#blorbo — Public Fediverse posts
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CW: Surge the Tenrec rambling (~200 words)
Is it normal to be obsessed with a character when you haven't properly read their source material yet?
Because I feel this with Surge the Tenrec. She's basically a combination of a bunch of things I find cool. Having her old life stolen from her, being lied to and brainwashed by authority figures, carving her own (presumably) ethically dubious path. Making her traumatic backstory everyone else's problem. Not to mention being partially cybernetic. Makes me think of some of my favorite Transformers' backstories. (e.g., Senator Shockwave, Whirl, Megatron, Shadow Striker...)
Her pointy teeth also remind me of Megatron's appearance in Transformers Prime teehee.
For all these reasons, I feel like even if they screwed up her writing I'd still love her haha. As a Sonic 06 fan, I'm certainly no stranger to liking even flawed source material for what it does well, and treating canon like a sandbox. In spite of this knowledge, I do wonder if it would seem foolish to an outside observer.
Started reading the Sonic IDW comics, in spite of my skepticism, literally just so I could read her story firsthand rather than having to keep relying on secondhand material like fanfic and fandom discussions. Don't want to rush reading the comics to know the context of her story though. I'm on Vol. 5 now.
Still, I do sometimes see people posting these gorgeous artworks, and admitting that they never read the source material in the description, so maybe it isn't something to feel too weird about.
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CW: Surge the Tenrec rambling (~200 words)
Is it normal to be obsessed with a character when you haven't properly read their source material yet?
Because I feel this with Surge the Tenrec. She's basically a combination of a bunch of things I find cool. Having her old life stolen from her, being lied to and brainwashed by authority figures, carving her own (presumably) ethically dubious path. Making her traumatic backstory everyone else's problem. Not to mention being partially cybernetic. Makes me think of some of my favorite Transformers' backstories. (e.g., Senator Shockwave, Whirl, Megatron, Shadow Striker...)
Her pointy teeth also remind me of Megatron's appearance in Transformers Prime teehee.
For all these reasons, I feel like even if they screwed up her writing I'd still love her haha. As a Sonic 06 fan, I'm certainly no stranger to liking even flawed source material for what it does well, and treating canon like a sandbox. In spite of this knowledge, I do wonder if it would seem foolish to an outside observer.
Started reading the Sonic IDW comics, in spite of my skepticism, literally just so I could read her story firsthand rather than having to keep relying on secondhand material like fanfic and fandom discussions. Don't want to rush reading the comics to know the context of her story though. I'm on Vol. 5 now.
Still, I do sometimes see people posting these gorgeous artworks, and admitting that they never read the source material in the description, so maybe it isn't something to feel too weird about.
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#AskMastodon what's your #MagicTheGathering #blorbo ? Personally, I can't decide, I'm going with Zurgo because not only is he a hot bara orc but also he cares about freedom and self-determination and seems to have come out of the whole dragon lord mess a genuinely good guy, but I respect anyone who says Magar, Plargg, Ajani or even Garruk, honestly. Garruk is the hottest one but can you imagine actually, like, encountering him? I would cry and hope he leaves from the cringe.
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CW: cw discussion of trauma and PTSD, spoilers for The Terminator (1984)
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Kyle Reese is interesting to me.
The opening scenes of The Terminator introduce a few very important themes. One: The future is a dreadful place full of death and destruction, and where humanity's sole goal of survival has a common opposition in the form of murderous machines. Two: Kyle Reese and The Terminator are both out of their element in the world of 1980s Los Angeles, both reasonably desperate, and both dangerous. Three: The Terminator looks a lot less uncomfortable than Reese. Reese is suffering physically and mentally; The Terminator is not. Reese is merely human.There's a lot to be said for Linda Hamilton's Sarah Connor, and a lot that should be said for and about her. Her acting is excellent, her character arc interesting, and I like how she portrays a figured who rises to meet a challenge. Sometimes the most unexpected people will prove worthy of a position of importance. The story ultimately is about her, and I love that. She broke so many eggs just by being amazing.
But this is about Kyle Reese.I showed my support worker this film, with very little prior context, continuing an informal project to fill out their missing cultural knowledge from a somewhat abusive and paradoxically sheltered childhood. (They really liked Casablanca and Network.) One thing that was interesting was their initial certainty that Kyle Reese was a villain, just like the Terminator was. Different, obviously, but similar in methods, and surely similar in intentions.
