Taryn Jezza Puddlegum, Hedgewitch

@magisterjezza.bsky.social

Occasional NSFW! A mid-30s wizard lady. She/Her. Software Engineer. Fantasy Author. Very Queer. Cats, fairies, gnomes and diapers to be seen here. My work's on AO3: https://archiveofourown.org/users/MagisterJezza/works

You are a failure of a scholar and a coward if you run from your icks. If I can write thesis after thesis involving littlespace and ABDL play, and you can't get over the idea of an adult in a diaper, get the word "scholar" out of your fucking mouth. This shit, ironically, is not for babies.

Nystre@nystre.bsky.social · 4d ago

sorry but aesthetics like babyfur will only go away under a movement that presses for fascist legislation so if you're trying to be some kind of Scholarly Artist who Makes A Difference in the world & you hate ABDL you get to take your place in history as a nazi. your art will always be nazi art

They are scared of anything they don't understand. They are scared of authentic emotions. They are scared of their own bodies. They are scared of being taught how to understand the world. The entire political bloc is defined by having a child's fear of the dark and being socially reinforced for it.

Starfire’s Deranged Neocon Foreign Policy Podcast@irhottakes.bsky.social · last wk.

Coming out as trans convinced me that both things are true because Republicans are stupid and cannot see basic connections between things. They can like every trans person they know, think trans people should be wiped out, and not understand how the trans people they know would be impacted by this.

a post says "Your average Republican is pro-IVF, skeptical of six week heartbeat bills, against deporting productive, law-abiding immigrants, and for gay marriage."

the post quoting it says "your average republican thinks theres kitty litter boxes in classrooms and immigrants are eating your pets. your average republican cares more about a Black actress playing the little mermaid."

Having formed my identity around a theoretical book character for decades, now that I am making the book actually exist I have to consider going by my first name on here. The intersection of being a plur and being an author is a a rabbit hole, one I live in. I guess I'll try it out.