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It's #PortfolioDay and also my birthday! I'm Jupiter, a digital artist who specializes mainly in character design. I've done professional commissions for the NYT The Sims 4, and a QTPOC magazine! My commissions are open, so if you're interested, feel free to contact me!
I've noticed friends & ytbrs can kinda gloss over dialogue they don't intuitively understand the meaning of? So yes that unskippable scene in chapter 2 where Noelle mentions Dess exists, but ppl may not commit that to memory because they don't really recognize that they should.
Noticed this in her 2020 blm tweet people are pulling up too. Aggressive repugnance to racism is ofc needed, but the way she approaches it is so hyperbolic as to be unserious, and completely avoids showing sympathy for black people affected or acknowledging her own behavior
People genuinely think black people are too stupid to understand homophones. They do this literally every time something happens like this where someone uses a word that sounds like the n word as a euphemism for the n word.
This sentence has fascinated me so severely that I had to take a crack at rewriting it myself:
God intentionally made two genders — male and female — each with their own distinct purposes.
I know they're easy ChatGPT flags but like girl. Em dashes do exist for a reason
Like here is a thread of some Palestinian comedians, performers, artists, writers, etc. that I can think of off the top of my head rn:
Palestinian creators exist. So do non-🇵🇸 creators with a vested interest in combating genocide (Proud anti-Zionist Lebanese, Israeli, & otherwise Muslim, Jewish, Arab peoples). Despite the gravity of genocide, you *can* empathetically incorporate 🇵🇸 into comedy.
The best way to get people to sympathize with Palestinians is to remind them they're humans, something which we're systemically kept ignorant of.
This would be a wonderful opportunity for Dropout to incorporate Palestinian voices, culture, and history into their content!!!
Trying to add some points to the underwhelming dropout statement convo but twitter conveniently refuses to show me any of my drafts rn. Like ohhhhh don't piss me off
