Rocket's Comic Blog!

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SOBBING, that's an agere flag NOT a map flag , VERY different things dw

Not only is it harmless, it's helpful. These things make these people feel happy. What kind of a monster would you have to be to oppose people's happiness?

I've been on the internet for virtually my whole life, I was practically bottle fed by the internet. My first memory of the internet is going on MS Paint and using the spray paint and shape tools to draw a Christmas Neopets themed piece. I also remember being extremely homophobic and brainwashed by christianity purity culture. I've yelled at people who were pagan and/or satanist. And I used to wrinkle up my nose at the thought of any of the stuff shown here, and especially the kink community. And now here I am in my 30s being a very vocal ally for therians, despite having not one but 2 very bad experiences with people who identified as such, I still beleive in the community with all my heart. I'm also more on the Satanist side of religion myself these days and I'm at the point where I know better than to beleive the lies religious texts and society told me growing up. I've got a lot of learning to do still myself, but I'm glad to be a fully changed person these days who's a he of a lot less exclusionary and more accepting of queer identities and communities like the agere or alter-humans. But having been one of those people who wouldn't believe the "it's harmless" argument back in the day it truely breaks my heart that there are still people out there who are so brainwashed and angry that they don't allow people to just be and express themselves! I may not post on here and I likely never will, idk but I'll be damned if I don't show that people CAN change and sometimes not all hope is lost, there are lost causes yes, but there are still some people who if we educate them properly maybe they can be an ally at the very least.

i have interacted with OP a lot and I don't think he likes proshippers 😭

pure love!

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Or. He has 2 .

worlds worst headcanon award