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Help A Black Trans Disabled Couple Survive

a photo of the late Miss B, a senior Black Mackerel Tabby cat with moderate white spotting, sits on a blue and white speckled floor. miss b is not wearing a collar, and is looking off to the side. her face is out of frame, but next to Miss B is Serenity, a lightskinned afrolatine jewish trans woman. her chest and arm are visible, and she is in the middle of petting Miss B in the photo. there is a grey, red and white bed and a red and pink toy visible in the background.

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remaking since last post entirely died out and its a new month anyways. my wife and i r two disabled Black trans people living in texas, where we are both unable to find or maintain gainful employment due to our disabilities. we are entirely reliant on community support for all of our living expenses, including the bulk of cost to manage our conditions. please please consider finding it in ur heart to spare us a little. my links are here (we have a shared patreon, ko-fi n registry). my wife is also actively crowdfunding to pay our rent, so anything sent her way helps too. thanks for reading this far if u havent scrolled yet, and for hopefully rbing (WITHOUT ADDING ANY TAGS FOR FUCKS SAKE PLEASE) and/or donating if u have it to spare 🧡

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1 week ago

I drew some creatures for an exhibition at beloved local queer bar the Bearded Tit, loosely based on my fellow bar-goers.

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1 month ago

drawing of vibiano from great god grove holding their head in frustration as they look towards capochin. text points to vibiano reading ‘designed him a new wardrobe & has to watch him dress like tony soprano everyday’

drawover of a sopranos screenshot with bananathaniel from great god grove staring at a laptop screen. the screen shows a script that reads: BEAUTIFUL GIRL - Thank you!!! / CHIP - I must be loyle to my capo.

sopranos bizzy boy posting

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srb 'i must be loyle to my capo' kills me everytime

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somatosensors

1 month ago

nvm i'm not normal i'm actually losing it

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txt ☆ˎˊ˗ i dont want to complain too much but i do try treally hard to find ways to explore my own gender. which i do by combining what i am now and whats in my future. i am fat and bearded and have large breasts and i am a man and a woman my hairline is very slowly receding and eventually i will be bald like my father. my fat will sag even more and i will get cellulite and i will get wrinkles and liverspots like my grandmother every time i try to mix together unconventional attributes because its personally euphoric and makes me incredibly happy. it ends up making other people really upset. snd i dont know what to do about it but question my own gender and if instead of trying to find beauty in unconventional attributes. ones that i have or will have in a few years. i should just stick to drawing busty anime women or something sorry. long rant. i am just trying really hard to see the value in my work and my efforts to depict characters that arent conventional when it makes people upset. especially those close to me. because it just keeps Happening!

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3 months ago

Old colourful tile with the enamel painting of a woman using two crutches, and holding her right foot up. She's wearing working class 18th century clothes: a long yellow skirt, a white apron, an ocre blouse with her sleeves rolled up to her elbows, and a white handkerchief around her head, covering all her hair except for her bangs.

Colourful tile with a representation of a man wearing 18th-century clothes and hat, using a cane with his left arm and a wooden leg under his bent knee on his right leg. The lower half of his right leg and his right foot are resting on top of the wooden leg, not touching the floor.

Colourful tile with a representation of a man wearing 18th-century clothes with a wooden leg starting on his left knee, and resting his right arm on a cane. His right arm ends at his elbow.

Colourful tile with a representation of a man wearing late 18th century clothes and holding a cane. He doesn't have a hand in his right arm, and below his left leg starts a prosthetic leg and foot.

Colourful tile with a representation of a man wearing a cape, sitting down with his legs held together at his front. It's unclear where he is sitting, but between him and the ground there seems to be two round shapes, similar to wheels.

17th- and 18th-century tiles decorated with representations of disabled people. From Barcelona, Catalonia. Museu d'Història de Barcelona: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

This tiles are "rajoles d'ofici" (meaning "job tiles" in Catalan language), a typical kind of decorated tiles that were very common in Catalonia between the 16th and 19th centuries, and which have become one of the most iconic examples of Catalan folk art. "Job tiles" are called this way because very often they represented people working, but they also represent people taking part in festivities, hobbies, or many other activities from daily life, as well as animals and workplaces. Thousands of these tiles have been preserved, and thanks to them we can see snippets of life a few centuries ago. (You can find more information and examples of these tiles in this previous post.)

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