Proud Pan

Such a good movie.
One of my faves.

Share a Christmas movie 🎄

Zee, a Deaf AfroAsian transgender youth shares his coming out story. 💜🏳️‍⚧️🤟🏽

It's so gaudy.
He lives surrounded by the false grandeur, that is in his mind, of his greatness and deserving, while people are starving, shivering and dying in the streets, begging only for enough sustenance that could fill one of his chalices.

#booksky

Going back through some of my old moodboards and stuff and I still rly like this one

That seems alarmingly dangerous to one's wallet.

'i can buy this pallet of books, I have a new bookshelf coming Friday!'

At this rate, the only thing that keeps my book purchases in check, is the knowledge that I have nowhere to put them.

Calvin by JR and Vanessa Ford

My Rainbow by Trinity and DeShanna Neal

Zenobia July by Lisa Bunker

Not all of us got to see ourselves represented in popular media from a young age.

Visibility in stories can make a WORLD of difference for trans youth and allies alike.

Explore our Welcoming Schools literature selections for #TransAwarenessWeek!

*immediately calls tattoo shop*

I love that!
It gives me very early 90's vibes.
How very Mallory Keaton of you.
💖

Is this also taking place in Aguillon w/Loth, Quinn (with the horse f*cking!😆) & Gang?

They are very nice.

It was a solid,
Meh/*Screaming Internally

You have a kind face, gentle eyes and are a beautiful person. 🫂
Thank you for sharing yourself!!

can i just show off these covers again, i'm still so proud of them

Well pride month has come and gone, but it's now disability pride month! Did you know ImpCycle has an autistic and chronically ill protag, written by an autistic and chronically ill author? 👀

I'm so sorry to hear you're struggling.
I wish I could help you.
💕

Thanks, I follow super easy tutorials like Andrea Nelson Art.
@andrea-nelson-art.bsky.social

I work with a volunteer organization and we've used this before (we also have a center button pop up that's super easy/stable):

You might try the lightweight aluminum, roll up, camping tables.
?
You could always increase their height to what you need with blocks/bed risers . Something like this one is only 9lbs.

Ah, gotchya
Sorry, I misunderstood.
So sorry.

Try local Q+ centers, also!

Lastly, reach out to the local corrections office,municipal court or substance use facility for people that need service hours (non violent only, obvs). Your S/O protects the $$, but they do labor.

Or to offer to offset a purchase ($xx) for a patron to assist.
Maybe via Social Media?

Also, reach out to the local community college to see if a hospitality/business student could use extra credit for the services.

Also, I don't vend at Cons, but is it possible to:
A) form a collab with the next table for lunch/coffee, merch, or to pay a small fee for their help in Set up/take down?
B) Ahead of time, in that locale, search Angis list (or similar) to hire a handy person for the set up/take down

Thank you for sharing!

Perhaps counter your head phones with a tshirt that reads, 'ask me about my headphones', this would invite the interaction and normalize the overwhelming nature of the Con.

Hey disabled friends! Ever since the pandemic, my ability to do conventions and outdoor shows has really plummeted. I have Sjogren's and ADHD. Do yall have any advice on tents/setup/self care that can be used at shows (as an artist and vendor) that wont scare customers off?