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Hatori for the Lunar New Year!! 🎊

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THE SPIRIT OF THE DRAGON SOHMA HATORI ‣ 草摩 はとり [vector]

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Mirrorwatch

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Day 3 - Chocolate

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Lately, I’ve been drawn to florals and organic textures, letting that inspiration bloom in this piece. She doesn’t have a name yet, but she might just become one of the new T-shirt designs I’m working on.

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Why the fuck does "womanizer" mean what it does, that shit sounds like the name of an instant sex change ray gun invented by some guy who has beef with a platypus.

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one man's hyperfixation is another man's blocked tag

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Remembered the phrase "[someone] is turning in his grave", as a way of saying that someone who's now dead would so deeply disapprove of something that a living person is doing that their corpse would stir in unease.

Then I remembered an expression, "even a worm will turn", as a way of saying that no matter how downtrodden or lowly someone seems, they can nonetheless turn against their abusers and oppressors once they've had enough of it.

Then cross-contamination happened and the phrase "a worm is turning in his grave" emerged to me. I have no idea what that means.

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完成無理だけどもったいないのであげる… by 月見だしお@T_zoku_1

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by ERIMO_WKS

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I'M BACK

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when the autism is being an actual mental health problem instead of making me obsess over fictional characters again:

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I keep seeing people put accommodations for people with epilepsy on the same level as sensory accommodations for autism and like... no??? Obviously both are important but epilepsy can kill people, SUDEP is a thing. If you expose someone with photosensitive epilepsy to strobing lights they could suffer permanent brain damage or die. Epilepsy is a condition with physical, sometimes deadly consequences. I'm not sure how many different ways I need to say this before it sticks, but epileptic seizures are physical neurological phenomena that can cause lasting neurological damage or death. Epilepsy can kill you. You can die from epilepsy.