I remember Si and Al having their partnered earrings in your classic Olympics Gold double portrait. That's the first time I personally remember seeing them, This is the first time I have seen one brother having the colors of both his siblings.
I remember Si and Al having their partnered earrings in your classic Olympics Gold double portrait.
Yeah vaguely in my head I imagine Si and Alvin fooling around and subsequently "dating" but Alvin eventually convinces him that roping little Theo into the mix would be super hot
Yeah vaguely in my head I imagine Si and Alvin fooling around and subsequently "dating" but Alvin ev
Hi Duiker! I want to be friends with you! I've been a fan for a decade! Read my letter I sent you :D
Hi Duiker,
I hope this letter finds you well. I'm a Chinese college student, who has been a fan of your art for nearly a decade. I'm writing to express how your art was my inspiration about my whole life then, and my regrets related to this matter.
Elementary, junior high, and high schools of China suck. There are tons of rules, reprimands, shame, and punishments, You can examine my DA and I wrote something about this, as well as my Onedive folder as my bio: https://1drv.ms/f/s!AoS3CwuJesEcjGGxQgc2T_GJ55el
I was a fan of the Chipmunk movies. The relationship between the siblings in the movies was of tiny comfort to me, because as opposed to what those teachers did to me, I felt a longing for intimate and unaugust relationships at that time. Your Chipmunk art, along with fan fiction, etc., served as such a symbol, just as the gay movement that was happening in other parts of the world, while having nothing to do with my circumstances.
I have regrets on this matter. I regret I didn't insist enough on homeschooling/an experience where there'd be no rules, scolding, or punishments at school, and I could only go to the classes I wanted to, and do the homework according to my will. Such ideas appeared extremely rare and ridiculous, and were seen as something students should feel ashamed of just for thinking of them, but have been all my belief and political stance, since I was born, till the last day of my life, as I believe.
This is not a shallow rebellious statement, but an unforgettable and deep rebellious statement. After all, without rebelliousness, there would be no vision of freedom, needless to say, the great waste of my freedom they beat into my skin and flesh.
As to you, you guys from other parts of the world where people like freedom more, are my another regret. I regret not trying to make friends with you guys in the past, which might have been able to give me more courage and relieve my sense of shame, making me insist on my ideas more trying to gain more liberty as a child/teenager.
Now that I have left those schools, I no longer need the comfort and help from you guys in this matter. By the way, I basically have nothing to hate about college now. However, your art became a mark on that horror of mine and that time that I will never tolerate again. If you want and I'm lucky, maybe we can talk more like friends.
