Ok, so I'm going to say this once. If you are an artist trying to find clients and you follow me and I follow back, please don't ask me if I'm looking for some art. I'm not looking for anything at the moment, so please don't just message me.
Dear Muslims,
Japanese people don’t dislike you for being Muslim. Your faith is your choice, and we respect those who live peacefully.
But calling pork or mirin (cooking alcohol) in Japanese food “discrimination” makes no sense.
Our cuisine has centuries of history. It wasn’t created to offend your faith. Different traditions aren’t discrimination.
You’re free to practice your religion, but if you visit or live in Japan, respect our culture, customs, and laws. Adapt to Japan rather than demand it change for you.
Please remember that.
Please, support this amazing game! ❤️☺️
"A Better time" will be available tonight on my Patreon and SubscriberStar, join to get it! 🌟
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[CREDITS]
Mama's VA ---> @TheBredFactory_
Papa's VA ---> @TheWhaleHole
Music ---> @Vanware_
Sound Design ---> @MocaLamy
Backgrounds ---> @NichiroArt
Animation Assistance ---> IG/cludo65
Gameplay by ---> YT/MyLifeAsASlime
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#diives #familytime
“A mother takes twenty years to make a man of her boy, and another woman makes a fool of him in twenty minutes.”
- Robert Frost
Robert Frost (1874–1963) was an American poet celebrated for transforming ordinary experiences into powerful reflections on life, nature, and the decisions people make. Born in San Francisco, California, he eventually became one of the most recognized and influential voices in American poetry. His seemingly straightforward language often carried deeper meanings about the complexities of human existence.
Frost frequently explored solitude, love, hardship, uncertainty, personal choice, and the hidden significance found in everyday moments. By combining familiar rural imagery with thoughtful observations about human nature, he created poetry that felt accessible while encouraging deeper reflection. His ability to find profound meaning in simple experiences helped secure his lasting place in American literature.
The Dark Side of Spider-Man Through Lee Bermejo’s Art
Lee Bermejo’s Spider-Man artwork stands out for its detail and heavy shadows, making the character feel less like a polished superhero and more like someone who’s actually been through the fight
[H/T: trippy.vib ]