lorenziniforce

🏳️‍⚧️ Andréa ΘΔ 🐉

@lorenziniforce

fair winds, open skies

andréa/andi - 26 - 🇵🇭🇪🇸

queer trans dragoness from the sunny tropics, figurehead monarch of a kingdom of kobolds,
ace flier both in the cockpit and on the wing,
typically found sipping a cup of vietnamese coffee atop a hoard of plushies.
☕🐉🌴

Big nerd about SF/F, aviation, tabletop, mech media, and much, much more.
Far too many hobbies. Mostly SFW.

One of them therian creature folk 🐉 ΘΔ
Keeps turning people into dragons, if it happens to you, you're welcome.

"the Chuck Tingle of dragon TF fiction" - @apoapsis

CESA's high altitude atmospherics research platform dragon

Certified fries enjoyer 🍟 🐉

she/her; other pronouns are secret unlockables ;3

dragon of many shapes; often anthro, often a dragon-jakkai (the horns stay on)

officially mocha flavored

possesses Eel Magnetism

friend to yinglets everywhere

"only" the size of a small plane

too many forms and too many chuuni ass fighting styles

horny for being the hot robot girl

tail ornament enthusiast

NRX-044 Asshimar my beloved

sword lesbian, alternately of the agile, lightweight one-handed blade or fuckoff zweihander variety

battle theme DEFINITELY has flamenco guitar

reviews:
"the most dragon to ever dragon"
"dresses like a touhou character"
"horns were fun to draw"
"tailfan is some of the best in the business"
"came for the worldbuilding, stayed for the dergposting"
"exceptionally kissable"

❤️ 🌟 starlight @Ehksidian 🌟 ❤️
❤️ ⛈️ little spark @bolibob2 ⛈️ ❤️

asks open; please ask me questions i like it :3

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every american election year half the internet becomes basically unusable for me under a tide of deafening, extremely toxic, immensely loud American Politics Screaming And Yelling but usually it has the decency to at least wait until the midpoint of the year to get this bad

lorenziniforce
@lorenziniforce

i live on the other side of the planet and the fucking election cycle over there is a storm of psychic damage i have to fucking plan around to manage my mental health. god

SomeEgrets
@SomeEgrets

i think it's hilarious when a certain type of american gets real precious about people from outside the US not getting to have opinions on US elections because like

buddy,
BUDDY

for an entire goddamn year, like clockwork, we're going to hear more about this than our own local news and the results of this thing are going to, regrettably, shape international politics including our own, and drive social trends, for at least the next four years

you can probably draw a direct line between american politics and the blundering "plain spoken strong leader everyman" archetype our province's premier ran as

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amayasnep
@amayasnep

Can you imagine how we feel?

I really hate how “loud” the U.S. is on the world stage. It’s like what happens here is the only thing that matters in the world. That a primary election in New Hampshire somehow eclipses the national politics of half the world. It’s something Canada more than any other country has to put up with, but even in as far a way a place as Madagascar people are watching.

Then again, we (aka the Americans who care about anything outside the US) watch the elections happening in other countries. The UK and EU especially.

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lenientsy
@lenientsy

The worst part is that North Americans get close to zero news about the outside world. No news from Europe, West Asia, East Asia, Africa, Australia, South America, nowhere. It's ridiculous that we have such a one-way-mirror news system, unless said news is so crazy big (like the genocide of tens of thousands of Palestinians, warped into "Israel does some mildly naughty things to save themselves from terrorists!" by mainstream American news.)

This results in, effectively, a circle-jerk where no American really knows what's happening outside of America. All we have to talk about, forever, are our politics - our problems - and we get very, very loud about them, mainly because we don't really have much else to talk about or learn about. And we leave inter-country affairs to the government, because apparently we don't get a say in those. Great!

(Edit, from the heart rather than informed speech: All this is just to say that we have to go far out of our way to find out about global affairs. There's not even any news like that passively spreading through internet culture. We should be talking about all the great things people are working towards every day, not just clambering over each other to say things that have been said by thousands of other people and drowning out anything else.)

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