectly intact except for a small hole in the part between the sole and the heel part. I might post a picture of them at some point, because they're really cool and I love them.

I found a two pack of opaque tights for about fiveish dollars. They didn't fit, so I ended up cutting them up into arm warmers and thigh highs.

I found a velvet skirt. I think it was about fifteen dollars. I posted a picture of it on my blog because I modified it. The zipper was broken, but I replaced it with a row of eyelets and a ribbon. It took me about two hours to do but it was worth it.

I really like the results and it fits even better than it used to.

the zipper was hard to use and it eventually stopped working so I'm adding a lace up thing.

Especially since I have very specific food preferences. If I don't like what's for dinner I can throw some ground beef in a pan, then dump it onto a tortilla with rice and lettuce and cheese.

I can throw together some elote for a snack or quickly pan fry some pork for a meal.

If you really want to read the Harry Potter books for nostalgia and you own copies/can get them from the library, fine. I don't like it, but fine.

If you want to rewatch the movies and you own DVDs of them or can borrow them from the media section of your library or a friend, I don't like it, but again, fine.

I, and most people with basic decency, draw the line at the Harry Potter show. JK Rowling has said she's going to use the money that show makes to fund anti trans bills and make trans people's lives hell.

You cannot watch the show ethically. You cannot go to the stupid Harry Potter theme park thing ethically. You cannot buy new Harry Potter books, movies, and merch ethically. You cannot make a social media account dedicated to Harry Potter content ethically.

Because whether you realize it or not, when you watch that show or buy those books new, you are telling the world you do not give a singular damn about trans people. You are saying that you want trans people to suffer for the sake of your goddamn nostalgia. You know on some level what you are doing with your money, so don't you dare say this isn't what you want when you support that franchise.

bridgerton but it's game consoles. Like royalty drama. But the characters are game consoles. House of PlayStation. House of Xbox. House of Nintendo. Etc. idk I think it's cool. I'll make concept art soon

It's popular for a reason. Besides, it's not like I haven't listened to their music, and I hate getting called a poser or treated like I don't "actually" enjoy someone's music because I like a popular song.