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TRANS PROM IS BACK
Crawling out from the darkness to announce this :D
Everyone is welcome! Not just trans fems but also trans mascs, nonbinary, and questioning friends.
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TRANS PROM IS BACK
Crawling out from the darkness to announce this :D
Everyone is welcome! Not just trans fems but also trans mascs, nonbinary, and questioning friends.
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
Puzzles Holding a Mini Mr Puzzles Plush , so cute !
my head is so full of you
Unfinished yuna drawing been playing soooooo much final fantasy lately
*updated finished version
Got inspired from twitter fanart of dess as alice from.. THAT scene, and I drew this!
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The one chain with no weak Link.
A very very very late happy birthday to the legend of zelda!
The result of a heavy meal...
Happy 99th anniversary to one of my favorite Messmer-period Felix the Cat cartoons, Felix the Cat Dines and Pines, which released on this day in 1927!
The Sullivan studio’s Felix cartoons (who despite the studio's name, these shorts are generally agreed upon to largely be under the artistic directorship of Otto Messmer) have seen quite a few similar surreal sequences in them, but this short is without a doubt one of the finest instances of surrealism in the series, with many shockingly forward shot compositions for the time period!
It is so good, in fact, that it was one of the few shorts that the Felix newspaper strip loosely adapted:
It's really something you have to see to believe, which is why I'm going to link the short in question below - one of the fun things about discussing these older cartoons is not just that it gets people actively interested, but that as the years go on we will see more greats like this be widely accessible in some form!