all bi myself

Some character designs with some…atypical color choices? I guess. I don’t know what’s going on in that area.

This is Nimona and her supervillain friend (He doesn’t have a name yet, I’m working on that). Nimona is his sidekick/squire, they’re like the Batman and Robin of slightly Medieval villains, but she’s actually way more evil than him. He does what he does to make a point, and he doesn’t really want anyone get hurt - Nimona just gets a kick out of destroying stuff.

that way we know we’re from tumblr without revealing anything

I’m just going to say this to strangers until i find a tumblr person

must keep reblogering!! Im going to be so suspicious if any one tells me this now!

Remember the answer is: I stole them from the president.

My ADHD brain: what if there was an x men evolution abbridged series but the running gag of the series was that the school isn't actually there for them to train their mutant powers it's all a front to hide the actual stupid AF parody premise: mutants have queer awakenings so mind blowing they can cause literal explosions of mutant powers so it's best to keep these kids in a state of the art facility that's mutant proof so they can all have their gay awakenings in peace and safety. None of these kids know yet they are queer, but all mutants are according to charles so its just a matter of time. Storm, Wolverine, and Charles are constantly having arguments over whether or not to let the kids know. Cerebro is actually a mutant gaydar and short circuts scanning kurt cause he is 36 flavors of queer. Charles started the school because Magneto's gay awakening was so powerful it caused Charles to be paralyzed. Logan caused the great Chicago fire with his. Scott finds out about all this from mystique and is convinced that he is the first totally straight mutant (hes not hes bi af) and keeps ignoring obvious signs he’s bi.

Me: what the fuck brain. I'm trying to do commissions. Why do you shit post on me like this

ADHD brain: Gambit's actual power in this abbridged series is causing lgbt awakenings and that's how he actually causes explosions.

@screw-good-usernames

At 65 most people have roughly 20 or so years left before they die. So that sounds like it’s not “due soon” (remember Betty White who died at 99 years old?)

And on the subject of voting for immediate profit (which, please elaborate on that for me. I’m genuinely curious) vs the future they “won’t see” (again, 20-30 years), people are going to vote for stuff that they’re told will happen immediately. That is not just limited to people who are at retirement age. It’s also a generalized idea that I’m sure you got from personal experience with older generation of voters

But it’s not just about the “far future” that you seem to think voting only applies to

It’s about changes that can take place over the course of 5 years max.

Like I’m sure my former college classmate who was 60 at her time of enrollment in college would love the student loan forgiveness plan

Or old timers who don’t want their retirement plans getting nixed

@screw-good-usernames

At 65 most people have roughly 20 or so years left before they die. So that sounds like it’s not “due soon” (remember Betty White who died at 99 years old?)

And on the subject of voting for immediate profit (which, please elaborate on that for me. I’m genuinely curious) vs the future they “won’t see” (again, 20-30 years), people are going to vote for stuff that they’re told will happen immediately. That is not just limited to people who are at retirement age. It’s also a generalized idea that I’m sure you got from personal experience with older generation of voters

But it’s not just about the “far future” that you seem to think voting only applies to

It’s about changes that can take place over the course of 5 years max.

Like I’m sure my former college classmate who was 60 at her time of enrollment in college would love the student loan forgiveness plan

Or old timers who don’t want their retirement plans getting nixed

@screw-good-usernames

At 65 most people have roughly 20 or so years left before they die. So that sounds like it’s not “due soon” (remember Betty White who died at 99 years old?)

And on the subject of voting for immediate profit (which, please elaborate on that for me. I’m genuinely curious) vs the future they “won’t see” (again, 20-30 years), people are going to vote for stuff that they’re told will happen immediately. That is not just limited to people who are at retirement age. It’s also a generalized idea that I’m sure you got from personal experience with older generation of voters

But it’s not just about the “far future” that you seem to think voting only applies to

It’s about changes that can take place over the course of 5 years max.

Like I’m sure my former college classmate who was 60 at her time of enrollment in college would love the student loan forgiveness plan

Or old timers who don’t want their retirement plans getting nixed

@screw-good-usernames

At 65 most people have roughly 20 or so years left before they die. So that sounds like it’s not “due soon” (remember Betty White who died at 99 years old?)

And on the subject of voting for immediate profit (which, please elaborate on that for me. I’m genuinely curious) vs the future they “won’t see” (again, 20-30 years), people are going to vote for stuff that they’re told will happen immediately. That is not just limited to people who are at retirement age. It’s also a generalized idea that I’m sure you got from personal experience with older generation of voters

But it’s not just about the “far future” that you seem to think voting only applies to

It’s about changes that can take place over the course of 5 years max.

Like I’m sure my former college classmate who was 60 at her time of enrollment in college would love the student loan forgiveness plan

Or old timers who don’t want their retirement plans getting nixed