@3OOBULLETS [swooses onto this account] for what it's worth emdr/ifs did nothing to reduce my freakiness but lots to reduce my shame ;3 and it turns out even if shame is part of your freakiness you can access mockery and embarrassment without shame! waow!
Sure, there are ethical ways to get a wolf to turn into a trophy... but like. Its Body Is Literally Already Being Objectifed, Life Likely Stolen For This Sole Purpose, of Becoming Pleasing Decor. Maybe that's reverence to you! But. I. Think it's worth reflection, is all
all I'm saying is it feels like this reaction Proves transgressive themes can still be Art , no matter how seemingly irreverent :3 you should be interrogating that reaction!
Cartoon dog man kissing dead cartoon wolf mount is offensively irreverent?
The cartoon wolf's death wasn't offensive to begin with? The literal skinned, piecemeal remains of a life assembled into a TROPHY?? I respect taxidermy as an art, too, but a wolf trophy has an implied narrative; wolf was 100% trophy hunted, not for its meat nor for protection.
@deepwebdog I know it's not a huge comfort but here in the US buying power suuux right now bc our groceries are noticeably more expensive so like, nonessential ("luxury") spending is waaaayyyy down ): good luck ur designs rule