sparkythewolf1997

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DOG GOOB!!!!! Yeah i didn't know how to draw whatever he's supposed to be so he's a dog now

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Looey drawing I made (couldn't be bothered to draw the spots)

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To the actor who played Joyce's boyfriend in the stranger things stage play on 1.11.2024 at 1:00.

We all saw your boner.

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I knew the game was going to be bad the second I saw matt and trey talking about it in the promotional video. Mfs looked like 😐😐.

Also the graphics...

The best part of Snow Day was when I archived it to free up space on the console and bought Sot and TFBW.

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haunting the narrative, handsome?

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I finally got to use it today, the girls bathroom line was a mile long so she let me use the guys. Kinda regretting it. It was nasty in there.

When your mum says you can't use the guys bathroom cause you'll see middle aged guy's dicks but then the next day you watch the new south park special where Randy has his out for half the runtime.

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Every time I remember these exist I can feel my soul leaving this planet.

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I feel like if Alastor joined the Vs he would be called Voice.

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Alter humans and furries have a rich history in human mythology, with anthropomorphic creatures often depicted as animals with human-like traits. Ancient Egyptian mythology, Greek mythology, and Middle Ages European folklore all have their roots in these myths. In the 19th and early 20th centuries, authors like Rudyard Kipling and Robert Louis Stevenson wrote stories featuring anthropomorphic animals, such as Mowgli in "The Jungle Book" and Dr. Jekyll's Mr. Hyde, which explored the complexities of human nature, the line between good and evil, and the struggle to maintain control over one's identity.

The modern alter human and furry subcultures emerged in the 20th century, particularly after the 1960s, due to the rise in counterculture movements and the exploration of alternative identities. The first known furry convention, "Anthrocon," was held in 1999, and the furry community has grown in size and influence. Furries identify with or have an interest in anthropomorphic animals, often dressing up in costumes or participating in online forums and social media groups. Alter humans, on the other hand, identify with or have an interest in non-animal, supernatural, or mythical creatures, such as elves, fairies, or demons. The alter human community has also gained traction in recent years, with conventions and events dedicated to celebrating these alternative identities.

Yes 👍

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Sorry, I'm not a therian myself and I made the comparison to religion to make a point. I'm aware that I sometimes get things wrong about the community since I'm not very active in it.

To all the therian haters, how is therianthropy different to any other belief? Other religions and cultures have weird traditions, and no one judges them. It's because we accept that everyone is different and some people have different beliefs. I'm not a therian myself but I support, because as weird as the whole things sounds, and as easy as it is to say they're all lying. Sometimes you just have to believe and support people regardless of you believe it yourself. If you aren't one you will never truly understand what it's like. And anyway there are over 100k therians, they can't all be faking. Are you telling me there's a secret cult of 100k people who made up therianthropy and gaslight everyone into thinking therians are real? So immature 🙄

And to the therians, keep going, there will always be someone to support you, even if you don't know them yet. You are not faking, this is who you are and don't ever forget that🐺❤️

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To all the therian haters, how is therianthropy different to any other belief? Other religions and cultures have weird traditions, and no one judges them. It's because we accept that everyone is different and some people have different beliefs. I'm not a therian myself but I support, because as weird as the whole things sounds, and as easy as it is to say they're all lying. Sometimes you just have to believe and support people regardless of you believe it yourself. If you aren't one you will never truly understand what it's like. And anyway there are over 100k therians, they can't all be faking. Are you telling me there's a secret cult of 100k people who made up therianthropy and gaslight everyone into thinking therians are real? So immature 🙄

And to the therians, keep going, there will always be someone to support you, even if you don't know them yet. You are not faking, this is who you are and don't ever forget that🐺❤️

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If I had a nickel for every piece of media released before the year 2000, with a couple named Sheila and Gerald, where Gerald hides a big secret. With a character named Eric who commited a crime. With a mom who believes he can't do anything wrong...

I'd have 2 nickels, that's not a lot, but HOLY SHIT THAT'S SIMILAR!

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I personally find them useful, you can use transtape to tape them to your body but it's quite uncomfortable.

hey trans guys. how do we feel about stand to pee packers

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Reblog if you think a woman can be complete without children

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When your mum says you can't use the guys bathroom cause you'll see middle aged guy's dicks but then the next day you watch the new south park special where Randy has his out for half the runtime.