Just A Crafty Witch ;D

I headcanon Yangchen had one of her Gun-Mesose episodes once Kavik died. And had one on every anniversary of his death.

You. Physically. Can. Work.

Dungeon Melanin 🤎 Afrolatino Senshi Relaxing

i know so many people who were/are at the mercy of very terrible people because they literally have no other options. it's harrowing especially since ive been there.

Happy disability pride month to Mad people

Happy disability pride month to people whose disability was caused or worsened by psychiatric meds

Happy disability pride month to people who caused or worsened their own disabilities

Happy disability pride month to people who self-harm

Happy disability pride month to people with eating disorders

Happy disability pride month to people who use substances

Happy disability pride month to people with self-injuries stims

Happy disability pride month to people with trichotillomania, dermatillomania, and other body focused repetitive behaviours

Happy disability pride month to people with self imposed factitious disorder/munchausen syndrome

Happy disability pride month to people with BIID

What Happened:

Coco Gauff has faced comments (especially online) about her natural hair—things like it being “messy” or not fitting traditional (often Eurocentric) ideas of what “polished” looks like. Instead of conforming, she pushed back.

Her message is simple but powerful:

She’s not apologizing for her natural hair

She’s affirming that girls who look like her are already enough

She’s calling out double standards in beauty expectations

When she mentions Miu Miu, she’s making a point: 👉 If her natural hair is accepted and celebrated in high fashion, then nobody else should be made to feel like it’s not acceptable in everyday life.

This hits deeper than just hair:

It challenges Eurocentric beauty standards

It speaks to Black identity, confidence, and representation

It empowers young girls to stop shrinking themselves to fit in

It’s also part of a bigger cultural shift where more athletes, celebrities, and everyday people are proudly showing up as they are—no apologies.