#not marvel

you don’t have to celebrate parents who are unkind or mistreat you, but sometimes that’s easier said than done. know that however the days go, you are brave, you are important, and you are so very loved just as you are.

you can choose to celebrate parents who have passed, or parents who aren’t present anymore for whatever reason. at the same time, you can choose not to, and that’s okay. your comfort and well-being are most important.

if you struggle on those days, it might be nice to show appreciation for a fictional caregiver! consider drawing a picture of you and your cgs, making a mother’s day/father’s day card for them, even sending your favorite roleplay blog a quick hello in honor of the day! because if your fictional cg was here, there’s nothing more they would want than to spend this day with you, and you deserve to feel cherished, too ❤️

Like yes the above statement is true, but some types of consumption are more ethical than others and context matters. Buying a game based in an antisemitic premise that will line the pockets of a transphobe who has been cited as a source in and actively promotes anti-trans legislature is not the same thing as buying fast fashion because you can’t afford anything better or that’s the only place that sells your size. People need to stop pretending all participation in capitalism is equal.

Johnathan Sims - biromantic asexual

Sydney Sargent - partially pre-transition trans man

That's me!