#profic — Public Fediverse posts

Protecting X character "from the antis" by making terabytes of lolisho porn with said character by hand

#BeebzBlog #SillyPosting #profic #proship #shota

Michael's cousin is a fuckin' weirdo, who even likes pit stank???? (me I do) #scent_kink #nsfw #fnaf #oc #selfship #incest #profic #deaddove

When someone did a serious essay on antis in an academic setting, a big mocking point antis had can be boiled down to "lmaooo imagine bringing this to school". Whenever someone makes an educated, detailed deconstruction on their behavior, antis criticize the gall for "taking it seriously".

It reflects internalized shame they have for fandom, implying that it should be inherently embarrassing. More importantly, it's to dodge responsibility for their actions by downplaying the credibility of such works so that people dont get the chance to recognize their cultish behavior.

#BeebzBlog #proship #profic #profiction #proshipping

Thought I'd share screenshots of my response to a thread by vanillabrwnsugr, since I believe they might helpful/reassuring to those who create and engage with so-called 'problematic' art.

Original thread (available only to signed up users): https://bsky.app/profile/vanillabrwnsugr.bsky.social/post/3ls34ngjcrs2x

Two points I'd like to elaborate on.

1. "Further stigmatization will lead them to unsafe positions where they may become victims of abuse AGAIN"

This might be a stretch to some, but my stance on the stigmatization of 'problematic' art is similar to how I view the criminalization of sex work, medical transitioning, drug use, etc.

Criminalization only leads to people being put into vulnerable and marginalized positions, especially to those belonging to historically marginalize communities.

Ex.g.: Forcing sex workers to exercise their work in precarious spaces (online or offline), where they're more susceptible to be taken advantage, abused or trafficked; drug users engaging in drug use in unsanitary areas and with unsterilized tools (such as used needles) as to avoid imprisonment, but with a higher risk of a life-threatening infections; trans folks unable to acquire HRT and without access to thorough DIY HRT resources, leading them to acquire hormones through places where there isn't information on the quality and their composition, and not knowing how to inject it safely.

While the stigmatization of people who create and engage with 'problematic' art may not be as severe as the aforementioned examples, I believe the repercussions are still damaging, especially for victims of abuse.

The inability to explore, openly discuss and depict complicated topics generates a lot of internalized shame, lack of confidence in one self, poor self-esteem, loneliness, and so much more. People might take much more drastic measures to release their feelings, such as self-harm.

Art is therapeutic. Art is life-saving. Art is the place to explore dark topics in a safe environment. It stays where you put it.

2. On 'safety' and 'safe spaces'

This is a topic I could dedicate a whole separate post about.

However, in the context of pro-anti shipping, I get the sense that antis think that 'safety' and 'safe spaces'' mean echo chambers, yes-men, enablers, lack of critical thinking, etc.

And that is just wrong.

How I view it in this context, in my personal experience, is more akin to the ability to express without the fear of being judged, harassed or marginalized.

This does not mean there is a lack of repercussions or accountability if a situation occurs (for example, if somebody says something racist, if an artist scams a client, if you're a POS, if someone gets accused of abuse). Merely, you're able to portray and share what you wish, without the assumption that this makes you a terrible human being who should be in jail.

Once again, it bears repeating, stigmatization helps no one.

Follow, unfollow, mute, block, ignore. Do whatever you want to your heart's content. You don't have to like something and engage with it. But you don't need to shame everyone who does or accuse them of being terrible human beings.

#proship #profic #trauma

Thought I'd share screenshots of my response to a thread by vanillabrwnsugr, since I believe they might helpful/reassuring to those who create and engage with so-called 'problematic' art.

Original thread (available only to signed up users): https://bsky.app/profile/vanillabrwnsugr.bsky.social/post/3ls34ngjcrs2x

Two points I'd like to elaborate on.

1. "Further stigmatization will lead them to unsafe positions where they may become victims of abuse AGAIN"

This might be a stretch to some, but my stance on the stigmatization of 'problematic' art is similar to how I view the criminalization of sex work, medical transitioning, drug use, etc.

Criminalization only leads to people being put into vulnerable and marginalized positions, especially to those belonging to historically marginalize communities.

