“I’ll Never Be The Same” - Jayvik

Found from Deviant Art HERE

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Captain America Propaganda Poster Collection by Paperflower86 on DeviantArt

You two go cringe together then lol

"together, we are the Spider. i'm its head, and you're the legs. the legs do what the head says. but there will be times when the legs are more important than the head. If I die, someone else will take over. my orders are of the utmost priority. my life is not. be sure to make the right decision. i'm only a part of the Spider. what's important is the survival of the whole, not the individual"

All y'all fuckers when you say you ain't gonna vote

WE OFFICIALLY HAVE A CLIP OF STOBOTNIK DANCING TOGETHER, EVERYONE REJOICE 🎉

ALRIGHT, I’ve been researching names and naming conventions and naming origins (I spent practically all day yesterday on it) so… How do we feel about a three-part naming system?

Every cat has three names (technically): their heart name, their face name, and their blood name.

A heart name is used personally and in private; this name is meant to be used by those closest to the cat in question. This name is typically given to the cat at birth, but can be comfortably changed at any given time so long as there is a reason behind the change.

A face name is used impersonally and publicly; this name is meant to be used by those who do not know the cat in question very well. This name comes along later in life, is typically earned through personal achievements, and is oftentimes based on the cat’s heart name.

Finally, a blood name is an ancient name, meant to link the cat in question back to an ancestor and their great deeds. Blood names are meant to mark an especially prominent or notable family line, and are passed down through the generations, though not everyone has a blood name.

I’ll use Tigerclaw as an example for this new naming style..

By this naming standard, he would become Tiger’s Shining-Claw. His heart name would be Tiger, his face name would be Tiger’s Claw, and his blood name is Shining(-Claw).

What do we think? 👀

Complexpunk

For anyone who has a complex identity and thinks anyone who doesn't support them can fuck off.

This includes:

- M-spec gays, lesbians, enbians, etc

- Xenogender users

- Gaybians

- Lesboys/Turigirls

- Label and gender hoarders

- Cuspers (people who are between cis and trans)

- Gendered agender people

- Transfemmasc people

and more!

This does NOT include:

- Transid people

- "System origins" other than traumagenic/non-disordered "systems"

- Anyone who doesn't support any of the labels this includes

Other variations + symbol

Libracollector

Libracollector is a term for anyone who hoards/collects terms like books in a private library.

Day 24 of @knightlyte coining event. Prompt: collecting

DNI: ableist, racist, bigot, truscum, transmed, TERF, anti-mogai/neopronouns/xenogender, anti-mspec gay/lesbian/etc., anti-endo, queerphobe, REG, gatekeeper, anti-decolonization, anti-abortion, prolife, anti-anti, NSFW/kink/BDSM

☆ 　rotten girl miku web decor !

self indulgent | all made by me recolours allowed, f2u w/ credit, reblog appreciated

📖 Book Themed Pronouns (Very Big List!)

A bunch of book based neopronouns!

- book/book/books/bookself

- book/mark/marks/bookmarkself

nov or vel/novel/novels/novelself

hae/chapter/chapters/chapterself

vol/volume/vols/volumeself

mem/memoir/memoirs/memoirself

per/paper/papers/paper self

paper/back/papers/paperbackself

page/page/pages/pageself

co/cover/covers/coverself

- fict/fiction/fictions/fictionself

- non/fiction/nons/nonfictionself

bind/bind/binds/bindself

pir/print/prints/printself

text/text/texts/textself

ley/letter/letters/letterself

auth/author/authors/authorself

plot/plot/plots/plotself

di/dialogue/logs/dialogueself

pub/publish/pubs/publishself