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Magical girl-themed generators I found
These can help you brainstorm ideas for your magical girl OCs!
Magical Girl Team Generator
Magical Girl Weapon Creator
Magical Girl Generator (1)
Magical Girl Generator (2)
Magical Girl Generator (3)
PMMM Magical Girl Generator
Magical Knight Generator (basically a Magical Boy generator)
Anime Power Generator (get those crazy attack names!)
Magical Girl Title Generator
Magical Knight Title Generator
Fantasy Name Generators (not a specific generator but has hundreds of them that can easily be used to think of names, weapons, etc for your magical girl as well as location names and the like)
Magical Guardian Element Generator
Fantastic Weapon Generator
Puella Magi Generator
Magical Girl Series Prompt
Magical Girl Generator (4)
PMMM Witch Creator
Magical Girl Outfit Generator
Magical Girl Raising Project OC Creator
Precure Maker
Magical Girl Team Generator (2)
Feel free to add your own!
EDIT 7/15/2023: Just added a bunch more!
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Thread I posted on my Twitter regarding people slandering Michael for seeking help from a therapist after playing Killmonger. People are so sick.
1) He isnât âweakâ for going to a therapist
2) Even if you didnât think he did a good job as Killmonger, that doesnât invalidate his feelings/emotions
3) Again, regardless of if you thought he didnât do great as Killmonger, he still had to go to a dark place filled with nothing but pain and turmoil in order to portray Erik, who is nothing like Michael in real life.
Yâall will literally find any reason to hate this man, whether it be because of who he decides to date or his decision to seek out therapy due to feeling depressed. He does nothing to anybody and it isnât fair that heâs met with such criticism.
Anyway, I just needed to get this off my chest.
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A black girl will be spending years in jail because she had a mental health crisis. PLEASE READ

Meet Saraya: she was experiencing a mental health crisis. Police came and tackled her. She is 15.
Saraya Rees is a 15 year old biracial girl from Coos County, Oregon. After being abruptly instructed to stop taking her antidepressants by a local pediatrician, Saraya went into psychosis. In her manic state, Saraya poured a small amount of gasoline on the floor. Her parents called Coos Health & Wellness in hope that that would send mental health advisors, Coos Health & Wellness sent the police. While still in psychosis, the officers arrested her, questioned her without her family or lawyers present, charged with attempted murder and assault, and sent her to juvenile prison for 11 years.
ELEVEN.YEARS.
This is not justice.
This is inhumane.
WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP:
1. Call these people and demand that she be let go to the custody in her parents.
Please call Governor Kate Brown and Senator Jeff Merkely.â
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đGovernor Kate Brown: (503) 378-4582â
đSenator Jeff Merkley: (503) 326-3386â
2. Sign the petition!Â
http://chng.it/dPR59dnMzq
Please DO NOT donate to CHANGE.ORG, instead donate to Sarayaâs gofundme.Â
3. Follow @justice4saraya on instagram. You can find info on where to send her encouragement cards and get updated on progress.
4. SEND CARDS TO THE FOLLOWING (please also note card sending rules)
OAK CREEK CORRECTIONAL FACIILITYÂ
C/O SARAYA REES
4400 LOCHNER ROAD SEÂ
ALBANY, OR 97332
EDIT: PLEASE CONSIDER THESE RULES WHEN SENDING HER CARDS! The family has asked for the following when sending cards:Â
-No vulgar language or cursing (sheâs a child, afterall)Â
-No stickers
-No metalÂ
- Do not use return address stickers
-No Cash
Using these things could mean Saraya doesnât get your card. If you want to donate to the family during this very hard time, please use the GOFUND ME.
 https://www.gofundme.com/f/justice4saraya
You can also send her gifts for when she gets out to a PO BOX:Â
SARAYAâS PO BOX
PO BOX 211
MYRTLE POINT, OR 97458
MENTAL ILLNESS IS NOT A CRIME. LETâS FREE OUR GIRL SARAYA!!!
Sarayaâs website:Â https://www.justice4saraya.com/
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Reminder, Black people suffer from depression. Black people can be mentally ill. It is okay that Black people suffer from depression. It does not make us, especially Black women, any less strong or resilient. But when you wash all of our concerns away by calling us that, youâre invalidating our struggles because they donât fit into your perception of Blackness. Cut it out. And yes this is for Black people too.
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You guys, I still have yet to watch Jingle Jangle (I know, I know, I should, I will) but y'know what MY favorite black holiday movie is?

A movie about a black women, Georgia, who finds out that she's going to die in 2 weeks, and finally decides to do all the things she wanted to do and hoped for.




In other words, a plus size black woman having the time of her life, blowing money, being happy, and multiple people admire her and fawn over her. I won't spoil the ending, but I reccomend this movie for EVERYONE, especially my black followers who need a break from the trauma-struggle-violent-"woke" movies we've been getting for a while.

