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Subject: Tabitha Tambiri
Alias: T-square
Race: Kuvrahk (Csyelusian Mystic)
Element: Water
Alignment: Pirate Awesome.
Strengths: Agile, strong, athletic. Talented in art, with a very powerful imagination. Also very adept at dispatching ninjas.
Weaknesses: In addition to being a strength, her imagination is also a weakness. She doesn't know how cute she is. It's also suspected she has a crush on Didier (aka Otter, a male capable of disarming her emotions to the point of being a blubbering idiot). Needs glasses to see more than a few feet or read.
In this picture, T isn't necessarily "looking sexy", but is more like she's ringing out her shirt after a swim in the creek by herself, and now she's squinting without her glasses to see who the viewer is. Its less looking sexy and more of "Who is this that I have to kill now...?"
Subject: Tabitha Tambiri
Alias: T-square
Race: Kuvrahk (Csyelusian Mystic)
Element: Water
Alignment: Pirate Awesome.
Strengths: Agile, strong, athletic. Talented in art, with a very powerful imagination. Also very adept at dispatching ninjas.
Weaknesses: In addition to being a strength, her imagination is also a weakness. She doesn't know how cute she is. It's also suspected she has a crush on Didier (aka Otter, a male capable of disarming her emotions to the point of being a blubbering idiot). Needs glasses to see more than a few feet or read.
In this picture, T isn't necessarily "looking sexy", but is more like she's ringing out her shirt after a swim in the creek by herself, and now she's squinting without her glasses to see who the viewer is. Its less looking sexy and more of "Who is this that I have to kill now...?"
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fantasy
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 502 x 650px
File Size 40.6 kB
i dont mind the challenge of figuring a character out
but when it conflicts with my sexuality... especially if it makes me question if it is a male or a female 'concept' (the idea of the fictional character) that i find attractive.
it makes me understand and relate to men who say that certain things make them feel that their sexuality is somehow 'threatened' - or that they feel tricked or lured into something that they would normally not agree to
problem is I'm walking into this willingly...
but when it conflicts with my sexuality... especially if it makes me question if it is a male or a female 'concept' (the idea of the fictional character) that i find attractive.
it makes me understand and relate to men who say that certain things make them feel that their sexuality is somehow 'threatened' - or that they feel tricked or lured into something that they would normally not agree to
problem is I'm walking into this willingly...
Of course, there are people who can only live, only exist, looking and acting a certain way. It's their whole life. Calling that a "trick" is like blaming someone for just being who or what they are. That would be like getting upset when a person who looks and acts black turns out to actually be hispanic, or something.
Truth is, most guys are shallow twits who get attracted to someone because of their obvious physical characteristics or outward presentation. When they turn out to be something other than what they thought, they blame the person for being who they are, instead of blaming themselves for not being more observant or asking questions.
Essentially, they blame others for their own assumptions, and enforce the idea that noone can be themselves while it threatens their shallow definition of reality.
Truth is, most guys are shallow twits who get attracted to someone because of their obvious physical characteristics or outward presentation. When they turn out to be something other than what they thought, they blame the person for being who they are, instead of blaming themselves for not being more observant or asking questions.
Essentially, they blame others for their own assumptions, and enforce the idea that noone can be themselves while it threatens their shallow definition of reality.
true - but thats at least not my situation. i'm comfortable enough with my sexuality, knowing what i prefer and what i dont - its just that when i think Sasha i think "the runt with his silly scrunchy" while the 'new' sasha casey is throwing around is... sexy
there in lies the conflict - for me at least
there in lies the conflict - for me at least
Are her hands out of Scale?
They seem larger by proportion than from other characters
And her right hand seems wrong in some manner too, but with non human shape it is hard to define just what
And Sasha is still the cutest! LOL
Actually the way Sasha is drawn, it will be hard for any of the others to compete until the Artist decides otherwise
They seem larger by proportion than from other characters
And her right hand seems wrong in some manner too, but with non human shape it is hard to define just what
And Sasha is still the cutest! LOL
Actually the way Sasha is drawn, it will be hard for any of the others to compete until the Artist decides otherwise
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