#shera

[piritos03]

A little treat 💕

[piranisarius]

Then I open up and see

The person falling here is me 💫

[rinniiart]

Joining @azulina98's amazing DTIYS. Catra looks so good in this suit.

[stellastell]

Sorry...Adora.

[catradoraswife]

MELOG THE SPACE CAT,I LOVE THEM ❤️❤️❤️

[simplyabsolute]

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Summary: After being convinced to sign up for a summer internship at the museum in her friend’s hometown, Adora is finally ready to get this degree prerequisite out of the way so she can graduate with her Master’s in the fall. She just needed to move to a new town for the summer where she only knows three people, impress her peers, complete her internship with flying colors, and make a revolutionary breakthrough with her thesis… how in the world is she supposed to do all that?

Little does she know that a certain brunette in the curatorial department is the answer to all her problems.

(Museum/Modern/Human AU)

Thank you @fruitsand-peachies for this lovely cover art 💖

Read it here!

[tippenfunkaport]

I like to think Glimmer's hair glows when she's happy.

Right now, she's dreaming about punching someone.

[scarystickers]

Since y'all liked the first venn diagram so much I made another

The three big gay cliques of tumblr

[oliviajoytaylor]

[katchanri]

I joined the redraw trend uwu

[quirrelli]

box buddies

[piranisarius]

New style practice with everyone’s favorite meow meow

[violetrashie]

Adora post worktime 🔥 (and Catra looking respectfully)

Prints stickers and more here in my shop <3

[circlique]

In all seriousness though---

Korra got a ton---and I mean a TON---of hate, for daring to be a headstrong, non-genderconforming woman of color. So forgive me if I don't react well to "korrasami doesn't deserve it"

Korra already fought through enough misogyny and racism while it was actively airing. She already got enough criticism for not being the "target audience" of 8-12 age males who buy action figures. She already got enough criticism for having flaws as a woman, for not "acting ladylike". She already got enough criticism for not being white or white passing in a show that has ZERO white characters. So when you come at korrasami fans with "they don't deserve it"? Don't be surprised when korrasami fans look at it with a lens of suspicion, because korrasami already fought through the criticism, already fought through being stuck in the "dead slot" air time in nickelodeon (which they were moved to in season three, when the show runners actively started hinting at a wlw ship), already fought through being pulled off air and onto online viewing only, in 2014, for those of you who are a bit young. (Obergefell vs Hodges, the Supreme Court case which legalized gay marriage nationwide in the US, happen on June 26, 2016). "They only held hands in the finale" because that's all they could get away with at the time. They were the FIRST. Bubbeline came later. Rupphire came later. Catradora came later. There are still no notable mlm ships in children's media, so the work ISN'T done. Korrasami fans "screech and yell" at you for not understanding because you accuse them of "queerbaiting" without understanding that they were the FIRST in their time to OPENLY hint at being gay on a a children's television network. In a time, for most intents and purposes in the US, being gay was still ILLEGAL.

And by the way? The Owl House, a recent, animatec children's show on Disney, was recently canceled for not being "the Disney brand". It features a bisexual woman of color (in an EXPLICITLY wlw relationship) as the main character, not unsimilar to Korra. Misogyny is not dead. Homophobia is not dead. Know your history, and know the work isn't done.

[sizzling-eggs]

Do you ever watch a show or a movie or any piece of media meant for kids and just think about how the story or character or that one scene or whatever just spoke to your heart and soul, or just how profound it made you happy or break your heart. And just sit their thinking that this is for literal children, who probably still couldn't 100% understand the gravity of what they are consuming or probably couldn't articulate how they felt about it other than say they liked it or they dont, or it made them happy or sad, and you, a grown ass person is just thinking about how this thing meant for kids is just so simple yet complex with so many layers of emotions and plot and etc. That explores themes and subject better than media meant for your age, in a way that is simple yet incredible done.