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Happy disabled pride month to all disabled people. I love you. /p

Eve of Destiny @ Gothtronic, 13.11.2004

Full [Guniw Tools] for Vicious magazine 1997.11

Embroidery, watercolour on cotton cloth, 2022

The Atsushi Sakurai Pullip doll is so dear to me actually

Kozi my beloved

Lesgles truly is the character ever because he’s bald and unlucky and that’s pretty much the only thing that anyone really pays attention to but then you start to investigate literally any detail that Hugo ever wrote about him and you begin to unravel like a multiverse of puns and wordplay about French history, religion, and politics and then you start to ask yourself, well, wait a minute, why did Hugo put so much thought into this background character who has a few witticisms and doesn’t really do much and so you start to investigate what exactly his deal is, like, what does baldness mean in a Hugolian context and what’s with his Bad Luck and hey, wait a minute, what do his “persecutions on the part of fate” imply in the broader context of Les Misérables, and so now you’re questioning core tenets of the rules of the narrative and then you look at his role in the book and the way that his misfortune is tied to the fortunes and fates of everyone he interacts with and the impact that he has on the events of the story and then you realize that the Bad Luck bit and the puns are really just a way to distract you from the fact that Laigle de Meaux is in fact some small god of the Les Mis universe.

Genuinely so appreciative of Gerard Way just living their life and existing exactly how he wants to exist without ever actually trying to publicly pin down a set of identities as part of his art/performance persona (or making his private life too public in that regard!).

Like yeah he's doing and making a ton of queer shit, it is accurate based on what he has said (he/they pronouns for example) and does to like, talk about them in a queer context cuz that's just TRUE. And also that's HIS business and i really wish that more people were just able to do that you know?

The details of the labels don't actually matter all that much to me i just want to see other queer people out there in life fully experiencing and expressing themselves. Like he's a DAD and that's such a beautiful thing, that they're just somebody's dad and also they parade around onstage in Such Outfits and identify with femininity in a way that cishet people often don't and i just... Yeah! I love that, i want to be that someday too

Owls create snow angel imprints while hunting in winter when they swoop down to catch mice or squirrels.