Ex.g.: Forcing sex workers to exercise their work in precarious spaces (online or offline), where they're more susceptible to be taken advantage, abused or trafficked; drug users engaging in drug use in unsanitary areas and with unsterilized tools (such as used needles) as to avoid imprisonment, but with a higher risk of a life-threatening infections; trans folks unable to acquire HRT and without access to thorough DIY HRT resources, leading them to acquire hormones through places where there isn't information on the quality and their composition, and not knowing how to inject it safely.

While the stigmatization of people who create and engage with 'problematic' art may not be as severe as the aforementioned examples, I believe the repercussions are still damaging, especially for victims of abuse.

The inability to explore, openly discuss and depict complicated topics generates a lot of internalized shame, lack of confidence in one self, poor self-esteem, loneliness, and so much more. People might take much more drastic measures to release their feelings, such as self-harm.

Art is therapeutic. Art is life-saving. Art is the place to explore dark topics in a safe environment. It stays where you put it.

2. On 'safety' and 'safe spaces'

This is a topic I could dedicate a whole separate post about.

However, in the context of pro-anti shipping, I get the sense that antis think that 'safety' and 'safe spaces'' mean echo chambers, yes-men, enablers, lack of critical thinking, etc.

And that is just wrong.

How I view it in this context, in my personal experience, is more akin to the ability to express without the fear of being judged, harassed or marginalized.

This does not mean there is a lack of repercussions or accountability if a situation occurs (for example, if somebody says something racist, if an artist scams a client, if you're a POS, if someone gets accused of abuse). Merely, you're able to portray and share what you wish, without the assumption that this makes you a terrible human being who should be in jail.

Once again, it bears repeating, stigmatization helps no one.

Follow, unfollow, mute, block, ignore. Do whatever you want to your heart's content. You don't have to like something and engage with it. But you don't need to shame everyone who does or accuse them of being terrible human beings.

#proship #profic #trauma

Thought I'd share screenshots of my response to a thread by vanillabrwnsugr, since I believe they might helpful/reassuring to those who create and engage with so-called 'problematic' art.

Original thread (available only to signed up users): https://bsky.app/profile/vanillabrwnsugr.bsky.social/post/3ls34ngjcrs2x

Two points I'd like to elaborate on.

1. "Further stigmatization will lead them to unsafe positions where they may become victims of abuse AGAIN"

This might be a stretch to some, but my stance on the stigmatization of 'problematic' art is similar to how I view the criminalization of sex work, medical transitioning, drug use, etc.

Criminalization only leads to people being put into vulnerable and marginalized positions, especially to those belonging to historically marginalize communities.

Ex.g.: Forcing sex workers to exercise their work in precarious spaces (online or offline), where they're more susceptible to be taken advantage, abused or trafficked; drug users engaging in drug use in unsanitary areas and with unsterilized tools (such as used needles) as to avoid imprisonment, but with a higher risk of a life-threatening infections; trans folks unable to acquire HRT and without access to thorough DIY HRT resources, leading them to acquire hormones through places where there isn't information on the quality and their composition, and not knowing how to inject it safely.

While the stigmatization of people who create and engage with 'problematic' art may not be as severe as the aforementioned examples, I believe the repercussions are still damaging, especially for victims of abuse.

The inability to explore, openly discuss and depict complicated topics generates a lot of internalized shame, lack of confidence in one self, poor self-esteem, loneliness, and so much more. People might take much more drastic measures to release their feelings, such as self-harm.

Art is therapeutic. Art is life-saving. Art is the place to explore dark topics in a safe environment. It stays where you put it.

2. On 'safety' and 'safe spaces'

This is a topic I could dedicate a whole separate post about.

However, in the context of pro-anti shipping, I get the sense that antis think that 'safety' and 'safe spaces'' mean echo chambers, yes-men, enablers, lack of critical thinking, etc.

And that is just wrong.

How I view it in this context, in my personal experience, is more akin to the ability to express without the fear of being judged, harassed or marginalized.

This does not mean there is a lack of repercussions or accountability if a situation occurs (for example, if somebody says something racist, if an artist scams a client, if you're a POS, if someone gets accused of abuse). Merely, you're able to portray and share what you wish, without the assumption that this makes you a terrible human being who should be in jail.

