#(little wet feet)

[creekfiend]

finishing getting the guest room set up for SHIP VISIT TOMORROWWWWW glimmer was very helpful

[robinlovexo]

🦶🏼💫

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Playdate in peril, the homosexual thoughts be upon ye.

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[wereshrew-admirer]

chine sheltering from an early spring rain, enjoying a little snack

[rosemaze-reveries]

maybe we’ll finally get his ‘too late you stupid little brats’ line voiced ahem ahem

[missmaywemeetagain]

How to Get Wet: A Series

(Special thanks to @be-my-ally for the fantastic additions…doin the lords work, truly 🫠🥵❤️😘)

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Counterspell

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[thebunionedswan]

Still wet and glistening from a nice hot shower.

Do you suck toes 🦶🏻? Come message me on my FeetFinder ❤️ and let me know what you’d to to them 😈

[lokh]

got the shoes. either I learn how to skate good or I die trying 🫡

[tea-time-terrier]

Pike my beloved <3

[annapoofle]

Shoes my beloved shoe-shopping my BELOATHED

[howldean]

wait u look so good 😳 idk how to describe it u just look beautiful ykno

pshawww thank you

[damnprecious]

me: *never puts my feet up on my coffee table*

me: *paints the coffee table*

me: I must put my feet up on that coffee table right now immediately

[kakusu-shipping]

My mini contribution to @echoes-lighthouse's Evil Slasher Orphanage! My wife Anna and I are here to help, and brought a few more kids of our own.

I really thought I was a horror fan until I sat down to draw this and came up blank. I guess I'm not a slasher guy, because a LOT more Monsters and Beasts came to mind, so it took a while to form a list. Though I did include Sam who is certainly a Creeture but.. They're human enough.

[smute]

im seeing a lot of posts about seasonal depression recommending vitamin d supplements and thats great and all but...

1. it's normal to feel a little gloomy in the winter. unless it affects your daily life, you dont have seasonal depression, you have the winter blues. if it does affect your daily life, please see a doctor. seasonal depression/SAD/MDD with seasonal pattern can be treated very effectively with antidepressants or light therapy (see below)

2. while there is a link between depression (particularly postpartum) and vitamin d deficiency, the effectiveness of vitamin d supplements as a treatment has not been conclusively proven.

3. even if you do suffer from seasonal depression, there's a good chance that your vitamin d levels are fine. if you regularly spend a decent amount of time outdoors during the summer months (mar-oct) when there is enough natural ultraviolet light available in latitudes like europe and north america for your body to synthesize its own vitamin d, you probably have enough stored in your fat cells to make it through the darker half of the year. if you live south of the 35th parallel you're making vitamin d year round.

supplements can't hurt (technically, excess levels of vitamin d can be toxic, but even with supplements you're unlikely to poison yourself) but, once again, my point is: even if you have a vitamin d deficiency, it's not necessarily connected to your seasonal depression, and even if there is a connection, it's not necessarily causal.

something super straightforward that is actually proven to work is light therapy, especially when its done early in the morning. it tackles a root cause (lack of daylight) and can help balance your circadian rhythm and your melatonin/serotonin production. it doesn't require a prescription (it's a lamp), you don't have to see a doctor in order to try it (it's a lamp), it's non-invasive (it's a lamp) and accessible (it's a lamp), and it has very few side effects (mostly stuff like eye strain or headaches since, again, it's a lamp). this is my second winter with a light therapy lamp and i have noticed a significant improvement not just in my overall mood but especially in my alertness and energy levels. so yeah. just putting that out there

[robinlovexo]

💫😋 lick pls?🫦😽 -> 🙇🏼👅🐾