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If Thanatos was a girl

@transgirlthanatos / transgirlthanatos.tumblr.com

I have an nsfw sideblog now! just ask me if you want to see it ;^) Names: Than/Þan, Thanatos. I am a demigirl / nonbinary transwoman. I am bi-lesbian. I was born in 1991. New England. Pronouns: she/her/hers and they/them/theirs. I practice magick. The path i follow is the study of Death. I am kin to Death, the forest, the moon, wolves, and many ancient things. If you have more questions, feel free to ask. ACAB BLM. Since you read this far I'll tell you I'm a top and a dom πŸ˜πŸ˜ˆπŸ–€

Hi ya'll! Welcome to my blog! I'm gonna start by saying:

NO MINORS! Also please have your age on your blog somewhere, it's for my comfort and possibly yours.

Thank you!

My dad was sorting through his wallet and the cat was interested in what he was doing so he started holding his cards down for the cat to sniff and explaining to him what they all were.

Highlights:

β€œThis is a Costco card. You won’t need one of these until you’re older.”

β€œThis a health insurance card. This where my mountain of pills come from.”

β€œThis is a debit card. This lets me take money out of the bank. Money is not good for eating.”

having pet stick bugs is fun because every so often i will hear the distinct sound of several stick bug falling and ill go to check on them and find them all in a pile on the ground of their enclosure and i have to figure out if theyve just decided that its floor time now or if they kept mistaking each other for actual sticks again and bundled together the ceiling until gravity got the best of them.

yeah they love forming a faggot together its like their favourite thing to do

please show us bugfaggot op please

they have plenty of plants and sticks to climb and play with they just keep doing this

One time my mom and I were out shopping and she shows me this ugly fucking shawl or something off a sales rack and all I could think to say was β€œoh… oh honey, no” and she laughed told me I talk like an old retired drag queen and that might be pretty par for a queer guy but you must know at the time I was a catty 13 year old girl

I think a 50+ y/o drag queen and an angry teen girl could accomplish so much together though

You come back here with this!!

lighter note, I might make another black coded trans fem oc.

i drew a little bit of her last night lemme show

her name is Luna :3

she's an essential worker during the day, but local in the underground nightclub scene after dark.

(also selective mute) :3

I'm glad people like her here, I feel like black characters especially black trans characters don't get enough love.

Yes, absolutely, especially now in this era of shitty, fall-apart, fast fashion. Also, adding to this, I'll add info that I've found the most useful in learning to sew -

First off, there are three stitches that are really useful to know:

  1. Running stitch - easiest and quickest to do, but weakest.
  2. Ladder stitch - also very easy and quick, more sturdy, and also sometimes called an "invisible stitch" because the end result is pretty well hidden. Good for seams and tears.
  3. Backstitch - a bit harder to do and definitely takes more time, also definitely more visible, but the end result is damn near indestructible. I used this to sew a couple chair cushions as a birthday gift for my mom out of scrap materials and the results have lasted years. I also used this to repair some couch cushions and take in a skirt whose elastic had failed.

Further Tips (from a non-professional, so keep that in mind):

*Threading the needle is the most difficult bit, but wetting the ends of the thread helps.

*If you tie off the ends, you're going to want to use a double knot. I've also heard a backstitch can be used to hold the string in place, but when I tried that, it came undone so I ended up having to tie off the ends anyway (but again, I'm not a professional seamstress, I just needed to get the job done).

*You'll also want the thread length to be several times the length of the tear - like 4-5 times, even more, especially for a smaller tear. This is because you'll need more length to tie off the ends, and you'll lose half the length of the thread at the very start (I recommend double threading - both for strength and because I've found it easier to do).

*Pins help hold fabric in place and so are particularly helpful for longer tears, or holes requiring a patch.

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