Once again, it bears repeating, stigmatization helps no one.

Follow, unfollow, mute, block, ignore. Do whatever you want to your heart's content. You don't have to like something and engage with it. But you don't need to shame everyone who does or accuse them of being terrible human beings.

#proship #profic #trauma

Thought I'd share screenshots of my response to a thread by vanillabrwnsugr, since I believe they might helpful/reassuring to those who create and engage with so-called 'problematic' art.

Original thread (available only to signed up users): https://bsky.app/profile/vanillabrwnsugr.bsky.social/post/3ls34ngjcrs2x

Two points I'd like to elaborate on.

1. "Further stigmatization will lead them to unsafe positions where they may become victims of abuse AGAIN"

This might be a stretch to some, but my stance on the stigmatization of 'problematic' art is similar to how I view the criminalization of sex work, medical transitioning, drug use, etc.

Criminalization only leads to people being put into vulnerable and marginalized positions, especially to those belonging to historically marginalize communities.

Ex.g.: Forcing sex workers to exercise their work in precarious spaces (online or offline), where they're more susceptible to be taken advantage, abused or trafficked; drug users engaging in drug use in unsanitary areas and with unsterilized tools (such as used needles) as to avoid imprisonment, but with a higher risk of a life-threatening infections; trans folks unable to acquire HRT and without access to thorough DIY HRT resources, leading them to acquire hormones through places where there isn't information on the quality and their composition, and not knowing how to inject it safely.

While the stigmatization of people who create and engage with 'problematic' art may not be as severe as the aforementioned examples, I believe the repercussions are still damaging, especially for victims of abuse.

The inability to explore, openly discuss and depict complicated topics generates a lot of internalized shame, lack of confidence in one self, poor self-esteem, loneliness, and so much more. People might take much more drastic measures to release their feelings, such as self-harm.

Art is therapeutic. Art is life-saving. Art is the place to explore dark topics in a safe environment. It stays where you put it.

2. On 'safety' and 'safe spaces'

This is a topic I could dedicate a whole separate post about.

However, in the context of pro-anti shipping, I get the sense that antis think that 'safety' and 'safe spaces'' mean echo chambers, yes-men, enablers, lack of critical thinking, etc.

And that is just wrong.

How I view it in this context, in my personal experience, is more akin to the ability to express without the fear of being judged, harassed or marginalized.

This does not mean there is a lack of repercussions or accountability if a situation occurs (for example, if somebody says something racist, if an artist scams a client, if you're a POS, if someone gets accused of abuse). Merely, you're able to portray and share what you wish, without the assumption that this makes you a terrible human being who should be in jail.

Once again, it bears repeating, stigmatization helps no one.

Follow, unfollow, mute, block, ignore. Do whatever you want to your heart's content. You don't have to like something and engage with it. But you don't need to shame everyone who does or accuse them of being terrible human beings.

#proship #profic #trauma

Thought I'd share screenshots of my response to a thread by vanillabrwnsugr, since I believe they might helpful/reassuring to those who create and engage with so-called 'problematic' art.

Original thread (available only to signed up users): https://bsky.app/profile/vanillabrwnsugr.bsky.social/post/3ls34ngjcrs2x

Two points I'd like to elaborate on.

1. "Further stigmatization will lead them to unsafe positions where they may become victims of abuse AGAIN"

This might be a stretch to some, but my stance on the stigmatization of 'problematic' art is similar to how I view the criminalization of sex work, medical transitioning, drug use, etc.

Criminalization only leads to people being put into vulnerable and marginalized positions, especially to those belonging to historically marginalize communities.

Ex.g.: Forcing sex workers to exercise their work in precarious spaces (online or offline), where they're more susceptible to be taken advantage, abused or trafficked; drug users engaging in drug use in unsanitary areas and with unsterilized tools (such as used needles) as to avoid imprisonment, but with a higher risk of a life-threatening infections; trans folks unable to acquire HRT and without access to thorough DIY HRT resources, leading them to acquire hormones through places where there isn't information on the quality and their composition, and not knowing how to inject it safely.

