Candice Douglas
@cjpdouglas.bsky.social
Fantasy/Sci-fi writer. She/Her
Omg, I love them! They'd definitely make it onto my team!
November 27, 2024 at 1:54 AM
Omg, I love them! They'd definitely make it onto my team!
Another milkshake duck quacks their way into asshattery. 😮💨
November 24, 2024 at 4:03 PM
Another milkshake duck quacks their way into asshattery. 😮💨
The funniest part of this take is that it acknowledges we call them "skeets" but also misses the alternate meaning of the word skeet that we also very gleefully and unseemingly embrace. 😆
November 22, 2024 at 2:11 PM
The funniest part of this take is that it acknowledges we call them "skeets" but also misses the alternate meaning of the word skeet that we also very gleefully and unseemingly embrace. 😆
These are beautiful! Is there someplace I can follow her for more?
November 19, 2024 at 2:28 AM
These are beautiful! Is there someplace I can follow her for more?
Reposted by Candice Douglas
I don't really think of myself as a Christian Pagan.
I was a pagan teen, then in my 20's, feeling very lost and alone, I found what I thought was community through a friend's church. The insidiousness of the Church as a dominant source of community is not talked about enough. 2/🧵
I was a pagan teen, then in my 20's, feeling very lost and alone, I found what I thought was community through a friend's church. The insidiousness of the Church as a dominant source of community is not talked about enough. 2/🧵
November 16, 2024 at 10:27 PM
I don't really think of myself as a Christian Pagan.
I was a pagan teen, then in my 20's, feeling very lost and alone, I found what I thought was community through a friend's church. The insidiousness of the Church as a dominant source of community is not talked about enough. 2/🧵
I was a pagan teen, then in my 20's, feeling very lost and alone, I found what I thought was community through a friend's church. The insidiousness of the Church as a dominant source of community is not talked about enough. 2/🧵