2026 Pride Adopt 9 [CLOSED]

Kia name: Allusion (Alu) (Ah-loo)

In what unique way does this young kia celebrate Pride Month?
A video is posted every year on May 31. Each year it is slightly different - the Kiamara in the video is a little older, the background changes, but the core of the video is the same:

"H-hello Kiamaras young and old. This year, the same as last, I will be your little Kiamara Sibling. I am here for you all year 'round, but especially here during my favourite month: Pride Month."

Every year the Kiamara seems to be a bit shy before the get to what they want to say.

"I know it is not the same as a blood sibling, but... I also know what it is like to have your own siblings..." they pause and everyone who is viewing can see they are close to tears. After a few deep breaths they smile, a watery smile, but a smile nonetheless. "To have your own siblings pretend you do not exist based off "choices"" the Kia begins again, using air quotations at the word "choices". "they believe you have made. I know these are not choices we have made, family, but who we ARE. And that is why... You want someone to do sibling stuff with? I am your sibling. You want to fight like cats and dogs, have someone borrow your clothes, or borrow clothes from a sibling without permission? Please. My closet is...Open!" they chuckle at this, indicating it is a joke about being in the closet at their own expense.

"I love you. You matter."
The video ends with their signature peace sign and a large, toothy smile.

Throughout the month of June, from this video, they hang out with all sorts of amazing individuals acting as their pseudo sibling, doing sibling things, and supporting those who feel they have no one.

2026-07-10 21:42:35

Kia name : Mael

Prompt :
Ever since he was little, Mael has had a deep love for plush toys, a passion that began with his very first toy: a loyal teddy bear he received on his first birthday. It was thanks to that cherished companion that, despite his young age, he learned how to sew so he could create his own stuffed animals.

Although it wasn't easy at first, his early creations - often misshapen due to his inexperience - gradually became more refined and beautiful. Even if those first attempts were far from perfect, Mael has always been proud of them. After all, they were the reason he was able to improve, and they still hold a special place in his heart.

For Pride Month, Mael decides to put his sewing skills to good use by celebrating in his own unique way.
Rather than joining the parades and festivities, he chooses a quieter approach: the young Kiamara handcrafts plush toys inspired by the month's theme and gives them away for free to anyone, regardless of their identity or orientation, because he believes Pride is a time meant to include everyone.

Most of the time, Mael makes simple teddy bears. Some are small enough to become keychains, while others remain traditional plush toys. Every now and then, inspiration leads him to create different animals instead, such as dolphins, birds, or butterflies, depending on his mood.
Each plush is made in a different color and is unique in its own way, but they all share one common feature: a small heart stitched onto their belly, embroidered with the pattern of one of the Pride flags, serving as a reminder of Pride Month.

Mael also writes a small note to accompany each plush. In clumsy but heartfelt handwriting, he pens words of encouragement, reassurance, and support. He even shares parts of his own journey, explaining how he managed to overcome the hardships in his life thanks to the unwavering support of those close to him during his transition.

Finally, the young Kiamara carefully places each plush and its note into a small transparent bag. He then spends about an hour leaving them in places where people are likely to discover them - on a park bench, on a library shelf, or in other well-frequented spots - so that anyone might stumble upon one unexpectedly.

Deep down, Mael hopes that his little gifts will bring a smile to the face of whoever finds them. And if that person also happens to have an orientation or identity that differs from the majority, he hopes they will feel inspired, accepted, and a little more comfortable being themselves.

2026-06-29 12:41:27

While many in the community decorated their homes with bright flags or marched in bustling parades, Pearl, the young Kiamara had a deeply personal and unique way of celebrating Pride Month.

Pearl didn't need to buy a single flag or hanging banner. She carried her pride beautifully and naturally right on her own fur, which was naturally patterned in the soft, striking pastel blues, whites, and pinks of the Transgender Pride flag. For Pearl, celebrating Pride wasn't about adding external decorations; it was about amplifying the natural canvas she was born with.

Every June, Pearl would venture out to the edge of the Whispering Woodlands, where a rare species of bioluminescent flora blossomed only during the summer solstice. Rather than hiding away, Pearl used this time to weave a spectacular display of self-expression. She would gently collect the fallen, glowing petals and roll in the dew-covered grass, allowing the natural, shimmering pollen to catch on the intricate, swirling markings of her pink hindquarters and the dappled blue spots of her forelegs.

By the time night fell, Pearl didn't just blend into the forest—she illuminated it. The elegant, vine-like patterns on her back would glow with a soft, ethereal light, and her fluffy, white-tipped tail would leave a faint, glittering trail through the dark brush.

Instead of attending the loud, crowded city festivals, Pearl hosted a quiet, magical night walk for younger or closeted creatures in the valley who felt overwhelmed by big crowds. Guided by Pearl’s natural, glowing Pride colors, the small group would hike safely to the highest peak overlooking the city lights. There, standing proudly as a living beacon of authenticity, Pearl showed them that the most beautiful way to celebrate Pride is simply by being exactly who you are, shining brightly in your own skin.

2026-06-28 16:22:38