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Lady Laufey
@ladylaufey.bsky.social
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Freelance artist, dabbling in fantasy characters and creatures, paleoart, and, as of late, mecha. 32 years old.
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Lady Laufey @ladylaufey.bsky.social · Feb 27
My car is, to put it politely, in pretty bad shape, so I'm finding myself in need of some money to get back on track.

So! Commissions are WIDE OPEN - You come to me with your idea and budget, and I will make it work!

Contact me through bsky, or at laufey.sluijter@gmail.com
A greyscale image of a BattleMech with a hunched, forward-leaning posture. The cockpit is at the far front of the torso, with an extension below it mimicking the beak of a bird of prey or the false beard of a Pharaoh. Each arm bears a single large cannon, and missile racks are mounted towards the back, on the shoulders. An anthropomorphized Uromastyx lizard sitting under a flowering tree in the desert, happily munching from a bag of green lentils. The kimono-style shirt the lizard wears mimics the markings on the real lizard's back, with swirling patterns and bright circular markings. An illustration of thirteen species of birds of the Great Plains and Kansas, with the Keeper of the Plains sculpture by Blackbear Bosin pictured as a central framing element. Along with the main birds are thirteen species of Kansas wildflower, and, in the sky, the silhouettes of many birds that migrate through the Great Plains. An illustration of a troll druid standing barefoot on a forested path, holding a long-eared green wooden mask in his hand. His other arm is hidden beneath a cloak of autumn leaves, and he gazes towards the viewer with a stern, contemplative expression.
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lilirulu.bsky.social
November 24, 2025 at 9:14 PM
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toadally.bsky.social
Support porn 🫶

Censorship always starts with the “acceptable” targets and then slowly widens its nets until it’s banning things like “female-presenting nipples” or being openly queer. Be weird and stay weird
September 21, 2025 at 5:42 AM
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attackerman.bsky.social
There was civilization in the Americas before the settlers arrived. The other work being performed here is to erase that and present settlement as the arrival of civilization instead of the annihilation of another
sethcotlar.bsky.social Seth Cotlar @sethcotlar.bsky.social · 2d
Neither Trump, nor half of his cabinet have “ancestors” who were in North America before the revolution. I’d guess that less than half of current US citizens do. “Your ancestors” is doing a lot of implicitly white Christian nationalist work here.
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November 22, 2025 at 11:31 PM
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sethcotlar.bsky.social
Neither Trump, nor half of his cabinet have “ancestors” who were in North America before the revolution. I’d guess that less than half of current US citizens do. “Your ancestors” is doing a lot of implicitly white Christian nationalist work here.
‹ H Hillsdale College » Sponsored • & This Thanksgiving, experience the history of your ancestors as never before in "Colonial America: From Wilderness to Civilization," a new documentary from Hillsdale College Online Learning. COMING SOON! tolonial America FREE ONLINE COURSE ENROLL TODAY! Hillsdale College Free online course. Enroll today! Learn more
November 22, 2025 at 11:16 PM
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frecksandframes.fans
slippery and soft

#curvy #chubby #milf #bigtits #mombod #bbw
iris is a chubby milf taking a selfie in the shower with their torso and big tits covered in soap and suds. they're taking the photo from a low angle and smirking down at the camera with their tongue out
November 23, 2025 at 12:12 AM
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jesncin.bsky.social
Okay I'm testing this again. Does this video have sound? 🙏🏽
November 23, 2025 at 12:33 AM
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infatuatedkitty.bsky.social
We are at $245/$1545!

$650 still needed ASAP (already over a month past due…/: )

And $650 needed by the end of the month

Please any bit helps ❤️ here are 2 nudies for reaching $200! 🥰

Venmo: Kali-Kitten

ko-fi.com/kalikittie
Photo of me leaned over shirtless while wearing green, white, and red plaid pajama pants Photo of my completely naked body showing half of my thigh tattoo
November 22, 2025 at 3:11 PM
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dresdencodak.com
It's-a me!
Dark Science author Sen being hoisted like a nervous cat by one of her characters, Xiaoling Chavez.
November 21, 2025 at 8:44 PM
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theradr.bsky.social
In fact, as I discuss in ON REPENTANCE AND REPAIR, it's a *feature*, not a bug of white supremacy.

