stormconduit:

ral and jace should kiss

misteryada:

Tomik, when Ral is around, is an Advo-kissed

arvadswife:

prodigy-of-vryn:

arvadswife:

Can bi women PLEASE be allowed to have one (1) bi female character without people screaming that said character is a lesbian despite being very clearly written as a bisexual

The fact that Chandra x Gideon is buried so far back in magic lore sure doesn’t help, since no one knows it’s canon

It’s not even that, in the new book Chandra literally says she had a crush on Gideon and people just refuse to acknowledge it bc uwu pure sapphic lesbian love uwu

obviously this is nothing against Gruulfriend shippers, this is specifically me being angry with people erasing Chandra being very clearly bisexual and insisting she has to be a lesbian.

Bi women can be in relationships with other women and that doesn’t make them lesbians. They are bisexual. Stop erasing our identities.

zelinpha:

hylia could just throw link over her shoulders like a sack of potatoes if she wanted to. in fact, she does frequently. link loves being carried by his strong goddess wife.

verieas:

this is why i never understood the whole “zelda is a princess and link is a commoner so they can’t be together and the laws of hyrule are very strict and it wouldnt be allowed” because people treat it like its medieval based when it’s like…… not……….. if you had the chance to build your own world why would you want it to be a shitty one with uptight court members and misogyny

thepioden:

actualmermaid:

Do you read :D as an open-mouthed smile or a smile with teeth?

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knox:

traumailse:

traumailse:

can 2017 be the year of hearies being Good Allies to d/Deaf people?

how to be a good ally to d/Deaf people

• recognize that audism (the oppression of & discrimination against deaf people) is still a very real issue. it can include things like believing that deaf people are “stupid” or “broken” and that deaf people need to be “fixed” (aka made hearing), as well a general lack of awareness about deaf issues, how deaf people communicate, or even that deaf people exist

• recognize the consequences of audism, like deaf children being forced to speak and not being allowed to learn ASL, deaf people being denied jobs (yep, its illegal. still happens), and even deadly police brutality 

• reblog/signal boost posts about d/Deaf issues as well as positive posts about d/Deaf accomplishments, information about d/Deaf people, etc

• if you can: learn a little bit of your local sign language! even just fingerspelling and knowing a few basic signs. i especially encourage anyone who works in customer service/retail to learn a little ASL if at all possible! (this is a big thing so i def don’t fault anyone for not doing it, but if you have the time/ability it’s a pretty cool thing to do)

• stop using phrases like “falls on deaf ears”, “deaf to their pleas”, anything that frames deafness in a negative way

• recognize that there are different levels of hearing loss!! hearing people generally categorize hearing as: “not being able to hear perfectly but still hearing” = hard of hearing; “not hearing anything” = deaf; but for deaf people, anyone with any degree of hearing loss is considered deaf! if someone tells you they’re deaf but you know they can talk/sing/play instruments/listen to music, believe them

• theres a lot more honestly but i dont wanna let this get too long!! anyone can feel free to message me about any of this/if u wanna hear more. i’d really appreciate if people (esp. hearing people) could reblog this

can hearies also stop thinking ASL is important for how “cute” it is or how it fits their aesthetic or “lol swears!!!!” this language in particular (in america, I don’t know about other countries deaf history) is steeped in our culture and it’s insulting that hearies try to strip it from our hands and make it into their jokes