#WAUGH

[mochaccino-river]

@pencil-merchant

today's bug thing is this beetle cardigan by dr.beetle on instagram!

[smoov-criminal]

OCD symptom i struggle with but don't see talked about a lot: inability to trust your own memory and/or perception.

as an example: i put my headphones in my bag. i say im sure they're in my bag, but what if i imagined putting them in my bag? i have to check, so i stick my hand inside and grab them. but then i have to check *again* because what if i just so happened to have another object shaped and sized exactly like my headphones that i just forgot about? so i have to pull them out of my bag and look directly at them to fully confirm they were in my bag

this is a fairly benign example but this also happens with other worse scenarios for me and it's. not fun

[mambodork]

I am once again making an effort to be active in tumblr so here i am <3

[asoriadraws]

Was thinking about how his face would look when he realizes the sun doesn’t burn after the crash.

[siffrinsometimes]

Smile For the Stage

(hatless under cut)

[evelyn-art-05]

soukoku; a whole life together

[marbledpython]

bug game..............good

[strawberri-draws]

Sketch + chickem

[sig-got-a-gun]

Boop

[gloomy-prince]

getting one of those hankerings to draw blood/gore again but i also have a migraine. so i can only think about it

[kristoffs-lullaby]

krsn5… if u even care..

[cosmos-fudge]

Happy anniversary

[smoov-criminal]

i was trying to get some advice on recognizing pressure sores from wheelchair use yesterday and ive been yet again reminded of how hard it is to get effective medical care as a black person. the main early signs of pressure sores discussed are reddening of the skin, or blanching (press your finger on the spot, it turns white, and if it stays white when you release its blanching), neither of which happen with my skin tone. ive found out that general discoloration can be an indicator for darker skin but it isnt as obvious as the reddening on white skin, and that info is much harder to find.

i was able to find some resources on skin conditions on darker skin (this is a database of images of skin conditions and does have example pictures on darker skin), but i still feel that a large portion of doctors out there are completely unaware of how different conditions manifest in people of color, which can lead to a huge gap in care. did you know pulse oximeters are often very inaccurate on dark skin? what are we supposed to do when the basics of medical care dont include us? poc (especially black people) either get the wrong kind of care or just don't get any at all. people genuinely die from this sort of thing. what are we supposed to do?

[glassofpumpkinjuice]

what if i cried

[dailypikminrenders]

pikmin bloom yellow pikmin website render, 2021

[siffrinsometimes]

no clue what tot title this uhhhhh sadfrin