White Northern pastors started preaching Jesus' "unconditional" forgiveness* re: the South just as their supremacy was at risk. For them, white unity > accountability, Black equality.

*see next skeet
juliusgoat.bsky.social A.R. Moxon @juliusgoat.bsky.social · 4d
Reconciliation without reparation is one of supremacy's greatest sabotages of the act of repair. Whenever abuse is exposed, it offers free exoneration to the abuser at the expense of the abused, and calls it redemption. It's the traditional and popular response to abuse in our supremacist society.
themorrancave.bsky.social Chris Morran @themorrancave.bsky.social · 4d
Leaders of a Minnesota church community didn’t report a parishioner they knew had sexually abused girls for year.

They told his victims that once sins were “washed away in the blood of reconciliation,” they could never speak of them again.

Truly chilling, from @jlussenhop.bsky.social & Andy Mannix
November 21, 2025 at 3:08 PM
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xuyuusa.bsky.social
figure practice
November 21, 2025 at 11:32 AM
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laurelgale.bsky.social
It's always nice to see a great blue heron.

#birds #wildlife #nature 📷
A photo of a great blue heron flying low over it water. Its large blue wings are extended down, almost touching the water.
November 20, 2025 at 6:34 PM
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reshetz.bsky.social
So the total amount of drones they launched in 2023 is equivalent to one night in 2025
November 16, 2025 at 6:45 PM
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saureal.bsky.social
More fossil fish and not fish (Atractosteus atrox vs Borealosuchus wilsoni as Knightia eocaena look on)
November 11, 2025 at 7:40 PM
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balail.bsky.social
The Green Heron has launched...
#photography #naturephotography #wildlifephotography #thelittlethings
November 19, 2025 at 11:08 AM
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cheryllynneaton.bsky.social
I'm sure many people have mentioned this, but I think it needs to be mentioned again: women do not have yearbooks. Children do. Because yearbooks contain photos of high school students. Or younger.
josephcox.bsky.social Joseph Cox @josephcox.bsky.social · 5d
This is a nuts story. An AI chatbot and image platform left millions of images exposed. They show what people are actually using the AI for: taking random women's yearbook, graduation, and social media photos and making super realistic hardcore porn with them
www.404media.co/ai-porn-secr...
Massive Leak Shows Erotic Chatbot Users Turned Women’s Yearbook Pictures Into AI Porn
Chatbot roleplay and image generator platform SecretDesires.ai left cloud storage containers of nearly two million of images and videos exposed, including photos and full names of women from social me...
www.404media.co
November 19, 2025 at 5:40 PM
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beebrookshire.bsky.social
I find it slightly odd how much we laud people who isolate themselves from other humans...to write about human nature.

