#I did this in the afternoon

[cannibalhellhound]

He's so round

I love him, his name is Winston

[helloiamthatlilwitch]

I make muffin today :D (for cooking/baking class)

:)

[critter-of-habit]

There's a WALL of them

[fenkko]

happy 413 i started playing pocket frogs again and thought wow... this is just like homestuck

[eleonorpiteira]

Aloy, Horizon Zero Dawn fanart in honour of my best girl  ❤

@ Guerrilla Games release Horizon Forbidden West on pc pretty please  🥺

[plushieanimals]

afternoon fika 🌼 botanical bunnies

[hinamie]

can't believe im saying this but long time no megumi

[isjasz]

guys i bit the bullet o7 i finally got procreate after getting an Ipad upgrade💥💥💥💥 first doodles!!

and also this post is me calling into the void hELLO HI IF U HAVE REQS SEND ME DOODLE REQUESTS SO I CAN PRACTICE! it can be anything hc/life/AUs and adjacent related :DDD edit: i forgot u can also rq parkour civ/alien stage/isat etc like yk the fandoms youve seen me interact with LMAO

(no promises i will be doing all of them ofc o7 i will do the ones that pique my interest >:3)

[lunacias]

of five people, three must pay a price

[moonflowergayy]

Good Omens (2019-) + Letterboxd reviews⭐

bonus:

[lazylittledragon]

isn't it weird how if you get up at 7 or 8, do your work all day, then have free time and go to bed at 11 that's absolutely fine

but if i said i get up at 10, do fun stuff in the morning then work in the evening and go to bed late, i could be called lazy, nevermind that i'm getting just as much or MORE work done as i would in a traditional work day

[cannibalhellhound]

He's so round

I love him, his name is Winston

[carlyraejepsans]

assorted undertale doodles

[formulanni]

save me Cunty Alonso save me

(Variations below the cut)

[hyakunana]

Pocky Valen when?

[baronmagikcarp]

Making grown adults stick to an arbitrary schedule isn't just something that happens to people with intellectual disabilities. I didn't want to post this on the last video as this isn't about intellectual disabilities but it does relate.

I worked as a security guard in a section 8 apartment complex. The place had a curfew of 10pm on weekdays and 12am on weekends. As security we were expected to ruthlessly enforce this. If someone was out after those hours, even if it was on their own porch just talking, we were supposed to warn them and then write them up and turn it into the office. They could get evicted for this, with no clear indication of how many times it had to happen, and possibly lose their voucher as well.

These were grown ass adults just hanging out and talking in a place they were paying for (section 8 requires them to pay a portion of the rent, so yes, they were paying for it). Most of them weren't even being rowdy and the ones that were usually just took a, "Hey, you're being a bit loud, could you keep it down please?" to get them to settle down. It was a ridiculous rule (curfews always are).

Coincidentally, a lot of my coworkers at the time didn't like working the place. They got yelled at, treated like shit, and had problems every night. I didn't understand because I never had that issue and then I realized why. They were actually ruthlessly enforcing that rule and were rightfully hated for it where I would walk the property about thirty minutes before and have this interaction.

"Hey," I'd say to a group of people on a porch. "I gotta tell you that curfew is in about thirty minutes."

"And what are you going to do if we don't go in?" someone would reply.

"Well, my break is in thirty minutes too and I like a long break," I'd reply with a shrug. "Make of that what you will."

At which point I'd just get a nod, a laugh, or an "Alright" and then I'd go on, finish up my round, take a nice long break, and then wander back around about an hour after curfew. You know what? Never had a problem. Never had to write someone up. Occasionally I would run into someone still out on their porch and I'd just either go the other way so I "didn't see them" or just give them a wave and keep going.