My Favourite Ukrainian Artist Oleksandr Murashko :) Need To Chomp On His Artworks So Bad Just To Be Able

Love these Across the Spider-Verse posters!

When dysphoria hits hurt

He is such gender envy for me. And I have headcanon that their pronouns are he/they and he transmasc nonbinary

24.02.2022

Mariupol

Reblog if your blog is a safe space for these identities: agender, demiboy, demigirl, genderfluid, non-binary, and transgender!

I myself completely customized this shirt from what was at home. This is the first time. It's a fantastic feeling

Я самі кастомізували це просто зі всього що було вдома це неймовірне відчуття

traditional cross-dressing on ukrainian malanka holiday. the woman is dressed as vasyl (folk adaptation of st. basil) and the man is dressed as malanka (folk adaptation of st. melania).

during this holiday, ukrainians honor the ancestral spirits and imitate them by dressing as animals and opposite genders, since it is believed that the otherworld blurs the line between male and female, as well as between man and beast.

photographed by anna senik (ładna kobieta)

На цій сторінці люто ненавидять росню і все, що з цими тварями пов'язано, тож яко ви облизуєте цих нелюдей, співчуваєте чи шукаєте хороших кацапів, відпишіться від мене нахуй.

cards for the eight deaths of puss in boots (+ death himself in the corner details of all of them)

"I would like to address the recurring question of those 'ordinary Russians' who 'shouldn’t be sanctioned'.

I hear talk of ordinary Russians’ innocence, but then I see ordinary Russians murdering ordinary Ukrainians.

I see ordinary Russian mothers saying goodbye to their ordinary Russian sons and wishing them good luck with their ordinary Russian war crimes.

I see ordinary Russians celebrating murder. I see ordinary Russian parents dressing up their ordinary Russian children in military uniforms and painting the letter Z on a cardboard tank costume.

I see ordinary Russians coming together to make a huge Z formation in the town square.

Ordinary Russia is sick. Healing will be a long and gruelling process which can only start when Russia, not just Putin, is defeated. Without a defeat in Ukraine, Russia will just keep spreading.

So about those “unfair” sanctions against “ordinary Russians”... Well, anything which slows down Russia’s total war machine will have ordinary Lithuanians’ support. Whatever victory takes. Slava Ukraini."

—Gabrielius Landsbergis, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Member of Parliament of Lithuania