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Gift I did for @/niolithic on Twitter. I thought their fursona was dope asf, and I had to draw them lmao

The UHC perpetrator is my hero tbh

Omg this is beautiful!!!! What size canvas did you use???

Well, I had to appeal the post I made today, so y'all get two, as a treat, lmao

#art #furry #digitalart

Why did my most recent post get labeled as inappropriate???? There's NOTHING of that nature in it 😭

Big 'ol monster
I probably should have done a different background tbh

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Plus some uhhhh adopts I made a while ago, I doubt they'll sell here but we'll see.

Paper Planes: 20usd flat
Flight Attendant: 20usd flat

Feel free to also offer art, characters, customs, ect. Ect.

#art #furry #mlp #adoptable

Pretty experimental style I did some time ago- I was listening to Depraved by Mammals

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I have these two!! (Art by Jawz_xox on TH, I don't know if they have an account here lol)

Y'all, chibis are actually really hard to draw actually

Also yes I know her marking is on the wrong side in the bottom left 😔 I am a dummy

Pony time

(Her name is Lightning Lane)

#mlp #art #furry #traditionalart

Older art, but still good- I need some filler while I don't have the energy to work on newer stuff, lol

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Naw, I think that was probably just me, lol

Thank you for the conversation as well! It was refreshing to have a level discussion for once 😭

Oh I don't disagree at all. Unfortunately, hate-mongering is a winning strategy, with real-world consequences. The people need an enemy- and for now, it seems, that's us. (My apologies, I thought you were done lol)

Ah, yeah I sorely wish. Sounds like I'm putting Denmark on my "list of countries to go to if America goes to shit" list, haha! Real talk though, the attitude towards trans people is egregious over here. We're constantly called predators and worse- not to mention the proposed bans on hrt

My shaky hands could NEVER- how do you practice control like that??

The "man" bit first, if any of that makes sense. I'm for sure with you though, the most interesting thing about anyone I meet is NEVER their gender, lol- but to some of us it's unfortunately important.

Male, without me first conformingexpethe base expectations of what a man is- that being the physical. Like you said, being a man is certainly the the least interesting part, and finding out what KIND of dude I want to be, and HOW I want to present that is a lot more fun. But, I need to get to 4/5

Having access to hormones and surgery helps me present, at least in part, as the person I am- so to a degree it IS important. If it were completely normalized for men to have breasts or whatever, I probably wouldn't care so much- but unfortunately it's not, and no one will ever perceive me as 3/?

First place. I'm a trans dude myself- an yeah, being a guy isn't the biggest part of my identity- far from it really- but unfortunately politicians seem to want to ensure I have the most miserable life possible, which means I kind of HAVE to be outspoken on that front, if I want my rights 2/?

I mean I'm with you on the whole gender abolition thing, don't get me wrong, but I don't think the debate around gender identity is just "trans people/gnc people making it their whole identity" but rather the REFUSAL of the right to offer any kind of respect or humanity to trans people in the 1/?

Obviously I 100% agree with the "let's not discriminate going forward" but I think reparations are fine as well, especially when making allowances for cultural practices that we tried REALLY hard to eradicate. It's sort of like a "sorry! You can have this back now" I guess

Not necessarily- I think it's more or less fair, again, considering the cultural/spiritual importance, along with the fact it doesn't hurt anyone (human beings anyway) We have laws against hunting seals and whales because people tend to do it in mass- these tribes will hunt maybe one a year. 1/?

Whole lot of sense in treating someone differently, regardless of how they identify. We're all human, we all face very similar day-to-day struggles, and while our socialization causes us to react differently, there's no inherent differences in behavior or thoughts across gender lines (fin.)

It doesn't necessarily mean you SHOULD treat them differently, if that makes sense. They simply want to be referred to as whatever they've told you, and anything else is up to your own discretion. There are many different ways to be a man, woman, or anything in between, so yeah, there's not a 4/5

Entirely different conversation- when someone says "respect gender identity" they generally just mean you ought to offer trans people respect by using their preferred name/pronouns. While the way someone identifies DOES affect the way someone is treated, because we DO live in a gendered society, 3/?

Takes away from immigrants? Or listening to indigenous voices, when they speak of oppression also takes nothing away from others- because you can ALSO listen to them. So I'm not really sure what edge you're referring to. On the gender identity topic- how society treats men and women is an 2/?

Well, you can uplift and support indigenous people and immigrants at the same time. The two are not mutually exclusive. Like, we allow some native tribes to hunt seals and whales, since it's a big part of their culture/spirituality. That's one example, and I don't think that necessarily 1/?

I mean, unless you're in power, it's not like you can do much outside of personal-level stuff for Palestine. Raise awareness, donate to those in need, protest, start a food/clothing drive, join other aid groups- that's how you support Palestinine. Unfortunately you can't do much more rn.