#comics too

(my tadc server lore 👇 right here)

Hi my name is ??? Yes I don't have a name really I'm a guy btw (the irl me) I have 27 years old and I like a lot of things and this account is for those things

My Account oc's are;

Kiaaa, the embodiment of knowledge, she/it is a wacky anomaly, she can literally eat antimatter and survive, she can die and be fine literally the next second, she hate A lot of Jax iterations, and yes she ate Ace from Loonatics, yes I'm serious.

Aota, the artist of this account, he/it is the embodiment of my creativity, he is lazy and sometimes don't, he is trying his best.

I do commission's and they are free, but they are slow.

I don't do this btw.

NSFW, Incest art, zoo, any controversial content, so no underage shipping and heavy abuse, oh and I don't do Yaoi Is not my taste, i understand to some people is attractive but for me don't.

I do this though.

I do Furry art but not feral only anthro, Yuri (yes a lot of it), oc's, shipping (only adult ones).

About anonymous commissions;

He fucks up all the time, but there are very few situations where you can argue that he’s actively ill-intentioned. He’s done terrible things, but it’s almost never because he means harm. Even when he hurts people, he almost universally is doing what he thinks is right. Steve is a hero’s hero. This isn’t to say he’s flawless, he certainly is not that, but it is to say that he is almost too much a hero for his own good. He is so much the archetype, there is nothing in the world he wants so badly as to help people.

Such that he is almost too much of a hero. He is too determined, too selfless, too responsible. He holds himself to an impossible standard. He is such a good person that it is basically impossible for him to not be a hypocrite. It’s physically not possible to be as good of a person as Steve wants to be. Which means when he does fuck up, he almost makes the people around him seem like villains by-proxy, because whatever you can say about Steve, god damn is he TRYING to do what’s right.

He’s controlling, but not so much because of arrogance as much of a sense of responsibility and fault. In Steve’s world, there is no problem that cannot be fixed by him, and therefore he feels that anything that goes wrong is automatically his fault. Steve isn’t really a narcissistic person, but he is a patronizing one, it comes from fear, not really a feeling of superiority. He’s completely lost himself in his hero identity. I think about this wayyy too often but I’m constantly thinking about the way that Steve Rogers died in the forties, and Captain America came to the modern day.