MONSTER: This monster's thick, syrupy tears are a delicious commodity that he's made a business selling. The only issue is that Chauncey isn't able to cry unless he's genuinely sad. Chauncey never had a lot of money, so he's very hesitant to give up this lucrative line of work, despite needing to be actively miserable to keep it up. He's stuck trying to figure out if he should forfeit his happiness in the pursuit of finally being financially stable or if he should risk trying to find a job he's actually happy in while sacrificing the comfort he's finally managed to achieve.
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COMMENTARY: So sorry for such a sad story to accompany Chauncy, I hope it isn't too much of a downer X"D So, the homobi flag was a little bit of a challenge to work with, as most bicolor flags are. Instead of trying to give Chauncy markings to spruce up his design in lieu of multiple colors, I instead wanted to focus on making his proportions unusual to give him a more interesting look. I think it turned out well! The limiting of the pink really made it pop within the eyes, and the long, long limbs were a ton of fun to draw! It's harder to comment on the actual flag due to how barren it is. It's kind of just a less saturated bi flag sans the blue. There's not a ton to say on that.
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Bilesbiansexual: identifying as bisexual & lesbiansexual, as if all of their definitions fit you or you’re a mix of both; amplusic individuals fluctuating in between bisexual and lesbsexual identities.
Interchangeable with bilesbosexual/bilesbsexual, lesbobisexual/lesbbisexual & lesbianbisexual. See also: lesbiasexual/lesbiasexual (lesbiace/lesbace), paraidemsexual, anisoaxianidem, anisosexual (homoflexible) and biflexible (flexibi/biflex).
