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I don't think I've ever drawn Ninten with blonde hair, so here he is! (+red eyes to match >:3).

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Illustration by Rella

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Two stunning winners ✨️

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Do not think for a moment that this admin is only going after trans folks. They are ultimately going after the whole LGBTQ community. They start small, like getting rid of a hotline option, then go BIG.

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people without any whimsy scare me. why are you like that. where are your trinkets.

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Designs for Miku Symphony 10th By Rella

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“Where are you going today?”🚂

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hey i like you have muse dash rin and len sprites

you can find the rest of the non-gif + gif sprites here. i couldnt upload them cuz tumblr said no

i didnt make the google drive btw, it’s on the wiki.

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Shout out to all the Black ppl that can no longer participate directly in the fandom they love because of the stresses of racism 👍🏾 you contain multitudes of value and I'm sorry that the color of your skin and the power of your voice makes people not want to acknowledge that.

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"Pride month is over"

WRONG! Your pride month is over! Me and all the other disabled queers are having pride month two: disability edition

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Recent weeks have seen the Trump administration’s “mass deportation” program kick into overdrive.

Militarized federal agents are working hard to meet the White House’s sky-high arrest quotas, and the number of people in immigration detention is surging past record highs. That means focusing even more on otherwise law-abiding people who happen to have irregular immigration statuses ― people who pay taxes, show up to court dates and check-ins, work hard to provide for their families, and followed previous administrations’ rules to apply for humanitarian protections. It also means interrogating people at swap meets, and underground parties, or those who just have brown skin.

The nation disapproves, polling shows. Massive protests around the country ― in both large urban areas and small towns ― have showcased Americans’ fury at having their loved ones and neighbors ripped out of their communities at random.

Across the country, people are also taking action to slow down what they see as the egregious over-enforcement of immigration law, attempting to starve Trump’s mass deportation machine of fuel and to throw sand in its gears.

It’s a tall order. Donald Trump’s deportation apparatus is a bipartisan creation that’s been decades in the making. Over time, the legal process has exerted more and more control over immigrants’ lives, and Congress has failed to do anything to help out-of-status immigrants in recent years except further criminalize them, and write enormous checks for immigration detention and enforcement. As Stephen Lemons observed in the Phoenix New Times recently, “Trump didn’t create America’s deportation machine. He’s just revving the engine.”

But, as it turns out, Trump’s deportation agenda relies upon some crucial choke points. Here they are.

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y'all not to doxx myself too hard but irl i have spent some time in my life in mental health recovery, and i am here to tell anyone who needs to hear it that people with multiples & schizophrenia & psychosis & BPD are fun and interesting and lovable people and my friends

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Is and continues to be my favorite dance video. Dude’s so unexpectedly fluid.

> High score! What happened? Did i break it?

> You don’t see too many YouTube videos from 2005..

Weird to think that was almost a 10 years ago.