Pride PawPrint

The Pride PawPrint is the courage of being seen as you are. Disabled pride. Queer pride. Neurodivergent pride. Cultural pride. All of it—without needing to perform palatability.

Here, pride isn’t perfection. It’s honest presence: showing up with your aids, your accent, your boundaries, your stim toy, your chosen family, your whole laugh. Pride is a community-built mirror that finally reflects you back correctly.

These pawprints celebrate visibility that feels safe—loud when you want it, quiet when you need it, always yours.

Pride Shenanigans

Sparks and Scribbles
June 05, 2025 Robin Mastenbroek

Sparks and Scribbles

Candlelit creativity at the Festival of Lust & Desire—where art, flirtation, and brave honesty leave glittery fin...
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At a wet city curb at dusk, Bumbly the panda sits in his power wheelchair by a taxi ramp while Steve the otter stands beside him smiling; a film clapperboard with a tiny pawprint smudge rests in the foreground.
May 10, 2013 Robin Mastenbroek

A Normal Day, Shot in Wide Angle

Steve needed to make a short film for his multimedia study. He pointed his camera at the most “ordinary” chaos he kne...
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A panda in a glowing apartment at midnight, powerchair beside him, dating-site inbox empty; a coffee-ring pawprint stamped on a crumpled profile draft.
January 10, 2013 Robin Mastenbroek

Online Dating

Bumbly polished his profile until it shone—then watched the silence pile up anyway.
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Pride PawPrints Gear

Cheeky, sharp, disability-positive designs—made to spark conversations and protect your peace.

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Characters who leave this PawPrint

  • Steve

    He makes belonging feel easy, like it should’ve always been.

    Meet Steve 

  • Bumbly

    He’s unapologetically present: chair, straw, grin, all of it.

    Meet Bumbly 

  • Octavia

    She claims visibility without spectacle: competence first, always.