What it says on the tin. I'm writing a short story about mythology and wanted to use the trope of someone getting trapped in a painting or mirror but Google wasn't exactly being helpful in finding a mythological connection to this trope. I was wondering if it existed in mythology, religion, folk tales, etc or if it was a more modern trope
It's my first pride month out as trans and officially on my medical transition and also learned that I'm intersex! I've been on T since November and while it's slow going it's coming along. Hope other trans people on this sub can have a happy pride too!
-Ślimak He/She/Xe/It 🐌🐾🏳️⚧️
(Also for age rules, I'm 19 and in college)
Hi yall, my name is Ślimak. I have a lot of Fallout selfships: Curie (Fallout 4), Pat (Fallout 1), Catherine (Fallout 3), Cass (Fallout New Vegas), Betty (Fallout Tactics), Nadia (Fallout BoS), Beatrix Russell (Fallout New Vegas). My headmate, Phoenix, also selfships with Vulpes (Fallout New Vegas), but she doesn't go on reddit often.
Hope yall are chill