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Disabled Blind Queer & Trans fiber artist 🐕🦺🏳️⚧️
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They/He/Xe
🧶 customs open 🧶
SLC based art + events + whatever else I want to share
https://linktr.ee/crochet.by.q?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=1c32aa8d-cc8a-420d-af9e-6bf102383c5b
Agree with angling the horns back but also maybe moving them a tiny bit further apart. The head spikes feel a little squished between the horns which is drawing more of my attention there
February 25, 2025 at 3:53 PM
Agree with angling the horns back but also maybe moving them a tiny bit further apart. The head spikes feel a little squished between the horns which is drawing more of my attention there
The answer is going to be no 99% of the time then I’d rather you ask yourself why you want to ask. For you, seeing a service dog is a novelty. For the disabled handler, you’re the 2nd 3rd, 9th person to interrupt their grocery shopping. Most of us don’t mind usually but it would be nice to just shop
January 25, 2025 at 3:34 AM
The answer is going to be no 99% of the time then I’d rather you ask yourself why you want to ask. For you, seeing a service dog is a novelty. For the disabled handler, you’re the 2nd 3rd, 9th person to interrupt their grocery shopping. Most of us don’t mind usually but it would be nice to just shop