Growing up with a strong support system fully accepting our sexual orientation long before we even know what's going on with ourselves, who we are or what we gonna fight for, what coming-out even means, we're assured multiple times we're safe and that the love for us will not change and yet we choose the path of self-suppression, self-denial and hiding. Why's that? History matters. Every time we scan those biographies of those famous figures which accidentally happened to be gay, too, their life gives us a crack in our self-esteem. Who can truly assure us we won't end up like them in one way or another? My first nsfw collection "Love Sex + Robots" breaks with this vicious cycle at this point filmosophically borrowing from already existing strong concepts. We're pre-programmed and nobody can take away those wrongs that happened in the life of others or the fear when empathizing with them, but letting others' tragedies remain unconscious reasons for our hiding and pretending others would have no desires should not define us. I won't apologize for my long history of being censored on instagram, many other digitalart marketplaces or AI filtering me out. With noexcuses I'm progressing and moving forward with my collection @nftshowroom, a platform valuing freespeech wishing fellow cryptoartists a hot ride 🔥 My second piece "Inspiring Turing" is to be minted this Sunday. Stay tuned, ₿abes
yep I totally agree that we need more queer representation and I'm so glad that you continue with your art 👏👏👏 Tag us when you post it to see it 😉
Should have tagged you here as well @queercoin
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