Shannon is cyber now 🌠 @swordjaw@witches.town
Shannon 🇹🇼🇺🇸 (queer, cis, she/her/hers, 24) A small bear. Good morning!
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(Main account; art-only at swordjaw on mastodon.art)
lewd mention Afficher plus
nice, you can fix your Windows monitor color profiles for free Afficher plus
I just had the horrifying realization that I love drawing fat Asian girls but...I'm starting to fall into a same-face trap? SHIT.
parents, homophobia Afficher plus
So, per that post about “Indecent” by Paula Vogel being on PBS, Kylie and I watched it tonight.
You really need to watch it, too. It’s powerful.
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/gperf/indecent-full-episode/7823/?button=fullepisode
...Why is it always a white dude love interest for the WOC in these comedy shows, though. Like, this is a trend, right?
I'm watching "Chewing Gum" since I have time and it's good but I'm also getting that strong second-hand media embarrassment and I can barely watch, soisfjjdisofijofds
food mention Afficher plus
Last week: I wanna put everything on the same account! It's easier for me. It'll federate if it needs to.
Today: Is there an instance where furry creatives hang out 
LMAO
Thanksgiving, prison Afficher plus
gonna sleep now armin nelsyn makes some pretty nice brushes for clip
his basic acrylic brush is one of my faves
https://gumroad.com/arminnelsyn#
Okay, why are these loud WHOOSHES in Kelly Rowland's "Motivation"... That. I love them, but also: what the heck.
shoutouts to those of us who, by choice or necessity, do not have a traditional family to share Thanksgiving with.
you're still loved and cared about.
family is what you make of it, not who you're born to.
Hey friends, if you're playing #AnimalCrossingPocketCamp it would mean a great deal to me if you used the feedback/support/rating process to let the developers know that their frequent use of "his or her" is exclusionary and hurtful.
"Visit him or her at his or her camp."
No one talks like that unless they're using language to exclude, oppress, or erase. Normal people, when speaking in the abstract about a person of unknown gender, will say, "Visit them at their camp.".