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Guaralana | Lana Potiguara 🏹@lanaflowerz
Aug 23
Oi, pessoal! Pra quem chegou agora, eu sou Lana/Ka'yra Potiguara. Faço ilustrações, quadrinhos e livros infantis. Aqui estão alguns dos meus trabalhos publicados. Também vou falar sobre educação indígena, questões LGBT e terapia hormonal DIY. Chega mais! (o´∀`o) ↓
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11 Feb 2023
Todo dia enaltecendo um personagem indígena — Dia 05

Lilo Pelekai de Lilo & Stitch
Ilustração de Lilo. Lilo é uma menina havaiana de 6 anos de idade, com cabelos pretos longos e lisos e olhos castanhos. Ela é vista com mais frequência vestindo um muumuu vermelho ou verde com desenhos de folhas brancas e sandálias azuis ou pretas, mas também usa outras roupas de clima quente, bem como trajes tradicionais de hula - na aula de hula, ela, como o resto das garotas de hula, usa tops de tubo bandeau vermelho, saias de grama, cocar de grama, pulseiras de grama e faixas de perna
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10 Feb 2023
Todo dia enaltecendo um personagem indígena — Dia 04

Mona de... Moana né
Ela tem olhos castanhos com sobrancelhas grossas, lábios carnudos rosa-acastanhados e cabelos pretos longos e ondulados. Moana geralmente usa o cabelo solto, apenas amarrando-o em um coque esporadicamente quando navega. Ela usa um top curto feito de Tapa vermelho com um estilo em camadas complementado com conchas ao longo do perímetro.
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Shmakim Allah@ShmakimAllah
17h
He wearing that crab like a ceremonial tribal necklace. I never seen this much aura.
Complex
@Complex
21h
Photographer captures iguana that looks like Godzilla 🦎

📷: @dale_r_morris
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯@ilovecatboys_
Nov 10
lave a sua boca pra falar da minha comic sans principalmente comparando com essa porcaria de fonte de ia sem alma
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六・Sophie 🏳️‍⚧️ 🍉@RokuLixo
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tenho mais dois
六・Sophie 🏳️‍⚧️ 🍉@RokuLixo
14h
eh assim q faz?
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Totally Legit Glitch News@fakeglichnews
Nov 10
🚨| the server that was keeping TADC online has shut off and everyone in the circus died
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Guaralana | Lana Potiguara 🏹@lanaflowerz
10h
" estou cá sada de todos os anúncios feitos por IA"

Aí é um anúncio feito com IA ....cara são tantas camadas
mariana ★@tostapontopt
Nov 11
tou mapassar com esta merda
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9 Feb 2023
Todo dia enaltecendo um personagem indígena — Dia 03