Kyle Reese is like a traumatized, cornered rat throughout the movie. Resourceful, tenacious, never cruel but always in fight or flight. He is plagued by flashbacks and nightmares very frequently.
Never cruel. Never vindictive. Sometimes even almost gentle, especially with dogs.
Always desperate, often a danger to others both out of a need to defend himself and a need to complete a mission of far more importance than any life except one.
He doesn't know nobody will listen to him. He does know he is not safe; he doesn't know how to become safe except by hiding, fighting and stealing for the few scraps of clothing, information and equipment he can get.
He doesn't know how to talk to a normal human being. He does know how to make a pipebomb.He reminds me of myself.
Which is why I'm slowly lowering him into a boiling vat of estrogen to see what happens.
#terminator-1984 #the-terminator-1984 #the-terminator #terminator #michael-biehn #horror #blorbo -
CW: cw discussion of trauma and PTSD, spoilers for The Terminator (1984)
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Kyle Reese is interesting to me.
The opening scenes of The Terminator introduce a few very important themes. One: The future is a dreadful place full of death and destruction, and where humanity's sole goal of survival has a common opposition in the form of murderous machines. Two: Kyle Reese and The Terminator are both out of their element in the world of 1980s Los Angeles, both reasonably desperate, and both dangerous. Three: The Terminator looks a lot less uncomfortable than Reese. Reese is suffering physically and mentally; The Terminator is not. Reese is merely human.There's a lot to be said for Linda Hamilton's Sarah Connor, and a lot that should be said for and about her. Her acting is excellent, her character arc interesting, and I like how she portrays a figured who rises to meet a challenge. Sometimes the most unexpected people will prove worthy of a position of importance. The story ultimately is about her, and I love that. She broke so many eggs just by being amazing.
But this is about Kyle Reese.I showed my support worker this film, with very little prior context, continuing an informal project to fill out their missing cultural knowledge from a somewhat abusive and paradoxically sheltered childhood. (They really liked Casablanca and Network.) One thing that was interesting was their initial certainty that Kyle Reese was a villain, just like the Terminator was. Different, obviously, but similar in methods, and surely similar in intentions.
Kyle Reese is like a traumatized, cornered rat throughout the movie. Resourceful, tenacious, never cruel but always in fight or flight. He is plagued by flashbacks and nightmares very frequently.
Never cruel. Never vindictive. Sometimes even almost gentle, especially with dogs.
Always desperate, often a danger to others both out of a need to defend himself and a need to complete a mission of far more importance than any life except one.
He doesn't know nobody will listen to him. He does know he is not safe; he doesn't know how to become safe except by hiding, fighting and stealing for the few scraps of clothing, information and equipment he can get.
He doesn't know how to talk to a normal human being. He does know how to make a pipebomb.He reminds me of myself.
Which is why I'm slowly lowering him into a boiling vat of estrogen to see what happens.
#terminator-1984 #the-terminator-1984 #the-terminator #terminator #michael-biehn #horror #blorbo -
CW: cw discussion of trauma and PTSD, spoilers for The Terminator (1984)
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Kyle Reese is interesting to me.
The opening scenes of The Terminator introduce a few very important themes. One: The future is a dreadful place full of death and destruction, and where humanity's sole goal of survival has a common opposition in the form of murderous machines. Two: Kyle Reese and The Terminator are both out of their element in the world of 1980s Los Angeles, both reasonably desperate, and both dangerous. Three: The Terminator looks a lot less uncomfortable than Reese. Reese is suffering physically and mentally; The Terminator is not. Reese is merely human.There's a lot to be said for Linda Hamilton's Sarah Connor, and a lot that should be said for and about her. Her acting is excellent, her character arc interesting, and I like how she portrays a figured who rises to meet a challenge. Sometimes the most unexpected people will prove worthy of a position of importance. The story ultimately is about her, and I love that. She broke so many eggs just by being amazing.
But this is about Kyle Reese.I showed my support worker this film, with very little prior context, continuing an informal project to fill out their missing cultural knowledge from a somewhat abusive and paradoxically sheltered childhood. (They really liked Casablanca and Network.) One thing that was interesting was their initial certainty that Kyle Reese was a villain, just like the Terminator was. Different, obviously, but similar in methods, and surely similar in intentions.
Kyle Reese is like a traumatized, cornered rat throughout the movie. Resourceful, tenacious, never cruel but always in fight or flight. He is plagued by flashbacks and nightmares very frequently.
