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another compilation of links from black trans women in need of help. if you have any links please don't hesitate to add them <3

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Comparisons of my latest five pieces, as promised. You can see all the fun I had in the Zelda piece, haha. I had planned to have more done by now but work has been getting in the way. Soon! Sooooooooooooooooon. I’m also on Instagram, and will be uploading these there bit by bit (lothlenan). Please credit if you post <3

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PT 2: Since it’s officially Nonbinary Awareness Week, I decided to make some nice userboxes to celebrate some different nonbinary identities! And if you don’t see a userbox for your gender on any of my posts, please don’t hesitate to ask me to make a one for you! 😊

♡♡♡♡ Happy Nonbinary Awareness Week, everyone!!!! ♡♡♡♡

Part 1 || Part 3 || Part 4 || Part 5

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Zappos Now Sells SINGLE SHOES! Check it out.

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Zappos Now Sells SINGLE SHOES! Check it out.

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Help me pay for college by grabbing one of these drawings on shirts, mugs, stickers, ect at the link below !

Maw

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i haven’t really seen anyone on here talk about this so i thought i’d share cause this is absolutely upsetting and scary and we need to do something about it!!!!

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this is simply the greatest video i have ever seen

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Ableds' disrespect for the bodily autonomy of people with disabilities has really been highlighted for me during this pandemic. I had four (4!) people come right up and touch my wheelchair to "help" me today. I was out for a beach day and on my way back to the car. They decided that I could not possibly do so on my own, that I clearly needed many strangers to come up and attempt to push my wheelchair. Now, this is never ok. You can not just go up and try to push someone's wheelchair. It is less ok during a global pandemic when you go right into a stranger's space with no mask and then touch their mobility device. This is not helpful. It is endangering the person that you are trying to help, and yourself. Don't push people's wheelchairs without explicit consent. Do follow social distancing guidelines.

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yearbook class page style prints i had for anyc! the quotes are from various tumblr posts

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Star Bride

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options for when you no longer like a fic you wrote

Orphan it. By adding it to the orphan_account on AO3, you remove your name from the fic and from the comments (if you replied to them). The work is removed from your account and from your stats. You will not see future stats or comments or kudos on that work unless you click into the fic yourself to investigate. You can no longer edit or delete the work after you orphan it. You can not get the work back.

Add the fic to an anonymous collection. This will remove your username from the story and from the comments if you choose to reply, but you will retain ownership of the work and still be able to edit/delete/orphan it in future. You can also regain ownership at any time by removing it from the anonymous collection. 

Add a disclaimer or other author’s note to the top of the story explaining how you feel, or what’s changed since you wrote the fic. 

Edit the fic. Either make changes to the existing story on AO3 or create a new story and include something in the summary or an author’s note that says you are rewriting your own work. You can even link the two together in a series or with the inspired by function. 

Delete the fic. While this will sadden readers for whom it might be a favourite story, this is always an option. Your Archive is your own, and you can control which of your works remain on the internet.

Remember that you wrote that fic at a time in your life when you felt a certain way or had a certain skill level. There’s no shame in that. You had to start somewhere to get where you are today. ❤