either ✨professionally lurking✨ or ✨incessantly yappin✨
Velvette: I don’t believe you.
Val: Learn Spanish then, bitch.
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Vel, 100,000 Vuolingo lessons later, bursting into Vox’s office: Holy shit, he’s even dumber in Spanish!
Vox: No fucking way!
#Vees
Velvette: I don’t believe you.
Val: Learn Spanish then, bitch.
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Vel, 100,000 Vuolingo lessons later, bursting into Vox’s office: Holy shit, he’s even dumber in Spanish!
Vox: No fucking way!
#Vees
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I had fun shading this one
I had fun shading this one
Now one might say “But VelvettesHairSwirl, none of the women interest me! They’re all so boring!” And I’d say, mentally genderbend the women -
Now one might say “But VelvettesHairSwirl, none of the women interest me! They’re all so boring!” And I’d say, mentally genderbend the women -
M&M and Fizzmodeus have a lot more room for playing with gender and sexuality without becoming (controversial) commentary on their genders or on sex themselves.
M&M and Fizzmodeus have a lot more room for playing with gender and sexuality without becoming (controversial) commentary on their genders or on sex themselves.
Your Alastor, Lucifer, Vox dolls can play into any trope or idea you’re interested in exploring, but Charlie, Niffty, Velvette, Lilith dolls become inherent commentary on womanhood.
Your Alastor, Lucifer, Vox dolls can play into any trope or idea you’re interested in exploring, but Charlie, Niffty, Velvette, Lilith dolls become inherent commentary on womanhood.
while the patriarchy normalised kissing etc. as something platonic between women
thedailyfandom.org/wlw-content-...
while the patriarchy normalised kissing etc. as something platonic between women
thedailyfandom.org/wlw-content-...
I’d like to add, the article talks about this from a specifically Western perspective, recounting a historical narrative that posits the 19th century as its starting point. But there’s a deeply important history before then: skemman.is/bitstream/19...
I’d like to add, the article talks about this from a specifically Western perspective, recounting a historical narrative that posits the 19th century as its starting point. But there’s a deeply important history before then: skemman.is/bitstream/19...
If you put too much stock into “the state of the fandom,” you’ll go nuts. There are no rules of conduct, no authorities — it’s inherently a chaotic environment
If you put too much stock into “the state of the fandom,” you’ll go nuts. There are no rules of conduct, no authorities — it’s inherently a chaotic environment