Never cruel. Never vindictive. Sometimes even almost gentle, especially with dogs.
Always desperate, often a danger to others both out of a need to defend himself and a need to complete a mission of far more importance than any life except one.
He doesn't know nobody will listen to him. He does know he is not safe; he doesn't know how to become safe except by hiding, fighting and stealing for the few scraps of clothing, information and equipment he can get.
He doesn't know how to talk to a normal human being. He does know how to make a pipebomb.He reminds me of myself.
Which is why I'm slowly lowering him into a boiling vat of estrogen to see what happens.
#terminator-1984 #the-terminator-1984 #the-terminator #terminator #michael-biehn #horror #blorbo -
What is your opinion on how some BNFs of a pairing/character call themselves "CEO of [shipname]" or "CEO of [character]"
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If asked for a song that sums up or reflects your favorite character or ship, would you be able to give one?
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If asked for a song that sums up or reflects your favorite character or ship, would you be able to give one?
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If asked for a song that sums up or reflects your favorite character or ship, would you be able to give one?
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If asked for a song that sums up or reflects your favorite character or ship, would you be able to give one?
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Blorbo definition from Urban Dictionary :
"Originating on Tumblr, the term 'blorbo' refers to a person's favorite or beloved character from any piece of fandom media. Can be synonymous with scrunkly, scrimblo, or eeby deeby.
Daughter: "Oh my god, the blorbos from my show are having such a bad time."
Mother: "Sweetie, I have NO idea what that means."
- by jar_of_rocks April 27, 2022
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Blorbo definition from Urban Dictionary :
"Originating on Tumblr, the term 'blorbo' refers to a person's favorite or beloved character from any piece of fandom media. Can be synonymous with scrunkly, scrimblo, or eeby deeby.
Daughter: "Oh my god, the blorbos from my show are having such a bad time."
Mother: "Sweetie, I have NO idea what that means."
- by jar_of_rocks April 27, 2022
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Blorbo definition from Urban Dictionary :
"Originating on Tumblr, the term 'blorbo' refers to a person's favorite or beloved character from any piece of fandom media. Can be synonymous with scrunkly, scrimblo, or eeby deeby.
Daughter: "Oh my god, the blorbos from my show are having such a bad time."
Mother: "Sweetie, I have NO idea what that means."
- by jar_of_rocks April 27, 2022
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Blorbo definition from Urban Dictionary :
"Originating on Tumblr, the term 'blorbo' refers to a person's favorite or beloved character from any piece of fandom media. Can be synonymous with scrunkly, scrimblo, or eeby deeby.
Daughter: "Oh my god, the blorbos from my show are having such a bad time."
Mother: "Sweetie, I have NO idea what that means."
- by jar_of_rocks April 27, 2022
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It's been a while since I've done one of these but I love Black Raisin Cookie, Hope you like this too!
#BeebzEditz #CookieRun #BlackRaisinCookie #picmix #ProblemCookie #CookieRunEdit #CookieRunKingdom #blorbo #blorbin #waifu #fandomedit #DigitalCollageArt
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Any of y'all ever had a blorbo who frequently gets tagged, and it's a coin flip as to whether they're a non-entity in the fic, perhaps even only being tagged because of a mention?
Well THIS USERSCRIPT — it's the best thing since sliced bread! Now I don't have to click into every fic with him tagged and ctrl + F for his name to determine whether he appears proportionately!
How many times does this character show up in this fic? by exuvia
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I have a serious question for the #transfem #transfeminine #transfemme communities; as a boy wearing dresses (I am transmasc, male-appearing on T post top-surgery, my gender identity is queer and boy depending on the time of day or what way the wind is blowing) as now that my masculinity doesn't feel threatened every day (not quite the words I want there; I don't know how to explain it other than that there's a huge metaphorical and physical weight off my chest now, and it unlocked doors that I had chained and barred shut for so long) I feel much freer to enjoy the feminine side of me that I truly neglected pre-transition.
I wear both dresses and skirts, especially ones that were mine pre-transition,. to paraphrase Suzy Izzard, it's just me wearing a dress, not cross-dressing or anything, just expressing myself in ways I never felt comfortable to as a girl.
there's some pictures of me hanging out around this account under the tag #SelfieADay, including a recent one of me wearing a dress. I'm 5'5", what's trying to grow into a full beard but mostly is on the sides and under my chin at least an inch and a half full length, about an inch practical length because it's curly. visible chest hair, back hair, leg hair etc that I have no interest in removing, and my hair is buzzed but it's always covered for religious reasons and some leftover modesty practise from pre-transition.
