L-anuran 💚
@linanuran.bsky.social
Lin | Artist | Autistic | Agender/Bisexual | Free! | FE3H/Byhardt
Occasional 18+ | Do not repost my art. No AI
A Byleth, Linhardt, and Byhardt scholar
20↑ | Any & no pronouns
https://l-anuran.carrd.co/
Occasional 18+ | Do not repost my art. No AI
A Byleth, Linhardt, and Byhardt scholar
20↑ | Any & no pronouns
https://l-anuran.carrd.co/
Romcom fkshdhj
Byleth doesn't know his allure and i find it charming. He's down to earth, humble, a hard worker, strange, can be snarky, and jokes when most can't tell he's joking. I like his reserved personality and struggle expressing feelings that challenges the idea of how empathy looks. 10/10
Byleth doesn't know his allure and i find it charming. He's down to earth, humble, a hard worker, strange, can be snarky, and jokes when most can't tell he's joking. I like his reserved personality and struggle expressing feelings that challenges the idea of how empathy looks. 10/10
November 19, 2025 at 11:40 PM
Romcom fkshdhj
Byleth doesn't know his allure and i find it charming. He's down to earth, humble, a hard worker, strange, can be snarky, and jokes when most can't tell he's joking. I like his reserved personality and struggle expressing feelings that challenges the idea of how empathy looks. 10/10
Byleth doesn't know his allure and i find it charming. He's down to earth, humble, a hard worker, strange, can be snarky, and jokes when most can't tell he's joking. I like his reserved personality and struggle expressing feelings that challenges the idea of how empathy looks. 10/10
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In disability communities, grief isn’t episodic. It’s cumulative. It layers. It reverberates. We lose people who should’ve had decades more time—because the world is engineered to wear us down. And yet, in that same world, disabled people keep building life with one another anyway.
November 16, 2025 at 12:08 AM
In disability communities, grief isn’t episodic. It’s cumulative. It layers. It reverberates. We lose people who should’ve had decades more time—because the world is engineered to wear us down. And yet, in that same world, disabled people keep building life with one another anyway.