As a stray myself, i am very grateful for this month. A time to celebrate my friends and see them happy to be represented. I'm also very happy for the community. A safe place to come together and read toxic furry yaoi and make or comment on others art. So to everybody in the lgbtq+ community. Glad ur here. I hope u have and amazing month with your partners, families, and/or friends.
If you have a flair that was given to you by a mod and you are unable to change it, I want to see it. And I want to know the story behind it. 👉👈
Mine is because I totally don't fuck cats. That is my least favorite thing to do. Because I don't do it. Duh
I don't think it's unpopular to want to be tall. Lots of women I know want to be tall. Not all women want to be short. Certainly not 95%... I think.
Edit: 6.5 is extreme. But I do think that there are a lot of women who want to be tall. (Granted, maybe not 6.5, but tall nonetheless) And a lot of women who want to be short. Generalizing all women to only wanting to be short and the ones who does t want to be short are the weird ones is the "not how girls work" thing. Because we are not a monolith.
Hey, so I make small ceramic cats. While this started as a thing to help pay for my own cats amputation, I have grown to love it and I want to continue. However, I did this all through my college. I used their underglaze, their kiln, and their clay. However, I want to do this on my own. Maybe sell these outside of fundraising. Unfortunately the place I'm moving go has a crappy braker box that won't survive an electric kiln. I have used a gas kiln before and I loved it. In the sence that the colors it produced was so unpredictable and pretty. But I don't want that with cats. So if I do decide to keep making these, and get my own kiln, I need to know how to make sure the colors stay the way I want. Along with other stuff lol. I'm an amature, but I really have fallen in love with this. Any tips would be nice. The place I'm moving is a small town with no ceramic studio.