Família Madrigal de Encanto
Print do filme Encanto com os personagens. Mirabel é uma garota colombiana de 15 anos de altura, [6] cabelo preto encaracolado na altura do queixo, sobrancelhas grossas, olhos castanhos e um tom visivelmente escuro de sardas no nariz e nas bochechas. Mirabel é míope, por isso usa óculos de armação redonda verde-limão, brincos de pompom azuis e carrega uma mochila quando sai. Isabela é uma jovem colombiana de 21 anos com pele escura, olhos castanhos, uma marca de beleza em forma de lágrima na bochecha esquerda e cabelos pretos longos e brilhantes com uma flor rosa no lado esquerdo e brincos de diamante. Julieta é uma mulher de 50 anos[9] de pele bronzeada e olhos castanhos ligeiramente caídos. Seu cabelo é castanho escuro encaracolado com reflexos prateados e brancos presos em um coque bagunçado, com um coque. Ela é notavelmente um dos membros da família que mais se parece com seus pais. Julieta herdou muito da aparência física de sua mãe e as expressões faciais de seu falecido pai.
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六・Sophie 🏳️‍⚧️ 🍉@RokuLixo
14h
eh assim q faz?
Orelhômetro
@Orelhadoruas
Nov 9
vocês gostariam que fizéssemos lambes?
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🏳️‍⚧️ Evie 🦈@eviection
17h
hmm what an connection that ive definitely never experienced...
Shen Comix@shenanigansen
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CONTINUE, The Boy From Venus #22 🌼
Panel 1: Audrey quietly leaves Val's apartment, closing the door with a soft click so as to not wake her up. It's a sunny morning outside, illuminating the apartment building's outdoor second floor in a soft cool light. Panel 2: As Audrey turns around and begins walking towards the staircase down, we see that they have three tiny yellow flowers growing out of their head. Each of the flowers is saying something, but it's too quiet to be discernible. Panel 3: Audrey is now sitting at a bus stop, holding their purse in their lap, with the river that runs through their town in the background. The flowers have grown bigger and now have smiling centers in the color of Audrey's skintone. We still can't quite hear them. Panel 4: Audrey is now sitting on a bus, staring blankly forward. The flowers are now very prominent, having eyes and mouths and look distinctly like Audrey's. They're louder than ever, but we still can't make out what they're saying.Panel 5: Audrey's apartment from inside. Pink walls and a pale yellow floor. A wall-mounted coat rack and a wooden shoe rack on the floor. A grapefruit-and-yellow striped welcome mat. A cabinet next to the door with stacked mail, and a bin with discarded mail next to it. Panel 6: Audrey bursts through the door, still staring blankly forward. The flowers are huge now and look like the reflection Audrey saw of themself with five-o-clock-shadow in the morning, albeit still with yellow petals. They're saying "TRICKING HER!", "WEIRDO!", and "PERVERT!" Panel 7: Audrey, with eyes staring blankly forward as if to avoid acknowledging them, grasps the flower stems at their bases as they continue chattering, and ... Panel 8: ... rips them out, taking a bit of hair along with them. The flowers become silent.
Panel 9: The background becomes pitch black as Audrey stares down at the flowers in their hands with a wide-eyed quiet malice. Panel 10: One of the flowers, the only one facing Audrey in their hand, looks Audrey directly in the eyes and speaks: "You can rip me out all you want, Adrian. I'll grow back." Panel 11: "My roots are still there," it finishes, as Audrey drops the flowers into the dark abyss that has become their surroundings. Panel 12: We zoom out to see that Audrey is standing on a cliff and dropping those flowers off of it -- but at the bottom is already a sea of dead flowers that has accumulated over the years.Panel 13: Audrey looks forward blankly, clearly hurt but unsure of what to do. Panel 14: A memory comes back to them, of looking in the mirror that morning. In the memory, they are hairier than they were (even having chest hair), their face is more chiseled, and their brow is more prominent. Panel 15: Audrey puts their hand over their eyes, rubbing them, as the memory swirls in their head. Panel 16: They part their fingers slightly to allow their eye to see between them and say to themself, "gym."
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Guaralana | Lana Potiguara 🏹@lanaflowerz
15h
Nossa, meu remédio me derrubou legal
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8 Feb 2023
Todo dia enaltecendo um personagem indígena — Dia 02

