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Kelp

@help-me-or-kelp-me

adult, artist and writer (terfs, maps, proshippers, and nsfw dni/dnf)
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'Sup

You can refer to me as whatever pronouns idrc and I am grayromantic/asexual.

Ask box is open! Drop a meme, ask a question, or just stop and chat.

Current Fandoms: Genshin, Pressure, Undertale, UTY, Sonic, The Amazing Digital Circus, OMORI, Splatoon, ROTTMNT, WOF, Deltarune, OneShot, NSR, Pokemon, and A.V.A/A.V.M

DMs are open

And most importantly…

NSFW DO NOT FOLLOW OR INTERACT

Also, if you are racist, sexist, a pedophile, a proshipper, persecute religious people or have any sort of queer phobia, then gtfo

#Pinned post#yeah I know the last pinned post sucked ass#ava#rottmnt#kelp me#avm#uty#pokemon#pressure
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Reblogged tulipsempai
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since this twig got stripped of all his powers can that be an opportunity for him to live a normal ass life in peace for once. let him hang with the stick gang let him get some goddamn rest get him away from his toxic ex PUH LEASE

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Reblogged a-really-cool-blog-name
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I’m going to scream. Pushback on the narrative that climate breakdown can be averted by individual decisions centres around the fact that NORMAL PEOPLE do not contribute to a significant amount of carbon emissions cos the average NORMAL PERSON emits 7 tons of CO2 a year. Not Taylor fucking Swift who has emitted over 8000 tons of emissions this year SO FAR. Her CO2 emissions from private jet use alone are equivalent to that of TWO THOUSAND normal people. We absolutely should be blaming individuals if those particular individuals are emitting two thousand people’s worth of emissions.

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“We should be addressing structural issues” my brother in Christ widespread private jet use is a structural issue. Celebrity culture and the extravagant lifestyle that comes with it is a structural issue. These are whole industries that are massively impacting climate breakdown but because Taylor happens to be the most egregious case her stans want to pretend it’s not a problem. Stan culture really is a disease

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