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Perplexity is back! Still making little sense and a lot of glitter

The first sketch with my the circle of spores druid is satyr Lorelei. Things could still change dramatically, but I really like this sketch

A cosy couple for inst@mananeez

Mine and @fleshacker ’s Lavellans Allaros and Ellana  During main events VS. during the Trespasser

do not have the energy to block these bots anymore. hey girlies do you enjoy literary fiction?

A lil smooch on the temple for Petrichor

Petrichor by @annathenewt

Perplexity in his fancy vyshyvanka

I see @mochii.mocha `s DTIYS with a lot of my fav themes so I decided to do it. Have so much fun drawing all this leaves and hairs

One more wayward dnd's son - Cillian

Cursed warlock in a magical world

A Ukrainian woman holds a traditional Ukrainian black bread as the whole country remembers the victims of Holodomor, a terrible famine of 1932-1933 in Ukraine; Kiev, Ukraine, November 23, 2013.

Hey, I saw one of your posts talking about people liking Russian things and media and how that negatively impacts you because of the (indisputably traumatic and unfair) hardships of being Ukrainian rn. As someone who has made friends with people who are both Ukrainian and Russian and who believes the war to be undeniably bad and cruel (ESPECIALLY for Ukrainian people), I don’t quite understand why the culture or people or even the place itself is the bad thing. Many Russians hate their government, and the culture/people themselves aren’t inherently evil or selfishly cruel. It’s a good example of a horrible GOVERNMENT literally all of my Russian friends who have even managed to be online safely using VPNs chastise for being awful and frequently wish to leave.

I don’t understand why you would feel so negatively towards the act of somebody else even LIKING anything remotely related to Russian in name or origin, when it isn’t the common people or the culture itself that are bad. You shouldn’t have to endure the hardships you are enduring right now, but I fail to see how that makes all Russian people and things evil. Please explain, I’m a little confused and genuinely want to hear how you feel. Apologies if this comes off as being rude or is triggering.

Now imagine saying all of that about Germany to some Jewish person during WWII

Like I said in the comments to that post, culture is created by people. Russians literally have a cult of war and it's not a joke. Lots of them are happy about deaths of Ukrainians. I personally recieved death threats from some russians. Here are some screenshots with the reactions of common russians:

Ukrainian culture always was oppressed by russians. More than hundred official bans of our language during 18-20th centuries, lots of poets, writers, musicians, artists were exiled to Siberia or just executed. Common people were either deportated or killed and they were replaced by russians, that's why so many people in Ukraine use russian language. You may say again that this is all government doings, but it formed an imperialistic views in generations of russians. Thats why lots of them think Ukraine is a part of russia and Ukrainian language is just a rural dialect. We are just little silly brothers to them. And this is how Ukrainians are depicted in A LOT of russian media, this is what they translate to the world through their media, and by spreading that propaganda people are just doing a lot of harm to Ukrainian people and culture as well as to other oppressed nations. By romanticising ussr's and russian aesthetic and culture people are romanticising or most likely ignoring all the harm those regims did and do to oppressed nations. It feels like we all are just a joke to the world.

Btw it's literally 90 years from the biggest genocide of Ukrainians and Kazakhs in 20th century — The Holodomor. And we, Ukrainians, are going through the genocide onse again.

And don't say that russians can't do anything with their government when there are so many brave Iranians fighting and dying for their freedom right now.

Hope now it's better for you to understand why spreading and supporting russian culture isn't a good idea right now. If not, well, we will never be able to understand each other.

My concerned son P. S. He likes earrings

Still zero sense, just Perplexity and fanservice