maneymaw

18+AD. He/him, ace, 36. Part-time menace, full-time toony villain! Lots of kink stuff, all fictional here. Professional artist. 🇨🇦 🇧🇷 Profile pic by Skai.

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@noxypaws It started from within the community, kind of jokingly/making fun of some stereotypes, but it got embraced as a more positive thing in the end.

It's not an expression that straight folks use as a slur that eventually got reclaimed, though, so its kind of safe?

2025-06-21

Love that there's a queer culture con happening in my home country and it's called Poc-con

In current Brazilian Portuguese slang, POC refers to queer people rather than Person of Colour and that's an interesting difference since the origin of the word comes from something completely different.

"Poc" in this case is not an acronym, but instead simply the onomatopoeia for the sound of high heels - a piece of footwear heavily associated with drag queens etc.

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2025-06-10

@Bene oh gosh. hopefully they reversed their block? my fear is getting permabanned or having to deal with some "automated"(bad AI) customer service

2025-06-10
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@dragonarchitect Absolutely. My only other intl option is Stripe/credit card payment but those too are one-whim-of-a-credit-card-operator from banning folks for nsfw. Thanks for doing the right thing!!!

2025-06-10

Based on a recent post I saw, two important things about Paypal:
1 - Use invoices, not send/receive requests. It's more protection for you.
2 - Never, NEVER add any notes or descriptions. Say its 'art commission' etc, not 'vore piece ;3'. If flagged, one or both accounts can get permabanned.

I cant stress the second point enough. Many artists have Paypal as their only viable means to receive payments internationally, and a single 'Cool NSFW art' note can literally ruin their main source of income.

2025-06-09
2025-06-02

@katja That ideology description you wrote there, oh my gosh.

I can´t stress how much that is how it felt when moving here. Lordship over one's (stolen) land seems to be something above every other right, the most god-given right of all. And that truly, truly translates to automobiles. Really feels like in so many cases here, cars are holy fortresses to shield a person and their family from the outside world. It's like a portable Plato cave or something and it's maddening.

Are you familiar with the concept ofEveryone's right? (im familiar with the Finnish version, jokaisenoikeus). The idea that a person can freely roam on the land, literally walk into someone's farmland and even eat from the fruit trees along the way, as long as they dont disrupt the integrity of the farmland or, of course, the more private areas like the house itself.

That is a notion that fascinates me and that makes me hope/think about a better world. When I'm visiting the neighbouring country here, I am _legitimately_ worried that simply parking my car in a suburban street and maybe waiting under a tree for someone to arrive might get me on the sights of a gun-toting maniac who _will_ feel truly entitled to point a gun at a human being for the crime of existing within their holy space.

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Sorry for the massive digression, it just feels good to get this out of my chest a bit XD I left my home country to escape some problems that I dont think could be solved in my lifetime (related to urban violence etc) and although that is much, MUCH better here, i ended up finding out that so many people in this land have a very distorted idea of what is a society.

The silver lining is that, despite _those_ people, so many other people have come here to just try and have a better life, and trying to see the good for the bad has been a great exercise in humility and, again, hope.

Thanks Katja :dragn_mlem:

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