Heck Yeah. Cringe Culture Is Dead. Good Vibes Only. Do What You Want 'cause A Pirate Is Free; You Are

Heck yeah. Cringe culture is dead. Good vibes only. Do what you want 'cause a pirate is free; you are a pirate.

how do draw good

fill 14 sketch book

bad stuff is good stuff bc you made stuff

do you like sparkle???? draw sparkle

draw what make your heart do the smiley emote

member to drink lotsa agua or else bad time

d ont stress friend all is well

your art is hot like potato crisps

don’t let anyone piss on your good mood amigo

if they do

eat

them

Just a couple of fish girls vibing

I ordered Skulltimate Secrets Lagoona last week, and she just got here. Here she is with the Creeproduction Lagoona I was lucky enough to find last year. I do still prefer classic blue G1 Lagoona, but G3 is growing on me. They're both nice. :)

How about you guys? What do you think of the Skulltimate Secrets line? Who are your favorite monsters?

Dude, a life-size Mikey sticker? Awesome!

spotted in the grocery store across the street

He'll be fine. He'll just make a portal and turn it into an endless skydiving simulator.

so my friend sent me the greatest image on earth

My younger self would have killed for a post like this. I was super self-conscious about having brown eyes when I was a kid (for some reason that was definitely not related to the lack of romanticization, what are you talking about--). I was insecure about my appearance in general, and my eyes weren't something I was bullied over or anything (unlike other aspects of my appearance), but I got really, really hung up about my eye color in a way that I didn't about most other parts of myself.

So thank you, OP, and thank you to all the amazing reblogs. You just made a kid really happy. :')

brown eyes so dark they look black are the best actually and I don't give a fuck about sunlight hitting them to make them lighter either I want to be consumed by the inky abyss

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April is “Autism Awareness Month”, so here are a few reminders for you to keep in mind:

Autism Speaks is a hate group.

The reasoning behind “Light It Up Blue” (that there are more autistic boys than girls) stems from a tendency in doctors to base their autism diagnoses on stereotypes and sometimes refuse to diagnose girls.

Most autistic people don’t want a “cure” for autism and don’t support Autism Speaks.

Autism Speaks has given abusive/ableist parents legitimacy by portraying autism as a terrifying, life-ruining affliction and sympathising with parents who have contemplated killing their children, or actually killed them.

The views of autistic people are more important in this topic than the views of our allistic family members and peers.

Autism is not a disease.

Very little (about 4%) of Autism Speaks’ proceeds go toward supporting autistic people. More of it goes toward catering.

Autism is not a tragedy.

What autistic people need is acceptance, not awareness.