People Be Like: WHITE BOY SAVE ME

Welcome to my page!

I'm a queer artist, that does the fandom art, parallely developing his original ideas. I'm a proshipper too, If you are an antis you can interact with my art and follow me, but I'm not really comfortable communicating with you personally. My art can be kind of nsfw at times, I will put CW on It.

I go by Yura, Cameron or Cam and use he/him

Art at #Art tag

yuri…

they’re so cute together :D

Some nekopara art things I found in my ibis paint gallery

There will be more

Butch woman wearing a dress for an episode, but It feels more like drag

Some yansim art

Post:"throw bricks at predators/punch predators"

Me:yes i agree

*looks again*

and realizes the post is about fictional characters

me:

like i'm sorry i don't trust no one who posts that cringey ass Goku meme that says throw bricks at pedos or whatever when 99 percent of the time it’s them bitching about lolicons and shotacons

like i don’t care gang use that meme for actual predators that harms real kids but your over here using that to complain about lolis and shotas for some clout

Lil sis who found out about your incest kink

Lil sis who's blackmailing you with it, forcing you to do her homework and chores and whatever other menial task she doesn't want to deal with

Lil sis who who starts assigning you pointless tasks because controlling you makes her feel powerful

Lil sis who looks for other ways to feel powerful and in control of you

Lil sis who ties you up to watch you squirm helplessly

Lil sis who spanks you for failing to get her some tea while you're bound uselessly on her bed

Lil sis who realizes how easily she could fuck you into a whimpering mess beneath her

I have troubles googling It so I want to ask people here. Is It okay if I draw a black character who has only some parts of their hair in dreadlocks? For example their bangs are in dreadlocks while other parts of the hair are not. Or who have dreadlocks ending with ubraided hair? I think hairstyles like this might be a thing, but I'm not sure how to depict It realistically

And also, is It okay to say that hair is braided in dreads or there are other words for it

How to survive the holidays with fatphobic friends and family

By Amanda Martinez Beck and J Nicole Morgan, Cohosts of the Fat & Faithful podcast

When someone says, “you look great, have you lost weight?”

NICE: No — I choose to focus on other things than weight. Good to see you, though!

SPICE: Nope! Still fat! There are so many more interesting things to talk about than weight.

ICE: Hi. Please do not comment on my body. Thin ≠ happy or better.

When someone comments on something you put on your plate

NICE: I didn’t drive all this way to spend today eating salad :)

SPICE: Oh, I’m sorry — did you think my food choices were any of your business? Because they’re not.

ICE: (Stare) RUDE. (Continue loading plate.)

When someone jokes about the holidays making us fat

NICE: Oh, stop it. One day of feasting is not going to make anyone fatter than they already are.

SPICE: And…? Nothing wrong with being fat.

ICE: Why is fatness a punchline for you? Do you think my body size is funny or to be mocked?

When food is moralized

NICE: Oh, stop… Food is morally neutral and today is about feasting. Let it go!

SPICE: Bad for you? Is it crawling with maggots? ‘Cause that’s the only way I see pie being bad.

ICE: Stop moralizing food. It is harmful to talk and think about food this way and I will not let you talk this way around me and my children.

Whether you chose NICE, SPICE, or ICE, don’t be afraid to voice your boundaries and push back against diet culture and fatphobia during the holiday season.

❤️, Amanda & Nicole

Controversial take maybe, but "Real-life opression reflects in fandom spaces too" and "You shouldn't see what person ships as a reflection of their morals" can and should coexist