Stuff like that is exactly what a person's bhakti and dharma should be about imo. Who are you? What is your purpose? What are your dreams? Life should be about finding these things out, or, finding your own meaning. Why shackle yourself? True wisdom is found in learning for ourselves imo.

Deep down, I understand opting to live as I do and turning to no temple sounds like a very lonely path but I'm not beholden to any "authority" beyond my own and I'm honestly pretty chill with it. It's let me open up to people beyond my religion and cultivate my own thoughts and beliefs.

Not even forgetting that often times the goddesses are depicted with fair/lighter skin and more "smoother" features and smaller noses - A lot of us indian folk obviously don't fit that narrative and I think it's about time we normalize our deities being more like us, after all, Parvati was a mortal.

I'll be honest, I'd love for Lakshmi to be depicted more chubby as the goddess of beauty and prosperity, or Parvati being a fair bit more stronger considering her forms as Durga and Kali. It feels so... limiting only ever depicting female goddesses the same way but men are diverse.

Every time I'd question whether or not the incubus label applies, there's always something that reminds me exactly why I am not just any, but the people's incubus 💜

Something about manifesting an identity that ends up spawning in its own way, only to grow alongside you and flesh itself out against all odds for your own liberation feels... interesting to me, conceptually.

Had this one under wraps while I was at work and taking care of school, seriously proud of this one and really grateful for the support I received while working on it! I've been really trying my best to get better at drawing cocks lmao.

Is that Aldin???

Nah hold on, you're eating because Barawa is ALSO my man, I will be singlehandedly repopulating the skies with him, love that for us twin lmfao