While the stigmatization of people who create and engage with 'problematic' art may not be as severe as the aforementioned examples, I believe the repercussions are still damaging, especially for victims of abuse.

The inability to explore, openly discuss and depict complicated topics generates a lot of internalized shame, lack of confidence in one self, poor self-esteem, loneliness, and so much more. People might take much more drastic measures to release their feelings, such as self-harm.

Art is therapeutic. Art is life-saving. Art is the place to explore dark topics in a safe environment. It stays where you put it.

2. On 'safety' and 'safe spaces'

This is a topic I could dedicate a whole separate post about.

However, in the context of pro-anti shipping, I get the sense that antis think that 'safety' and 'safe spaces'' mean echo chambers, yes-men, enablers, lack of critical thinking, etc.

And that is just wrong.

How I view it in this context, in my personal experience, is more akin to the ability to express without the fear of being judged, harassed or marginalized.

This does not mean there is a lack of repercussions or accountability if a situation occurs (for example, if somebody says something racist, if an artist scams a client, if you're a POS, if someone gets accused of abuse). Merely, you're able to portray and share what you wish, without the assumption that this makes you a terrible human being who should be in jail.

Once again, it bears repeating, stigmatization helps no one.

Follow, unfollow, mute, block, ignore. Do whatever you want to your heart's content. You don't have to like something and engage with it. But you don't need to shame everyone who does or accuse them of being terrible human beings.

#proship #profic #trauma

Nsfw transgressive fictional themes you will find in my art:

Noncon/dubcon + Abusive ship dynamics
Military/uniform kink
Incest (and sometimes selfcest)
Plant Body-horror
Weaponplay
BDSM
Bondage
Tentacles
Excessive amounts of Femdom
Size difference
Age gap
Mentor/student
Mommy kink
Monsterfucking

I have a discord server for my art archive too, it has hundreds more sketches than my Twitter does. Send me a pm for an invite! :trans_heart:​

Ships you will see:

#ToolaXAgito
#ShunackXAgito (noncon)
#RagnaSoldiersXAgito (noncon)
#YoldaXAgito (age gap , mentor/student)
#CainXAgito
#ForestXAgito (sometimes dubcon/noncon)
#JessicaXAgito
#BeruiZerui (twincest? Selfcest? Both)
#BeruiZeruiXAgito - the twins + Agito
#SoloAgito - for art of just Agito

i tag each pairing like (character name) x (character name)

As a hashtag. Example: #ToolaXAgito

Agito is transmasc in my art and is a submissive, as well as the victim in most noncon situations. I draw Cain as a trans guy. Jessica and Yolda are trans women in my art. Toola is usually cis. Same with Shunack.

I have many different alternate universes: including a villain version of Toola where the Toola/Agito is noncon. This is under the tag #RagnaToolaXAgito

A tiny Edit: Agito is transmasc and a trans boy in my art, definitely don’t mean to be treating those things those terms as the same when I tag both on art, just that he is both.

#Nsfw #NsfwArtist #DeadDove #QueerArtist #ProFic #Noncon #TransNsfw #bdsm #DomSub #OriginSpiritsOfThePast #Femdom #KinkArt #NsfwArt #R18 #TransArtist #AethyArt #ArtistsOnAethy

was speaking with a friend who is studying art history and they just sent me a passage that they thought was interesting— i honestly thought it was enlightening to the human condition itself and how indulging in problematic media has been a thing we have been doing for like, hundreds of years. here's the passage:

"Lippard and other adventure writers (whose works accounted for 60 percent of all American fiction titles published between 1831 and 1860) indulged in a pornography of violence that included cannibalism, blood drinking, and murder by every imaginable means. They also dealt with sex in unprecedentedly explicit ways, introducing readers not only to seduction and rape but also to transvestitism, child pornography, necrophilia, miscegenation, group sex, homosexuality, and—perhaps most shocking of all—women with criminal minds and insatiable sexual appetites. The scenes of gore and sexual depravity were presented voyeuristically—as self-righteous exposés of the perversions of the rich and powerful and stories of the Founders’ Republic trampled upon by a vicious elite that pretended virtue but lived only for its appetites."

this passage is in the context of the moral panic between writers of problematic fiction in the 1800s and Christian elitists specifically believing this fiction to be depravity and demanding it gone... anyone notice a pattern? this is LITERALLY ye olde proship vs. anti discourse. we as human beings have been at this for hundreds of years, none of these online discourses are new ideas. this is why you HAVE to continue creating, no matter WHAT the subject matter of your work is, because you — and all of the other artists and writers that came before you — are actively fighting against the oppression of sexuality and censoring of transgressive fiction.

keep. creating. no matter how bizarre or egregiously sexual your work is. NEVER give up your right to create art.

