brothers.
jlsfsljfdslllfffggaaaee Sorry for missing, for some reason, what i dont understand, I couldn't post anything ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
but i found a new (for me) fandom
nitw
here some mine fanarts
please answer my friend’s question this is important
is it vore when vampires drink blood
wlw doodle sheet
"what's your dream job??" Uhh to have 17 weird little hobbies that I don't have to be good at and hang out with friends. I get money via being the world's specialist little princess
night in the woods reaction images but all of them are mae because when i was screenshotting the ratio between her and all the other characters was a lot
playing with color palettes !!!
i love be more chill, i wish mountain dew was real
i keep reblogging stuff here i’m so sorry ;-; these all were supposed to go on @sunsreblog but since u like them I will leave them:)
while im here i will apologize for lack of art,, i lost my ipad that I drew on and only found it recently and my motivation has just kind of died. hopefully I will get back to drawing soon :))) i hope evrryone has/is having a good day
i think a lot about the loneliness of being aromantic. because it's something that's so profound, right? you're told your whole life that you need something to make you happy, to make you complete, to give you connection with other people, and when you realize you're aro, that's torn away from you. everything you've been raised to want is no longer something that will fulfill you. you are not built to be happy. and it gets better with time, it does! you restructure your world view, bit by bit, and the sting fades, but... i don't think it ever truly goes away. it's hard to express, because i love being aro, and i'm happy being aro, i wouldn't want to be any other way, but at the same time. there is such a profound heartbreak to knowing that you will never be someone's most important person in a society that values romance. that you'll never get the happy ever after that you were promised as a child. and you know you can be happy. but there's a lifetime of amatonormativity that lives in your brain and tells you that you can't.
everything i do leads back to night in the woods - no pronouns/they/he, 21, @sunsreblog
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