Jesse Cosay de Infinity Train (Trem Infinito)
Jesse é um adolescente de ascendência nativa com cabelo escuro curto e tez morena. Ele veste uma jaqueta azul com mangas amarelas. A jaqueta tem um "A" amarelo na frente do lado esquerdo e seu nome na frente do lado direito. Na manga esquerda, há um patch com um nadador e as cores da bandeira do estado do Arizona. A parte de trás de sua jaqueta tem a palavra 'Pupfish' sobre uma camiseta branca com gola vermelha. Ele também usa jeans cinza e tênis branco e bege.
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victor@chwrrybIossom
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eh ele
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Shen Comix@shenanigansen
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CONTINUE, The Boy From Venus #22 🌼
Panel 1: Audrey quietly leaves Val's apartment, closing the door with a soft click so as to not wake her up. It's a sunny morning outside, illuminating the apartment building's outdoor second floor in a soft cool light. Panel 2: As Audrey turns around and begins walking towards the staircase down, we see that they have three tiny yellow flowers growing out of their head. Each of the flowers is saying something, but it's too quiet to be discernible. Panel 3: Audrey is now sitting at a bus stop, holding their purse in their lap, with the river that runs through their town in the background. The flowers have grown bigger and now have smiling centers in the color of Audrey's skintone. We still can't quite hear them. Panel 4: Audrey is now sitting on a bus, staring blankly forward. The flowers are now very prominent, having eyes and mouths and look distinctly like Audrey's. They're louder than ever, but we still can't make out what they're saying.Panel 5: Audrey's apartment from inside. Pink walls and a pale yellow floor. A wall-mounted coat rack and a wooden shoe rack on the floor. A grapefruit-and-yellow striped welcome mat. A cabinet next to the door with stacked mail, and a bin with discarded mail next to it. Panel 6: Audrey bursts through the door, still staring blankly forward. The flowers are huge now and look like the reflection Audrey saw of themself with five-o-clock-shadow in the morning, albeit still with yellow petals. They're saying "TRICKING HER!", "WEIRDO!", and "PERVERT!" Panel 7: Audrey, with eyes staring blankly forward as if to avoid acknowledging them, grasps the flower stems at their bases as they continue chattering, and ... Panel 8: ... rips them out, taking a bit of hair along with them. The flowers become silent.
Panel 9: The background becomes pitch black as Audrey stares down at the flowers in their hands with a wide-eyed quiet malice. Panel 10: One of the flowers, the only one facing Audrey in their hand, looks Audrey directly in the eyes and speaks: "You can rip me out all you want, Adrian. I'll grow back." Panel 11: "My roots are still there," it finishes, as Audrey drops the flowers into the dark abyss that has become their surroundings. Panel 12: We zoom out to see that Audrey is standing on a cliff and dropping those flowers off of it -- but at the bottom is already a sea of dead flowers that has accumulated over the years.Panel 13: Audrey looks forward blankly, clearly hurt but unsure of what to do. Panel 14: A memory comes back to them, of looking in the mirror that morning. In the memory, they are hairier than they were (even having chest hair), their face is more chiseled, and their brow is more prominent. Panel 15: Audrey puts their hand over their eyes, rubbing them, as the memory swirls in their head. Panel 16: They part their fingers slightly to allow their eye to see between them and say to themself, "gym."
Shen Comix@shenanigansen
Nov 6
CONTINUED, The Boy From Venus #21 🧟
Panel 1: A sunrise is coming over a hill in the background, with several darkened residential buildings in the foreground. A mess of telephone & electrical wires runs along several poles between them, which also have street signs attached towards the bottom. The bright sunlight glistens on the wires and illuminates the edges of the buildings. Panel 2: Audrey's slightly weary-looking left eye opens, the pupil now reflecting the light of the sun coming through the window. Panel 3: Audrey's foot, dressed in a sock that looks like a tabby cat's foot, touches the floor gently, as they have now gotten up and are walking towards the bathroom on the other side from the bed in Val's studio apartment. Seemingly Val had never woken Audrey when they fell asleep on the beanbag. Panel 4: Audrey stands in the darkness of the bathroom, looking at the mirror, their features completely coated in darkness with only the slightest illumination from the entrance doorway.Panel 5: Audrey turns the lights on with a "click", triggering the flourescent hum of Val's lights and revealing their face, which has grown a small coating of facial hair, like a five-o-clock shadow. The eyeliner of their right eye is also smudged because they slept on that part of their face. Panel 6: Audrey's cat-socked foot now gently touching the floor as it walks the other way, back towards the bed and beanbag. Panel 7: Audrey withdraws several items from their red purse, all between the fingers in one hand. These items are: a eyeliner pen, a shaving razor, a green tube with a gold cap which is mascara, a black shaving cream packet, and a pink makeup removing wipe packet. Panel 8: Closeup of Audrey carefully and thoroughly shaving , having applied the foaming shaving dream to the bottom half of their face.
Panel 9: Closeup of Audrey applying mascara to their eyelashes, squinting slightly. In their pupil, you can see a reflection of their silhouette in the mirror they're looking at, applying the mascara. Panel 10: Audrey look at themself in the mirror proudly, smiling, holding the sink by its sides and leaning forward on it, and says "THERE you are!" All that makeup stuff they were using is resting in the basin of the sink. Panel 11: Audrey tilts their head slightly, closes their eyes, smiling, and says "Geez. Feels like I'm trying to hide a zombie bite." Panel 12: Audrey quietly waltzes over back to the beanbag and bed, saying "A zombie virus that turns you into a man. What a terrifying concept." A thought bubble rises above them, featuring pink humanoids with the venus symbol running away from blue, sharp-teethed zombified humanoids with the mars symbol. One of the pink ones is being bitten by one of the blue ones and their arm has turned a blue that is spreading to their body.Panel 13: Val sleeps in her bed, illuminated by the morning light coming through her blinds, uncharacteristically peaceful. Some dust particles glisten in the beams of light. Panel 14: Audrey leans forward to look at Val and says "YOU'RE not bitten, Val. You have no idea how beautiful you are." Panel 15: Audrey raises their hands menacingly and opens their mouth wide with a zombie-like stare as the background turns crimson and their eye and teeth take on a yellow glow. Panel 16: Audrey curls up their fingers, withdraws their hands, and smiles, saying "naw just kiddin'" quietly to themself.
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IBAMA explodindo coisas
@ibama_explode
19h
Coisas de garimpeiros pegando FOGO ao som de BTS
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Isabella@Iszaf
Nov 10
Quando eu digo que 90% do brasileiro não sabe as atribuições de cada cadeira o povo diz que eu estou exagerando…
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Crônica Alvinegra
@cronicaalvinegr
19h
Maluco fez um post para atacar o Lula e virou um belo de um elogio.
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caju com queijo@anapizzaiola
20h
Oiii so pra falar que essa ferramenta usada no fucinho do cavalo se chama cortadeira pq ela literalmente RASGA a carne do cavalo ❤️
ypis
@ypisportal
Nov 9
Carla Bittencourt detona Globo pelo estereótipo ultrapassado de #LáNaMinhaTerra

