rejoice, rejoice, and fall to your knees

i'm zander and i am a prince
twenty-one, male, atlanta
i draw and cosplay and sometimes do other things i guess idk

i must warn you now that i like homestuck so yeah there you go. also i like guro and body horror and i try to tag but i'm generally pretty shit at it so uh please let me know if i need to tag anything and i'll do my best.
(con)artistry
death or disgrace
alkalineinsomnia:

vertebrabyvertebra:

blacksurf:

Am I “Homophobic”? - Professor DV
I’m cruising down one of Atlanta’s ubiquitous Peachtree Rd’s listening  to Jamie Foxx on the Sirius radio, when I spot a Drive Through Starbucks.   Cool.  I’m going to grab me a  hot green tea, a bottle of water, and I  don’t even have to jump out the car.I pull up to the outdoor intercom.  I hear a garbled, muffled, digitzed, husky, country
“Welcum ta starhbuuucks. May I tayk ya orduhr?”Um. Uh… Yeah.  I’d like a green tea please.“ah whuut?”A green tea.  I’d like a hot green tea please. “Wull dat be it?”Yes, that will be it.“That wull be a dollar fitty.  Pull up please.”I  pull around the corner, a window a slides open and a 6’4” grown ass  black man wearing a reddish blond wig and sporting manicured long nails  sticks his entire head out the drive through window towards my car while  holding an iced green chi tea latte.There’s a long beat…  Silence…  Pause.I  must have been looking at homeboy like he had two tongues and three  nostrils, because a look of shame seemed to creep over his face.The electric window of my car slowly slides down as Ru Paul and I maintain eye contact.  Beat.
I asked for a hot tea my man.Ru  Paul looks confused … mumbles an apology … and ducks his head back  into Starbucks.  I fish my card out my wallet and grab the iPhone to  document this moment.  He pops back within seconds holding a hot tea.  I  snap his picture while frontin’ like I’m adjusting the radio, take the  tea, then hand him my card.
Thank you brother.  I appreciate that my man.Add a dollar on that for tip.This  seems to confuse him more.  Not the tip, but the fact that I’m  acknowledging his obvious manhood seems to cause him cognitive  dissonance.  He returns with the card, mutters a quiet curious muted
 “thank you”. Looking him in the eye, I reply 
“No problem brother, have a good day my man.” 
The window slowly slides up.  I quickly pull off.Now, does refusing to treat a brother like a broad make me homophobic?

Refusal to participate in the grand charade which insists a 6’4” 210  pound person with testicles is a woman - is an act of freedom.  It’s an  act of self-determination.  Acknowledgment of the truth is freedom of  religion.

*Shots Fired* 

This story makes me so angry. I can’t begin to explain everything. Even just the fact that the writer of this snapped a picture of this person (Who, might I add, is a beautiful woman and it’s pretty obvious, you hateful asshole) without her permission is rather rude and exploitative. 

Homophobic? Technically, transphobic.
But screw that. This writer’s just a fucking asshole.

Wow. Just wow.
Gonna do my best not to send a nasty message to the transphobic asshat. I’ll leave that to more well-spoken, articulate people.
Instead, I’m gonna gawk at the pretty lady up there. Actually, this might be creepy, but shit son, I could drive to Atlanta, hunt down this Starbucks, and tell this woman she’s awesome.

alkalineinsomnia:

vertebrabyvertebra:

blacksurf:

Am I “Homophobic”? - Professor DV

I’m cruising down one of Atlanta’s ubiquitous Peachtree Rd’s listening to Jamie Foxx on the Sirius radio, when I spot a Drive Through Starbucks. Cool. I’m going to grab me a hot green tea, a bottle of water, and I don’t even have to jump out the car.

I pull up to the outdoor intercom. I hear a garbled, muffled, digitzed, husky, country

“Welcum ta starhbuuucks. May I tayk ya orduhr?”
Um. Uh… Yeah. I’d like a green tea please.
“ah whuut?”
A green tea. I’d like a hot green tea please.
“Wull dat be it?”
Yes, that will be it.
“That wull be a dollar fitty. Pull up please.”

I pull around the corner, a window a slides open and a 6’4” grown ass black man wearing a reddish blond wig and sporting manicured long nails sticks his entire head out the drive through window towards my car while holding an iced green chi tea latte.

There’s a long beat… Silence… Pause.

I must have been looking at homeboy like he had two tongues and three nostrils, because a look of shame seemed to creep over his face.

The electric window of my car slowly slides down as Ru Paul and I maintain eye contact. Beat.

I asked for a hot tea my man.

Ru Paul looks confused … mumbles an apology … and ducks his head back into Starbucks. I fish my card out my wallet and grab the iPhone to document this moment. He pops back within seconds holding a hot tea. I snap his picture while frontin’ like I’m adjusting the radio, take the tea, then hand him my card.

Thank you brother. I appreciate that my man.
Add a dollar on that for tip.

This seems to confuse him more. Not the tip, but the fact that I’m acknowledging his obvious manhood seems to cause him cognitive dissonance. He returns with the card, mutters a quiet curious muted

“thank you”.

Looking him in the eye, I reply

“No problem brother, have a good day my man.”
 


The window slowly slides up. I quickly pull off.

Now, does refusing to treat a brother like a broad make me homophobic?

Refusal to participate in the grand charade which insists a 6’4” 210 pound person with testicles is a woman - is an act of freedom. It’s an act of self-determination. Acknowledgment of the truth is freedom of religion.

*Shots Fired*

This story makes me so angry. I can’t begin to explain everything. Even just the fact that the writer of this snapped a picture of this person (Who, might I add, is a beautiful woman and it’s pretty obvious, you hateful asshole) without her permission is rather rude and exploitative. 

Homophobic? Technically, transphobic.

But screw that. This writer’s just a fucking asshole.

Wow. Just wow.

Gonna do my best not to send a nasty message to the transphobic asshat. I’ll leave that to more well-spoken, articulate people.

Instead, I’m gonna gawk at the pretty lady up there. Actually, this might be creepy, but shit son, I could drive to Atlanta, hunt down this Starbucks, and tell this woman she’s awesome.