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I legally have to reblog this, my want to spread this and get this to parents is holding me gunpoint

This is why it’s so important for parents to support their trans kids.

We’re all having “hard conversations” about racism, police brutality, and #BlackLivesMatter I hope. 

You’ve probably noticed that detractors often use the same “racist talking points” in response. Here’s a researched and sourced guide to help you answer, for the times you may get stuck.

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Beautiful.

Zelda and Link as "The Shadow" (1909), Edmund Blair Leighton

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He's doing the thing, Sky's doing the thing, Sky's doing the thing he does before every dungeon

*cue cutscene music*

It's! It's the same thing! In the comic! He's doing it now- that crucial moment that makes a cutscene every time he enters a dungeon in game. With a set face he's steels himself and walks in.

It generally shows a lot about how he's feeling in that journey. It's where he readies himself for the challenge ahead- even if not going to fight something immediately, he centers himself before starting a dungeon.

some examples-

In the Skyview temple he's new to this, but determined. Heading into the Ancient cistern he's mad and ready to fight. As for the Fire sanctuary, he's so very tired. Going into the Sky keep he's literally praying.

The progression of the dungeon entrances through Skyward Sword have always blown my mind. Sky is expressive, and it's pretty indicative of his mental state throughout- how he approaches a dungeon matters. And as for this one coming up?

I'd say he's determined. ...and also a little angry.. He's mad and determined.

But this stands out in every way from the ones in his game. In his original journey, he was always so worried, facing it with turmoil and emotion. But in Lu it's different.

Lu is different because this time he's not alone.

:)

art credit to Jojo @linkeduniverse au!

New Stills From The Mandalorian Season 2 “Chapter 11: The Heiress”

- having parents that act like everything after their sentence is "backtalk"

Gen Z culture is :

- hating mondays

- using memes and vines as a coping mechanism

- being depressed but still wanting to change something in the world

- having parents who don’t believe in depression or mental issues because “we don’t know what we are talking about”

im looking at your art respectfully

Tfw a goofy guy pops out of your shadow

aftermath of this