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Send questions about yourself

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Ask about your headcanons 

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Ask about popular ships/headcanons

Ask about plot ideas you’ve had but haven’t acted upon yet (snippets of AUs, a scenario you wish to write/draw but haven’t gotten to yet)

Questions about other ships/headcanons that aren’t as popular or are rarepairs

Questions or comments about favorite tropes, headcanons, characters, foods, weather, or anything else you are okay in answering!

Hhhhhh 😍😍🤤

I FUCKING LOVE SLATINES

The favorite sacrificial lamb.

inkneedles is supposed to be a crack ship but ink5oul "let me look at the dead body you can trust me i'm an influencer" and needles "if you don't take me seriously i'll just dox you" are making out sloppy style and bullying kids on the internet together and there's nothing i can do about it

do you have any favourite tma ships? any that aren't that common? (defining common as the canon ships + daisira + lonelyeyes + doorkeay)

My uncommon ships are a bit dicey to be honest, I'm a real big fan of jonelias (I've even written fanfic), I love terminal velocity, Jon and Gerry, and of course polyarchives. I'm a huge multishipper, so I'm very susceptible to ship propaganda.

have some martin doodles while i fumble around with his design :>

Angles are my enemy BUT shout out to Remy LeBeau, the man ever

From left to right and top to bottom: Dinosaur (OC), Aaliyah (OC), Dr Rights (SCP), Malika (OC), and Ayesha (OC)

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