#I forgot to eat so uh….

[polarized-here]

[carnivalcarriondiscarded]

people practice w Them <3

[luck-of-the-drawings]

!!! FLASHING LIGHTS WARNING!!! [IM NOT FUCKIN AROUND!!]

REACHED THE CUSP OF 'THIS MAY NEVER BE ABSOLUTELY FINISHED N IF I DONT SHOW IT NOW, IT WILL NEVER SEE THE LIGHT OF DAY.' SO HERE, A PROJECT IVE BEEN ORBITING AROUND UHH SINCE 2021 OR SO.

[frenzymutt]

Here's some Pythor art with a rushed background 'cause why not

I finished season one of Ninjago and I'm onto season two! I'm having fun rewatching it, it's been so long

[crabs-brencil]

older art dump bc this is literally my only true storage of my art rn and it hurts my hand too much to scroll all the way through my posts lol huzzah

ew there's a 10 photo limit i guess i have to start picking favourites now

[hollytayas]

i tried to draw the new dark choco design but got so overwhelmed this was all i could do to show my feelings without bursting into tears

[trainingdummyrabbit]

in other news, uhhh . oops

[mousiefrotting]

to the anon who sent the silver v.ore ask, i have heard and i am thinking!

in the meantime ahve a well fed hyena (i think he is cute

[the-clay-quarters]

if you're still taking these--🎲 for theodore and grace (or anyone of your choice >:3)

29. A kiss to the back of the hand. Tfw one of the people in Twitch's circle is? surprisingly polite? and put together? They hang out in pubs with zailor lunatics Where did they find this guy (The sentiment is mutual)

[Ask game]

[thenamessparkplug]

shoutout to my old 4th grade teacher for being more supportive of me one time 6 months ago than my own mother's ever been< 3333

[bokatan]

anyways mr hank’s trial adoption fell through, so he’s back again

[aintitfierce]

"it feels like pretty vanya has consumed one of those most forbidden berries he would find in the woods long ago, and the mother of vanya would say 'don't eat that.'"

[tenrose]

I finished A cosmology of monsters and I absolutely devoured the whole book.

It's kinda ironic how the beginning really scared me in a way no other book has ever done, when it took in fact a complete different direction to what I thought.

What scared me was that I thought we were gonna see characters slowly becoming mad and paranoid and maybe violent and we'll have trouble separating what's real and what is not.

But in the end it's not a story about monsters. The monsters are real. But the scariest monsters are the ones the characters are facing in their real lives.

It's a story about a family falling apart because of secrets, grief, depression and precarity. These are the real monsters. And in a way it's way scarier that what's scared me in the first place, because nobody can't escape real life problems (I try but hey they're still here). So my fear was replaced by sadness and the heavy weight lies and unsaid things let on a family.

I have to admit I am always found of stories about dysfunctional families and their intergenerational trauma and how intricate and hard it is to find a way out of all this. I do enjoyed that the story does not let the reader with this in the end with no sense of hope. But I guess the moral of the story, or the moral I choose to believe in is to share your emotions with your loved ones. If only I knew how to that IRL, but that's not the topic here.

Some moment were really gut-wrenching, I particularly appreciated how depression was being written.

[eeuwigestilte]

how to write your MA thesis: become obsessed with the blorbo you are writing about

[todayisafridaynight]

beat yakuza 7 last night *muffled screaming*

[mwagneto]

every time i think hmm maybe i should attempt to eat a bit healthier i'm like noo my parents grew up eating dust and cyanide and they're still extremely fit despite their age it's fine. do not do this btw