#angeltalks #discourse #proship #anti #profic

Since I don't have anything set up to do commissions automatically right now, here's all of my YCHs that I currently have open!

All of them are discounted from what the same commission type would be as custom, since the base is already decided

This post will be edited if I open new YCH bases so like it to be notified 📬

Contact me on

• Matrix: 02kagami02:matrix.org
• Discord: vbnorsr
• Business email: [email protected]

If you would like one, or another commission, or if you just have questions about my commission process! No hard feelings if you have questions and then decide not to commission or to do so at a later time!

Prices are as follows, all of them are full renders!

• Playboy bunny: $10 (no background included, body type cannot be changed)
• Nipple chain/bondage: $20 (no background included, body type cannot be changed)

Please check my art tag #lyricdraws if you want to see some examples of my art while considering! Thank you sososo much!!!

#commissionsopen #ych #shotacon #deaddove #profic #proship #shota

神に誓う。このプラットフォームが私を不快にさせ続けるなら、私はインスタグラムをやめるだろう。
ミスキーやVKで不快な思いをしたことはない！ 脅威は感じなかった。 でもインスタグラムでは？ いや。 私は怖かった。
何をするのも怖かった。

VKontakteとMisskeyで？安心感があるし、みんな私の作品を気に入ってくれていると感じる！
ここにもっと投稿するのが待ちきれないよ！みんな素晴らしいよ！ ありがとう！

#インスタグラム #instagram #ВКонтакте #VK #不快 #不快感 #安全性 #うれしい #アーティスト #proshipper #profiction #profic #proship #アート #アーティスト #アジアのアーティスト #アジア #聴衆 #クリエイティブ #ドローイング

神に誓う。このプラットフォームが私を不快にさせ続けるなら、私はインスタグラムをやめるだろう。
ミスキーやVKで不快な思いをしたことはない！ 脅威は感じなかった。 でもインスタグラムでは？ いや。 私は怖かった。
何をするのも怖かった。

VKontakteとMisskeyで？安心感があるし、みんな私の作品を気に入ってくれていると感じる！
ここにもっと投稿するのが待ちきれないよ！みんな素晴らしいよ！ ありがとう！

#インスタグラム #instagram #ВКонтакте #VK #不快 #不快感 #安全性 #うれしい #アーティスト #proshipper #profiction #profic #proship #アート #アーティスト #アジアのアーティスト #アジア #聴衆 #クリエイティブ #ドローイング

神に誓う。このプラットフォームが私を不快にさせ続けるなら、私はインスタグラムをやめるだろう。
ミスキーやVKで不快な思いをしたことはない！ 脅威は感じなかった。 でもインスタグラムでは？ いや。 私は怖かった。
何をするのも怖かった。

VKontakteとMisskeyで？安心感があるし、みんな私の作品を気に入ってくれていると感じる！
ここにもっと投稿するのが待ちきれないよ！みんな素晴らしいよ！ ありがとう！

#インスタグラム #instagram #ВКонтакте #VK #不快 #不快感 #安全性 #うれしい #アーティスト #proshipper #profiction #profic #proship #アート #アーティスト #アジアのアーティスト #アジア #聴衆 #クリエイティブ #ドローイング

It’s unfortunate when I see someone claim to be “Proship” but then they end up being an anti -_-

I just gotta wonder....how TF do you label yourself something you’re not?? I mean, I think it’s obvious that if you think harassing others over fictional media is a bad thing that you’re Proship/Profic (or people that just say “anti-harassment”, but it literally means the same thing in context).
#proship #profic #profiction #proshipping #proshipper #rant

Birdsite is shitting itself (and I'm not really active there anyways) so popping my head into a couple masto instances again.

#profic #proship