Wuggles

@wuggles.bsky.social

30s, cross fox, He/Him, demisexual/romantic. NSFW/18+! Deeply in love with the furry community and the creativity that pours out of it. I paint miniatures! #WugPaintsMinis Sometimes lewd pics! #WugDoesLewd Fursuit by @wolfsongworkshop.bsky.social

#artstuff Here's the daki design btw. The higher res version with the front and back separated is available on my itch io page for $2 if you want to get a daki printed for yourself. I have zero interest in actually selling merch myself, it seems like a real hassle -3-

Not cancelling shipping to US though cause I can't afford to lose my biggest customer base but yikes. If you're not from the US, please consider buying from Canadian shops :') We could use the support cause there's no doubt with shipping costs now, US orders are probably going to be sparse

The most loyal of the knights was no man, but a great beast of fur and claw more than twenty hands high, with a gaze that could stop arrows, and a body that could turn away a sword... And loins that would prove as fertile as field in the springtime.

somewhat motivated by everyone’s response to Dolly and Tim Curry passing to remark: if you were moved by them be what moves you. Be kind, generous, make weird fucking art, help people, sing bawdy songs and do drag

It is up to US to make the world a better place, even if it is at a small scale: Buy that band's merch. Share that person's art. Talk about that thing you read. Help that person that's struggling. Toss a coin if you can, but more importantly, Let them know they are appreciated! Always. 🐻

Dolly was not neutral. She was apolitical in that she didn’t talk about politics. But when it came to poverty, literacy, LGBTQ+ rights, etc. she was outspoken. She was only apolitical because she didn’t consider those things political issues - she considered them human issues.

CNN@cnn.com · 21h ago

"At a time when no American celebrity seems immune from the country’s many divisions, Dolly Parton was a crossover icon who stayed neutral in the culture wars while still speaking her mind," writes Zachary B. Wolf. | Analysis