Hey, Don’t Cry. Free Online Database Of Japanese Folk Lore

if you've never engaged with a creative art on a regular basis you need to understand that it requires concerted effort to get into "the groove" to make something and every second that it takes to get into that groove causes physical pain, but the only thing worse than doing it is not doing it.

diversity win! the green ninja protecting your world is nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns.

Hey uh... the prefix ‘proso’ refers specifically to the face. It’s the ‘agnosia’ part that refers to the lack of recognition, not the proso part. Just thought I’d say. A better word for it might be ‘genderagnosia,’ or something along those lines. It would definitely fit the definition of the identity better.

Prosogender

A label for when you are unable to recognise your gender(s). You may or may not be able to recognise other people’s genders, and you may or may not be able to recognise certain parts of your gender(s). This label functions as both a standalone gender and a placeholder. Based off the neurodivergent condition of Prosopagnosia, a.k.a face blindness (though this gender is not limited to those with Prosopagnosia).

[Image Description: a pride flag. It is rectangular and has five stripes. The second and fourth stripes are divided into five squares of equal size. In order, on both stripes, they are light pink, light purple, light pink, light purple, and pink. The first and fifth stripe have a purple square in each corner, a slightly darker shade of purple than the squares in the second and fourth stripe. The middle section of the stripes are a lavender shade. The third stripe has a white square in the middle of the flag, and the surrounding area of the stripe is the same lavender as the colour in the first and fifth stripes. End Image Description]

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Make sure to follow all the way to the end for the powerful punchline. This comic is an increasingly sad reality for far too many of this nation’s children and families.