Well happy pride fedi 🌈
Normally I would write to you here how I would visit another pride today. But well that is not happening. I got kinda sick a few days ago. Just coming under weather sadly and my sinusses are being little bitches about it. So no pride for me today sadly. I would have loved to go as it is very local to me… 
Does not mean I will be moping all day about it. Instead I will show you something nice from the photoshoot a few days ago.
Before I do though… Please give a hug to your favorite queer person today. No real reason. Just show some affection.
And if you can please donate to a CSD/queer cause. They need any cent they can get. 
Today I present to you: The usual! But with new exciting shoes.
A staple of Lolita-Fashion. The Rocking Horse Shoe! They are very fun. Though dunno if I can ever wear them outside lol. Rolling ankle in them is very easy. They have no side support to them lol. Why I generally prefer my (lace up) boots. Way more secure.
The Original Rocking Horse Shoes were designed by Fashion Designer Vivian Westwood and took some inspiration from Lolita. A love letter so to speak. The Originals are made of a wooden sole and nice leather for the body of the shoe and the straps.
You can still get them today. 695 €. But also they do not carry my size. So I had to turn to china for these ones. Obvioulsy cheaper than the OG but still kinda expensive for what it is.
rubber/foam and patent-PU leather.
The slopes of them are very fun. You can quite easily lean onto them and even walk on them lol (yes I did try xD). They do give a nice ballerina on-pointe-esque silohuette without utterly destroying your feet like some more extreme fetish-wear (ask me how I know
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Standing like that (as with every horse shoe) is another thing.
I hope you enjoy the outfit and do something cool today! Free hugs are also on offer here
(just hug a bun back)
I spent the afternoon learning to write a flatpak wrapper for aseprite because compiling it with musl was a pain!
I've put install instructions here for if anyone else can make use of them:
https://tinkery.primmr.dev/PrimmR/flatpak-manifests/src/branch/main/Aseprite