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current fan creation landscape is kinda like if you went to a party with a homemade cake and everyone takes a slice and silently thumbs up at you with no attempt to start a conversation except for occasionally some guy sits in the corner with a tape recorder critiquing the cake as though he was a restaurant critic and another guy is handing the cake to an uber driver like "yeah i need you to find a restaurant that makes cake like this so i can have more of it" and the only person that's talked to you in 30 minutes is a very sweet little guy who was like "hey i liked your cake" and then ran away apologizing for bothering you the moment you said thank you.

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these are the best cards on the planet and no one can tell me otherwise

(etsy)

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I know everyone has read this by the number of views and kudos, but this is literally the cherik with x-kids (who have no powers in this fic) dynamic of my dreams.

new comfort fic just dropped

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Mutant and p r o u d .

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Had so many problems doing this drawing

I messed up the layers so I couldn’t shadow it but anyway 😭

Redraw of this panel :]

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Poll 1 Poll 2

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Peter: Mr. Stark can you buy this for me?

Tony: Sure, Bambino

Clint: You can’t just pay things for him!

Tony: Why not? I’m his dad, I’ll pay for whatever he wants

Sam: We’re playing monopoly!

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Erik, trying to flirt: What goes up but never comes down?

Charles: The amount of stress you bring into my life.

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All the young students: WHAT?!

Erik going along with it: It's true

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Hellooooo! I made a uquiz, hehe. What cherik fic are you? Let's see what you'll get

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Tony Stark being saved by his children

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Last month, on Patreon.com/leehanji

Hey there, civilian 😘

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The many, many flaws of the X-Men’s alleged allegory notwithstanding, I think part of the reason it resonates with many folks is that being in a position where intracommunity discourse about your own identity is dominated on one side by a glorified high school principal who thinks he understands what’s going on inside your head better than you do, and on the other side by a monologuing misanthrope who honestly believes telling disadvantaged kids to kill their parents constitutes praxis, and everybody acts like you have to choose one side or the other and those are your only options – well, sometimes that feels awfully familiar!