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Gaurdians Of The Galaxy - Blog Posts
February 20th, 3 PM EST:
Streaming Guardians of the Galaxy (GAME) on twitch!
Welcome to my page!! 🎀
About me:
Name: Ekaterini
Age: 15
Gender: female
Favourite colour: baby pink
Height: 149 cm
Relationship status: single
My likes:
Plushies
Sleeping
Looking cutesy
Excersising
Cuddling
Physical touch
Older men (16-35)
Caring men
Mature men
Neatness in general
Beautiful views
Music (any type, just with a good beat)
MCU (X-men, Avengers, GOTG)
My dislikes:
Creeps
Over sexual people
Guys who just want nudes and/or connections that are just sexual
Untidy spaces
Too-loud environments
Rude people
Please do not:
Send me nudes/porn in my dms
Ask for nudes
Try to pressure me into doing something I don't want to do
Call me "your __" within 5 seconds of knowing me
DM if you're married or in a relationship
Tell me in my comments to "Dm me"
Start a conversation with me based on sexual desire
Thank you!!🩷
Some drawings of cat versions of both MCU and comic Nebula I drew on Procreate a few years ago.
Some some cat versions of both comic and MCU Gamora I drew a few years ago on procreate.
I haven't seen anyone talk about this yet. Towards the end of Guardians vol 3, when Rocket sees Lilah, Teefs, and Floor again, they're not "whole." All four of them still have their enhancements. To me, this detail is so important.
As disabled people, we have a history of being told that, when we die, when we go to heaven, all of our illnesses, deformities, ways of being in the world will be gone. We will be cured. But for many of us, we don't want to be cured. If there is an afterlife, and I'm not autistic, I wouldn't even know the first thing about how I would exist as that. More importantly, I wouldn't be myself.
Like disabled people, Rocket, Lilah, Teefs, and Floor didn't get to choose their existence, their bodies, their minds. They were made that way and, very realistically, could not imagine being any other way, despite their pain and suffering. Even in most modern media, disability is a plot device that, when its purpose has been served, gets cured or written out of the narrative. Having all four of them being disabled in the afterlife is so goddamned important.
I'm watching Gaurdians of the Galaxy for the approximately 7th time. Mantis and Drax's interactions will never NOT be funny