I'd like to hear anything someone (trans, fem inclined in whatever way, not interested in hearing from other trans masc folk except if someone also dresses in gender-transgessive fashion and has experience doing so outside of drag circumstances or whatever; local #blorbo folks also welcome to chime in regardless of identity/identification) feels is important to say so that I can make sure I'm respectful to y'all's communities etc. I never want anything I do to negatively impact other trans people, and I very much try to educate people when I have spoons that anyone can wear a dress, etc.
I am also fortunate enough to be in Los Angeles, and while I'm not in the heart of gay territory down here, I am also not out in 47-supporter land; and most comments I get are supportive (where I thank them and them gently inform them that I'm male and this is for comfort and fun) or compliments.
I bought what's probably going to be my primary summer sundress today (in three colours all the exact same dress because I am That Kind of autistic lmao). it has pockets, not quite enough for my phone but my vape can go in there and such. and it's super comfortable and therefore the same sort of same clothes I do with men's clothing.
so yeah. open forum, be nice, if you're rude I'm going to show you the door. I know I'm friends with a lot of transfem folks, I am mostly interested in their opinions over strangers'.
haha oops almost hit the character count over here.
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I have a serious question for the #transfem #transfeminine #transfemme communities; as a boy wearing dresses (I am transmasc, male-appearing on T post top-surgery, my gender identity is queer and boy depending on the time of day or what way the wind is blowing) as now that my masculinity doesn't feel threatened every day (not quite the words I want there; I don't know how to explain it other than that there's a huge metaphorical and physical weight off my chest now, and it unlocked doors that I had chained and barred shut for so long) I feel much freer to enjoy the feminine side of me that I truly neglected pre-transition.
I wear both dresses and skirts, especially ones that were mine pre-transition,. to paraphrase Suzy Izzard, it's just me wearing a dress, not cross-dressing or anything, just expressing myself in ways I never felt comfortable to as a girl.
there's some pictures of me hanging out around this account under the tag #SelfieADay, including a recent one of me wearing a dress. I'm 5'5", what's trying to grow into a full beard but mostly is on the sides and under my chin at least an inch and a half full length, about an inch practical length because it's curly. visible chest hair, back hair, leg hair etc that I have no interest in removing, and my hair is buzzed but it's always covered for religious reasons and some leftover modesty practise from pre-transition.
I'd like to hear anything someone (trans, fem inclined in whatever way, not interested in hearing from other trans masc folk except if someone also dresses in gender-transgessive fashion and has experience doing so outside of drag circumstances or whatever; local #blorbo folks also welcome to chime in regardless of identity/identification) feels is important to say so that I can make sure I'm respectful to y'all's communities etc. I never want anything I do to negatively impact other trans people, and I very much try to educate people when I have spoons that anyone can wear a dress, etc.
I am also fortunate enough to be in Los Angeles, and while I'm not in the heart of gay territory down here, I am also not out in 47-supporter land; and most comments I get are supportive (where I thank them and them gently inform them that I'm male and this is for comfort and fun) or compliments.
I bought what's probably going to be my primary summer sundress today (in three colours all the exact same dress because I am That Kind of autistic lmao). it has pockets, not quite enough for my phone but my vape can go in there and such. and it's super comfortable and therefore the same sort of same clothes I do with men's clothing.
so yeah. open forum, be nice, if you're rude I'm going to show you the door. I know I'm friends with a lot of transfem folks, I am mostly interested in their opinions over strangers'.
haha oops almost hit the character count over here.
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I have a serious question for the #transfem #transfeminine #transfemme communities; as a boy wearing dresses (I am transmasc, male-appearing on T post top-surgery, my gender identity is queer and boy depending on the time of day or what way the wind is blowing) as now that my masculinity doesn't feel threatened every day (not quite the words I want there; I don't know how to explain it other than that there's a huge metaphorical and physical weight off my chest now, and it unlocked doors that I had chained and barred shut for so long) I feel much freer to enjoy the feminine side of me that I truly neglected pre-transition.