They go live in a cave or whatever and write about humans...without seeing humans? They proudly state how much they love to never see other humans and we're like "OMG brilliant"
November 19, 2025 at 3:04 PM
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louistonehill.bsky.social
/cough/
In a world that has the resources and bureaucracy to pull people out of poverty, adoption is human trafficking, and in the last 100-200 years capitalism has led to more internment camps for Fallen Women for the sake of selling babies for money than I can count
notalegalrecord.net Tony Corsentino @notalegalrecord.net · 5d
here are 5 screenshots of a post from a social media campaign called “I’m Adopted.” It’s as finely crafted a piece of pro-adoption propaganda one could wish for: an adoptee who claims to honor the complexity of the experience but still manages to find a place in his heart for deep gratitude. 🥚
I'm Adopted * 11h • 4 I was born in Athens, Greece, in June 1963 to an unwed mother named Georgia Korakis. On paper, l was deemed "illegitimate." I was simply a baby boy who arrived in the wrong era for a woman to raise a child alone. After a week in the hospital, my mother handed me over to the authorities. At the time, Greece did not support single mothers. There was no safety net, no housing, no real path for a woman like her to keep a child like me. Instead, there was a system. Looking back now, we know it became one of the largest adoption scandals of its time. Between the late 1950s and 1960s, thousands of Greek children were sent abroad, many to the United States. The numbers vary, but estimates often range from 5,000 to 7,000. I am one of those children. For the first 16 months of my life, I was in care-unnamed, in an orphanage and foster care-waiting. In 1964, I was adopted by Greek American parents who brought me to Southern California. They gave me a name, a home, and a life I could never have imagined from that hospital ward in Athens. I grew up in Granada Hills, in the San Fernando Valley, with a backyard, a pool, a dog, and two loving parents who did their best, even through their own struggles. I was raised Greek in all the ways that matter: faith, food, family, and a healthy dose of guilt and humor. But I was also raised American, with opportunity and freedom I never take for granted. At 13, I stumbled onto a TV set as an extra in an ABC Afterschool Special, and something sparked. That one experience turned into a 40-year career in television and film production. I've worked my way up from production assistant to producer, served two terms on the National Board of the Producers Guild of America, and am a member of the Television Academy and BAFTA's Academy Circle. None of that happens if I'm not adopted. None of it. I am deeply pro-adoption because I am living proof of how transformative it can be. My adoption took me from an uncertain beginning in Athens to a life in Los Angeles that allowed me to build a career, raise three daughters, and tell stories for a living. I recognize that not every adoptee feels that way. Adoption is complicated. It carries grief, loss, identity questions, and, in my case, a whole country's painful history. I honor that complexity. I respect every adoptee's experience, especially those whose stories look very different from mine. Like many of us, I searched. I did DNA testing, hired a genealogist, chased leads, and pulled every thread I could find. I never found my father. I never found my mother either, beyond her name: Georgia Korakis. Today, based on what l've learned, I believe she has passed away. I never got to go back, look her in the eyes, and say the words that sit in my heart every day: "Thank you. You saved my life." So l'm doing the next best thing I know how to do: I'm telling her story. I'm currently developing a short film called Georgia, based on the true event of my mother going to court to say goodbye to me before I was released for adoption. I was a baby. I remember none of it. But I have carried the weight of that moment my whole life. The film is set against the backdrop of the Greek adoption scandal of the late '50s and '60s, when vulnerable mothers were pushed into impossible decisions and children were shipped abroad, often without full consent or transparency. Georgia is my way of honoring the woman who chose life for me, even at great personal cost. It is also my way of shining a light on a chapter of history that affected thousands of us and is only now starting to be fully acknowledged. I share my story here, with I'm Adopted, because this community understands the layers. We know what it means to be both grateful and grieving, both "chosen" and carrying questions that may never be answered. We hold the tension between loving our adoptive families and wondering about our first families. We know what it is to live between worlds. As World Adoption Day approaches, I want to say this to my fellow adoptees around the world: Your story matters. Your questions are valid. Your gratitude, your anger, your confusion, your peace-all of it belongs. There is no one "right" adoption narrative. There is only your truth and the courage to live it.
November 19, 2025 at 3:51 PM
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infatuatedkitty.bsky.social
No new movement yet /: $895 still needed….
infatuatedkitty.bsky.social Kali Kittie @infatuatedkitty.bsky.social · 5d
Im headed to bed 🥹 any help or movement towards this would be absolutely incredible
I have new nudes/clips ill post one i reach it 🥺

Heres a freebie to hopefully help get some movement

Venmo: Kali-Kitten

ko-fi.com/kalikittie
November 19, 2025 at 4:34 PM
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hugobookclub.bsky.social
Comic strip showing a stand-up comedian under the title "The Ones Who Bomb In Omegas" He is saying "Hooboy, I should not have brought up the child. This is a tough room, but not the worst room in the city. Am I right?"
November 18, 2025 at 1:55 AM
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nataliajagielska.bsky.social
Can I drag your attention to the artworks by contemporary Czech palaeoartist, Vladimir Rimbala. His works are a perfect mix of modern science and retro composition (🧵)
November 17, 2025 at 9:43 AM
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dresdencodak.com
The Zelda actors look like indoor beach children, but I know I'm not the target audience. The only Zelda adaptation I would care about is if it was stop-motion and at least 45 minutes were devoted to Midna.
November 17, 2025 at 9:54 PM