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i guess the apple don't fall far from the tree 🍏

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I draw them so inconsistently soz
Bro let the impulsive thoughts win. And suffered the consequences. Don’t touch a transformers’ doors without asking first.
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very art blocked lately
ex’s breakbee + swinbee doodle
must feed the swinbee enjoyers.... how tf do ppl draw kissing😵💫
Hey I have a bit of an odd question.
The most common way to refer to creators in a Transformers Mechpreg story are “carrier” and “sire”. Now I kinda wonder do tiny sparklings call their creators carrier and sire as well or is there a “baby-talk” version of it kinda like how we humans will refer to our mothers and fathers as “mom and dad” and “mama and papa”.
I like to think that the baby-talk version of carrier is “carry” but i don’t know what the baby-talk version if sire would be. Any suggestions and ideas or welcome. Or heck if you think cybertronian kids don’t use any baby-talk versions when addressing their creators and just call them “carrier and sire” let me know.