I wear both dresses and skirts, especially ones that were mine pre-transition,. to paraphrase Suzy Izzard, it's just me wearing a dress, not cross-dressing or anything, just expressing myself in ways I never felt comfortable to as a girl.
there's some pictures of me hanging out around this account under the tag #SelfieADay, including a recent one of me wearing a dress. I'm 5'5", what's trying to grow into a full beard but mostly is on the sides and under my chin at least an inch and a half full length, about an inch practical length because it's curly. visible chest hair, back hair, leg hair etc that I have no interest in removing, and my hair is buzzed but it's always covered for religious reasons and some leftover modesty practise from pre-transition.
I'd like to hear anything someone (trans, fem inclined in whatever way, not interested in hearing from other trans masc folk except if someone also dresses in gender-transgessive fashion and has experience doing so outside of drag circumstances or whatever; local #blorbo folks also welcome to chime in regardless of identity/identification) feels is important to say so that I can make sure I'm respectful to y'all's communities etc. I never want anything I do to negatively impact other trans people, and I very much try to educate people when I have spoons that anyone can wear a dress, etc.
I am also fortunate enough to be in Los Angeles, and while I'm not in the heart of gay territory down here, I am also not out in 47-supporter land; and most comments I get are supportive (where I thank them and them gently inform them that I'm male and this is for comfort and fun) or compliments.
I bought what's probably going to be my primary summer sundress today (in three colours all the exact same dress because I am That Kind of autistic lmao). it has pockets, not quite enough for my phone but my vape can go in there and such. and it's super comfortable and therefore the same sort of same clothes I do with men's clothing.
so yeah. open forum, be nice, if you're rude I'm going to show you the door. I know I'm friends with a lot of transfem folks, I am mostly interested in their opinions over strangers'.
haha oops almost hit the character count over here.
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I have a serious question for the #transfem #transfeminine #transfemme communities; as a boy wearing dresses (I am transmasc, male-appearing on T post top-surgery, my gender identity is queer and boy depending on the time of day or what way the wind is blowing) as now that my masculinity doesn't feel threatened every day (not quite the words I want there; I don't know how to explain it other than that there's a huge metaphorical and physical weight off my chest now, and it unlocked doors that I had chained and barred shut for so long) I feel much freer to enjoy the feminine side of me that I truly neglected pre-transition.
I wear both dresses and skirts, especially ones that were mine pre-transition,. to paraphrase Suzy Izzard, it's just me wearing a dress, not cross-dressing or anything, just expressing myself in ways I never felt comfortable to as a girl.
there's some pictures of me hanging out around this account under the tag #SelfieADay, including a recent one of me wearing a dress. I'm 5'5", what's trying to grow into a full beard but mostly is on the sides and under my chin at least an inch and a half full length, about an inch practical length because it's curly. visible chest hair, back hair, leg hair etc that I have no interest in removing, and my hair is buzzed but it's always covered for religious reasons and some leftover modesty practise from pre-transition.
I'd like to hear anything someone (trans, fem inclined in whatever way, not interested in hearing from other trans masc folk except if someone also dresses in gender-transgessive fashion and has experience doing so outside of drag circumstances or whatever; local #blorbo folks also welcome to chime in regardless of identity/identification) feels is important to say so that I can make sure I'm respectful to y'all's communities etc. I never want anything I do to negatively impact other trans people, and I very much try to educate people when I have spoons that anyone can wear a dress, etc.
I am also fortunate enough to be in Los Angeles, and while I'm not in the heart of gay territory down here, I am also not out in 47-supporter land; and most comments I get are supportive (where I thank them and them gently inform them that I'm male and this is for comfort and fun) or compliments.
I bought what's probably going to be my primary summer sundress today (in three colours all the exact same dress because I am That Kind of autistic lmao). it has pockets, not quite enough for my phone but my vape can go in there and such. and it's super comfortable and therefore the same sort of same clothes I do with men's clothing.
so yeah. open forum, be nice, if you're rude I'm going to show you the door. I know I'm friends with a lot of transfem folks, I am mostly interested in their opinions over strangers'.
haha oops almost hit the character count over here.
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I have a serious question for the #transfem #transfeminine #transfemme communities; as a boy wearing dresses (I am transmasc, male-appearing on T post top-surgery, my gender identity is queer and boy depending on the time of day or what way the wind is blowing) as now that my masculinity doesn't feel threatened every day (not quite the words I want there; I don't know how to explain it other than that there's a huge metaphorical and physical weight off my chest now, and it unlocked doors that I had chained and barred shut for so long) I feel much freer to enjoy the feminine side of me that I truly neglected pre-transition.