“Não se trata de negar a existência dessas realidades, muito menos de questionar a liberdade criativa dos autores. O problema é a insistência em transformar uma região tão diversa em um cenário o se o Nordeste tivesse parado no tempo. Mudam os personagens, os conflitos e os nomes das cidades fictícias, mas a estética permanece praticamente a mesma.

O Nordeste de hoje está muito distante daquele que a Globo insiste em reproduzir em suas cidades cenográficas. E uma região que abriga polos tecnológicos de reconhecimento internacional, como o Porto Digital, no Recife, grandes complexos de energia renovável, universidades de excelência, centros urbanos desenvolvidos e uma produção agricola moderr com forte presença no mercado internacional. É justo reconhecer que a Globo avançou na valorização de profissionais nordestinos, ampliando a presença de atores e outros talentos da região em suas produções. Mas representatividade não pode se limitar ao elenco ou à reprodução de sotaques. Ela também precisa estar presente na maneira como as histórias são concebidas e os personagens são construídos.

O Nordeste não precisa ser idealizado, tampouco transformado em propaganda de desenvolvimento. Precisa apenas ser mostrado em toda a sua complexidade.
Depois de "Mar do Sertão", "No Rancho Fundo" e agora "Lá na Minha Terra", fica a pergunta: até quando a Globo vai insistir em contar praticamente a mesma história sobre o Nordeste, enquanto ignora tantas outras que estão acontecendo por lá?”
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14 Nov 2025
Como começar Terapia hormonal por conta própria!
Uma dica de redução de danos! – A THREAD

Você deseja iniciar sua Terapia Hormonal (TH) e precisa de um ponto de partida? Vamos começar juntos!
Como começar Terapia hormonal por conta própria! Uma dica de redução de danos! Para fins legais: Cartilha sobre hormonização DIY tem como objetivo reduzir danos e garantir acesso à informação segura. Não incentiva automedicação: orienta sobre riscos, exames e cuidados para que pessoas trans possam se proteger mesmo sem acompanhamento médico.
emitriz 🐙@emitriz_
10 Nov 2025
efeitos dos hormônios na minha transição de gênero 🏳️‍⚧️
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