I Promised You 🦋

OKAY SO LOVED THIS IDEA and I sketched out a couple things this morning and then got carried away and drew a comic - and then went back to it later after work to clean it up. Thank you @dmoondream

The idea I went with was: Jack's from fairy tale land and when he ends up in the real world, he can't control the winds as well and ends up crashing onto Hiccup's college campus :)

rainy day 🌧️

Any queer man in fiction can’t have a healthy relationship. All they know is pining, divorce, cause the apocalypse, wear silly costume, fight they homo boyfriend, trauma, be disastrous, eat hot chip & lie.

builder wife steve and in the mines netherite husband alex

Hey I kinda want to join the fandom...

All it takes for a character to be interpreted as heterosexual is simply for the character to exist. A character can never kiss a member of the opposite gender, hook up with one, or show any signs of attraction and still be viewed as straight. Meanwhile, two members of the same gender can have the most intimate onscreen relationship, flirt, check each other out, show visible signs of being in love with the other, and somehow none of that is enough to even SUGGEST that they might be queer.

What a gross double standard. Sexuality is not “straight until proven otherwise” like so many believe it to be. Newsflash to all the straight normies out there, your favorite non labeled, sexuality unconfirmed character in your favorite show is NOT STRAIGHT just bc they haven’t been confirmed as queer. Use your fucking brains for once. It’s all about diving into media and picking up on subtext until that subtext suggests queerness. Then, suddenly, everyone loses their fucking ability to interpret a piece of media. Have you considered that: if all signs point to them being gay then maybe they actually really are just gay???

childhood friends au where hic spends his autumns at the markets looking for the shepard boy with the star hair