#is this morbid

[ninis-dollhouse]

i NEED to write a tsh fic of camilla cradling henry’s head while they wait for an ambulance and when it’s comes and they take him away she licks his blood off her fingers cause she’s insane and i love her

[glorify-obesity]

I ate a lot all the time. I drank heavy cream until I felt sick, then washed it down with eggnog. In the evenings, I drank so much beer that I just passed out on the couch in front of the TV. I don’t sleep on my back because my belly is now too heavy. I’ve never gained weight so quickly. I can’t get used to my belly and constantly bumping into people with it. I’m always sleepy, and I’m always thirsty. I can’t stop eating, I am trapped.

[tawnysoup]

when his face telegraphs the pun before it happens

[biggothbelly]

No matter how much I eat I end up feeling soooo painfully hungry 🐖 is it too late to stop and lose some weight before I get too big?? My appetite is way out of control..

[kumeramen]

They're having book discussion~

[yujateaandpi]

Yup, that's Ford's niece.

[mxmorbidmidnight]

So much of what society treats as a joke is just mocking disability. Their idea of lazy is a disabled person trying to survive, whether that be living with their parents as an adult or using pre prepared food. Cringe culture is based entirely around mocking neurodivergent people and their interests. Symptoms and characteristics of disability such as urgency issues, drooling, tremors, tics, strabismus and speech impediments are used as cheap punchlines.

In children’s tv shows disabled characters such as those with speech impediments are treated as a joke, with symptoms of disability being portrayed as synonymous to stupid.

This idea is being taught from a young age in the media and it’s engrained into our language and culture. This goes beyond jokes, it contributes to the alienation of people with disabilities.

Once you start noticing these things you realise how constant and normalised it is.

Reducing an entire person to a punchline is wrong. Using a disability symptom as an insult is wrong. It’s disturbing how normalised it is to not treat people with basic decency and respect.

[valtsv]

i genuinely don't understand why keeping the body parts of a dead loved one like a lock of hair or fingerbones or even their skull is so distasteful to so many people. if it's good enough for the catholic saints then it's good enough for my buddy john.

[scissorbby]

[obese-belly-adventure]

My weight is 375 lbs, with a BMI of 52.5, placing me in the severely obese category. My belly feels so heavy that walking is a struggle. I experience shortness of breath even while sitting still and have difficulty getting out of bed. Just a month ago, I suffered a heart attack. I'm hooked on consuming fatty and sugary foods, but I'm beginning to question if continuing this habit is the right choice.

[pgipie]

fattened

[glorify-obesity]

What’s your profession? Had anyone at work noticed?

I work in an office with a great mix of guys and gals. No one is saying anything, but yes, everyone is silently staring at my belly that pokes out from under my clothes. That’s how it looks in a meeting.

[lil-lemon-snails]

Moon is king of half-lidded eyes...

Transcript: y/n: I wish you wouldn't watch me like that when I work...

As promised, the moon version of this post :3 + textless version below!

[claypigeonpottery]

can’t sleep, carving instead

[canisalbus]

If only Machete wasn't so distinctly white and waifish. Otherwise one could possibly use a lookalike to fake his death and just run away with vasco. But finding someone that resembles machete would be almost as hard as making the choice to end a life to save your own.

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