My kind of Humer..Dark 🤣
Medusa's struggled through a life full of pain and anger. Like her, I can #relate in many ways, like many others. When it comes to #revenge and #selflove
I'd rather turn them to stone. #medusa
Do you also like my #humor or is it too dark for you?
Not my art! 👉🏼👈🏼Found it funny, had to share.
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