I wear both dresses and skirts, especially ones that were mine pre-transition,. to paraphrase Suzy Izzard, it's just me wearing a dress, not cross-dressing or anything, just expressing myself in ways I never felt comfortable to as a girl.
there's some pictures of me hanging out around this account under the tag #SelfieADay, including a recent one of me wearing a dress. I'm 5'5", what's trying to grow into a full beard but mostly is on the sides and under my chin at least an inch and a half full length, about an inch practical length because it's curly. visible chest hair, back hair, leg hair etc that I have no interest in removing, and my hair is buzzed but it's always covered for religious reasons and some leftover modesty practise from pre-transition.
I'd like to hear anything someone (trans, fem inclined in whatever way, not interested in hearing from other trans masc folk except if someone also dresses in gender-transgessive fashion and has experience doing so outside of drag circumstances or whatever; local #blorbo folks also welcome to chime in regardless of identity/identification) feels is important to say so that I can make sure I'm respectful to y'all's communities etc. I never want anything I do to negatively impact other trans people, and I very much try to educate people when I have spoons that anyone can wear a dress, etc.
I am also fortunate enough to be in Los Angeles, and while I'm not in the heart of gay territory down here, I am also not out in 47-supporter land; and most comments I get are supportive (where I thank them and them gently inform them that I'm male and this is for comfort and fun) or compliments.
I bought what's probably going to be my primary summer sundress today (in three colours all the exact same dress because I am That Kind of autistic lmao). it has pockets, not quite enough for my phone but my vape can go in there and such. and it's super comfortable and therefore the same sort of same clothes I do with men's clothing.
so yeah. open forum, be nice, if you're rude I'm going to show you the door. I know I'm friends with a lot of transfem folks, I am mostly interested in their opinions over strangers'.
haha oops almost hit the character count over here.
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I wanted to practice my satin stitch, and just watched Bofuri, so of course I decide to try my hand at the rose sigil Maple has on her armor. I made it too large I think, it's taking three million years to make, but progress is progress and I plan on finishing it.
I really, *really*, think an embroidery hoop will make my life so much easier
embroidered on some light blue cotton poplin i had laying around
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If I could get 2-5 clicks on this, that'd be cool. (Listen you can't tell me I'm the only one on #blorbo using shein. There's no ethical consumption under capitalism, and shein is prices I can afford Occasionally now and then. Grand fun being poor as duck. ... I meant fuck but I'm leaving that typo lmao.)
Anyway. Clicks for the game? It wants coins now bc it's not satisfied with just making me rustle up clicks for spins. Nooooo. Clicks for coins. I don't know this many people! I beg of you have mercy!
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here's a preview of the first of two new bottlecap pins we'll be debuting at citrus con later this month! it's an adaptation of the popular "#1 blorbo" sticker from our deco sticker sheet, ready to be pinned to your specialest little guy!
what's citruscon? it's a 100% FREE ONLINE CONVENTION that YOU can attend by visiting https://citruscon.com/attend!!! we'll be a part of their virtual artist alley, offering convention-exclusive deals in our online shop! hope to see you all august 23-25th!!
#citruscon #blorbo #fujoshi #yumejoshi #selfship #selfshipping
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Watched #Blade (1998) for the first time last night. That sure was a movie. This morning, I go to #tumblr to learn what folks say about that #blorbo, and zowie, searching for mental health adjacent topics ('blade' implies you're into cutting, ig) I got the full court press from #Tumblr checking in on me and connected to a bot who would interview me about my mental health status. This is...good?
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Side note hey #blorbo when did we get this fancy new epic character limit? It was still 500 just the other day... 👀👀
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It tickles me endlessly that #blorbo is starting to catch on as an easily understandable term for one's... Blorbos.
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babe are you ok? you've barely blorboposted today... #blorbo
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From now on, instead of asking academics what their field of research is, I will be asking them about their blorbos.
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From now on, instead of asking academics what their field of research is, I will be asking them about their blorbos.
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From now on, instead of asking academics what their field of research is, I will be asking them about their blorbos.
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From now on, instead of asking academics what their field of research is, I will be asking them about their blorbos.
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For those that haven't seen it yet, Antihero for Hire updated this week!
http://www.giantrobot.club/antihero-for-hire/2022/2/21/training-montage-8
We're approaching the end of the Issue so now's a great time to catch up!
#webcomic #indiecomic #art #comics #webcomics #webtoon #myart #art #hashtag #cool #read #fun #blorbo
