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It's the Sunglasses

28 | amateur actor, theatre teacher, and director | I post primarily about my students, my performing adventures, and my husband but also fandoms like Star Trek TOS/TNG, Dropout, and whatever my hyperfixation of the month is | icon by @acadieum | I believe Black Lives Matter, trans women are women, trans men are men, queer has been reclaimed, and aro/ace, nonbinary, and pansexual people belong in the LGBT+ community - and I’m not interested in arguing any of that :)

Hot Beverage really feels like the foundation of society. Thank you to China for tea, Ethiopia for coffee, and Central America for chocolate.

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Black and white comic with simple digital drawings. Text: Today I'm going to break the pattern. Panel 1: A person wearing a black backpack smiling as they notice something on the ground. Panel 2: The person crouched on the ground, smelling a flower. Text: Today I'm going to break the pattern. Panel 3: The person waving to a teacher and the line of kids walking behind them. Text: Today I'm going to break the pattern. Panel 4: The person running down the same street but now it's raining. They have their backpack held over their head.

Text: Today I'm going to break the pattern. Panel 1: The person smiling and greeting a dog who is being walked by a woman in sunglasses and a sun hat. Text: Today I'm going to break the pattern. Panel 2: The person petting a black and white cat with a stripy tail. Text, written on each space of a hopscotch: Today I'm going to break the pattern. Panel 3: The person smiling and finishing the hopscotch. Text: Today I'm going to break the pattern. Panel 4: The person smiling and drawing a moustache and eyebrows on their reflection in a foggy mirror. Panel 5: A plate of breakfast with food making a face. Eggs for eyes, ketchup to draw the smile and nose, bacon as eyebrows. Text: Today I'm going to break the pattern.

Panel 1: The person washing dishes at the sink, wearing an apron and gloves. Panel 2: The plate, fork, and knife on a drying stand. Panel 3: The person putting on their backpack. Panel 4: They smile as they notice something on the ground. Text: You will never guess what I'll be doing today. Panel 5: Near the front door, a pair of black cowboy boots with flowers on them sit on the ground. Watermark: @yeehawpim

Text taken from this post by @idontmindifuforgetme :)

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Black and white comic with simple digital drawings. Text: When I was a kid it always made me a little uncomfortable when people talked about how children deserved more protection. For a long time I didn't really understand why. Panel 1: Kid Pim standing in the middle of a circle on the floor. The circle is a red dotted line. Panel 2-3: Pim putting one foot on top of the line. Text: It's not like I disagreed, that we were more vulnerable. Panel 5: A large silhouette casts a shadow over them and they look up.

Panel 1-2: The large silhouette of a hand pushes Pim's foot back into the circle. Panel 3: Pim stands there watching the large silhouette leave.

Panel 1: Pim standing in the circle. Panel 2: Pim covering their head as it rains. Panel 3: Pim bowing their head as an adult shouts with spiky speech bubbles. Panel 4: Pim watching two silhouettes in the distance, flying a kite. Text: It's only now that I realize it's probably because frightening things happened all the time with the approval of adults in my life. If this is what being protected was, what would it be like when I deserved less? Background fades to black.

Panel 1-3: Pim growing up standing inside the circle, becoming an adult. Panel 4: Pim walking away and out of the circle as an adult.

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Panel 1: A video is playing of a large silhouette yelling at a small girl who cries and covers her face. Panel 2: Pim frowning and saying, "What the hell. There's no reason to yell at a kid like that." The speech bubble is in the shape of a shield. Panel 3: Pim looks at the floating shield with the words, "There's no reason to yell at a kid like that." Panel 4: They stand up and reach to take the shield. Panel 5: Pim walks off with the shield strapped to their arm. Watermark: @yeehawpim

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