Proud Cat Dad | Cosplayer | Disneybounder | Slinger of labels and ink. Just a Hakuna Matata kind of guy
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Lucifer Bob π retweeted
The white highlights on my bodysuit aren't as prominent in this shot as others.
The material was so thin I had to cover myself in tape underneath! π
Next time, I'll create even larger arm fins!!!! And I'll put more sequins on the front!
D23 shenanigans!!!
For such a last minute cosplay, this was so much fun
We called this "Closet Cosplay" everyone wore their opposites wardrobe
I had way too much fun wearing Yzma's dress as Kuzco π
Lucifer Bob π retweeted
Here are some pictures of my walking suit I wear when I give tours at the museum!
It was inspired by my Great-grandmother's portrait.
I still can't seem to style my pompadour high enough!
"Bravely bold Sir Robin rode forth from Camelot"
"I knew it. I'm surrounded by assholes!"
Gotta love the classics. I went as Sir Bedevere to SDCC
Lucifer Bob π retweeted
I know people are doing funnier silly things with it but itβs actually so cute
Someone did not want me to go to work tonight
He groomed himself on my lap and when I picked him up, he audibly complained. I love this little voidling so so much
Lucifer Bob π retweeted
This is exactly why having a kind and considerate partner will always matter to me. If you ever fall out of love with me, please talk to me about it. Please communicate it. Please do not ghost me.
People rarely talk about the emotional, mental, and personal effects of being suddenly abandoned by someone who once claimed to love you deeply, someone who once made you feel wanted, safe, and irreplaceable. One day youβre sharing dreams, memories, affection, and plans for the future, then suddenly youβre left with silence, unanswered questions, confusion, and the painful responsibility of trying to figure out where everything changed on your own.
Ghosting someone you once loved is unfair because it leaves them grieving both the relationship and the lack of closure at the same time. It can make people question their worth, replay conversations endlessly in their minds, and carry trust issues into future relationships.
I genuinely believe honesty hurts less than disappearance. Even if the truth is painful, at least it gives the other person the chance to heal with clarity instead of emotional confusion.