It also has one of my favorite quotes that I live by now.
"Next time... we will laugh more, we'll love more; we just won't be so afraid."
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scriptlgbtâ:
Mod Natâs Massive Binding Guide For Writers
Preface
Iâve been writing this for months now and will be perpetually updating it whenever I can and have enough information to update. Contributions and tips and whatnot are greatly appreciated, the link to give those is at the bottom of this page and should be linked on every page linked here as well.
The version you are currently seeing of the table of contents was last updated 2018-06-15. Please check the original post from our blog to ensure this is most recent version.
This is a guide of binding techniques aimed at writers depicting the honest experiences of these methods. This is not medical advice.
Table of Contents
READ FIRST: Writing Considerations and Health Information
Methods of Binding
1920s bandeauÂ
Addition methods
Bandages (ace/tensor), Back braces
Cling wrap
Commercial binders
Compression bras
Compression shirts
Corset
DIY binders (elastic, neoprene, tights)
Sarashi
Tape (Trans tape, kinesiology tape, duct/packing tape)
Wrapped cloth
Comments, corrections, clarifications, resource suggestions or requests?
Send it here!
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scriptlgbtâ:
Writing Trans Characters: Corrections of Common Mistakes
These are just a few quick, basic things that should be taken into account that I notice a lot of writers get wrong.
Not every trans person is âpreâ or âpostâ HRT or surgeries. It can be pretty stigmatizing to think of trans peopleâs lives as part of those two categories, especially when those things have not always been part of their plan or they do not want them at all.
âAbout 14 percent of trans women and 72 percent of trans men said they donât ever want full genital construction surgery.â So for the record, your trans man character who doesnât want bottom surgery is part of the majority of trans men.
There are loads of different kinds of surgeries (even if weâre just talking about genitalia, even if weâre just talking about one type of genitalia).
âTransitionâ is a really vague term. It includes all sorts of things for all sorts of people, and it has no start and end date usually. It can literally be just coming out and thatâs it.
âTransgenderedâ is not the preferred term because it is not a verb, it is an identity (an adjective).
A great guide for phrasing things in a good way is the GLAAD media guide for writing about trans people. Thereâs some stuff in there thatâs less of a consensus within the trans communities, but itâs very minimal, and what is there is not harmful.
Do not misgender your own characters when narrating things.
âTranswomenâ and  "transmen" are not the preferred wording. There is a space between them, because as mentioned earlier, trans is an adjective. These are still women and men.
There usually isnât a reason to feature or talk about surgeries or your trans characterâs body in general within the plot. This doesnât mean âavoid it at all costsâ - just ask yourself if it actually is necessary. Most people asking questions related to surgeries and the like do not actually need to include that information.
Itâs a common misconception that all trans men have vaginas and all trans women have penises, are perisex etc. The people who have penises cannot be summed up by saying âtrans women and cis menâ because not only does that exclude a whole lot of nonbinary people, (or how everybody generally is born with a phallus, but I digress) but intersex genitalia is extremely varied, and countless trans people do undergo surgeries. Most post-op genitalia looks indistinguishable from the kind that cis people have.
Gender dysphoria =/= body hatred. Hereâs a link where I explain what gender dysphoria feels like for me.
Trans people are not âborn in the wrong bodyâ (some folks may use this phrasing to explain things to cis people who have no familiarity or patience to understand, or because they do actually feel that way - but it is by no means a catch-all).
We did not âused to be a [GAAB*]â and we are not âbiologically [GAAB]â - we are who we say we are, even when we are closeted, even when our shape was different. Some folks who experience gender fluidity are different here and itâs not uniform - but it is still inappropriate for cis people to use these phrases.
he/him =/= âmale pronounsâ etc. Donât gender pronouns! Not everyone who uses these pronouns is âmaleâ.
The terms âfemale bodyâ or âmale bodyâ are not helpful in explaining what a certain body is like. They have no uniform way of being, especially taking hormones, surgeries, and intersex persons into account. And if you identify as female, your body is female. It is your body.
See also:
I am transgender and I was not âborn in the wrong body.â (Medium)
TRANSGENDER IS AN ADJECTIVE. NOT A NOUN. OR A VERB! (Feministing)
* GAAB = Gender Assigned At Birth
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ok so, i have a minor character in my story who is nonbinary and i want to refer to them without using their name. I need a gender neutral word similar to woman/man but i dont wanna use person because it feels too vague. Are there any words i could use?
If this is in a modern setting you can use enby, ie âan enbyâ, âthe enbyâ, multiple enbies etc. Otherwise you can refer to them by their occupation/role, eg the doctor, the florist, the farmer, the customer, and so on and so forth.Â
- mod Laini
Personally I prefer people just use âpersonâ for me and not enby. Enby was specifically coined as an equivalent of boy/girl and I feel people using it for me is aging me down in a way that feels off. I really donât think you should feel the need to avoid person. Inclusivity and neutrality arenât necessarily vague, and when used in contrast with characters who are referred to as men and women, saying person, even ânonbinary personâ specifically is fine.
- mod nat
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If yâall donât know already, Therapy For Black Girls is an amazing podcast to listen to!
If you know of any other great outlets, please reply with them!!
H.E.R. Space is dope as well!
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RIP Oluwatoyin Salau
You deserved so much more.
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A haiku to folx on the interwebs who mask their hate in âcritiqueâ and sarcastic âadviceâ.
Youâre just so brave
Behind that glaring lit glass
You correct the world.
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Lol I posted a photo on IG about body hair and how we demonize naturally occuring fluff as if the devil sent forth every little fur itself. And I canât get over how well this exchange went down. We are still chatting.
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