#my children are getting fed!!

[cable-salamdr]

Brown eyed Nya has been peer reviewed by my brain and accepted (by curing my digital art block)

+ full page and Ig some notes on Smith Siblings eyes?? Yeah (I didn’t include Maya and Ray because. uh. I couldn’t be bothered, apologies)

[gaymeatcore]

My personal take on what I think Kanako would've looked like had she gotten to grow up. The game implies she takes after Chujin so I tried getting that across. I think she'd be kind of a tomboyish nerd. She's very close to Martlet and Starlo (and her mom of course) She loves tinkering and is still really into comics and video games, She sometimes plays along in the wild east or helps with the mission machines.

[fure-dcmk]

if you cant change him join him

[leal-hound]

in another life i found you sooner

[saphflare]

If I had a nickel for every time a SMP server was ending due to unprompted circumstances and the characters were all being doomed by the narrative to tragedy, but Philza Minecraft the man he is, somehow scourged up enough to give his cubito a happy ending despite the circumstances, I would have two and thank god the streamer decided to give something hopeful considering how miserable everyone else is

[lovesodeepandwideandwell]

My great-uncle runs grocery stores and he told me about having to close down the one by the university because the students never bought fresh perishable foods there and (though I haven't been a college student these 6 years) I still am very proud of myself whenever my grocery list is just perishables

[nervocat]

I love my cat guys, he's so silly ♥️♥️

[tierra-paldeana]

// i genuinely wonder what ppl think of my take of rika's past and upbringing... genuinely, gotta be honest, when i made this blog i never even suspected i'd end up developing her this way, and yet here we are lol

[tomboyfriends]

anyone else not believe in a "normal childhood". like so many people's experiences are so far from a "normal childhood" that i think normal childhoods are more myth than reality. and even when they do exist, children still are treated more like chattel than actual people. by this point, i think the concept of a "normal childhood" is a kind of propaganda pushed in movies and other media to obfuscate how pervasive childhood abuse and neglect is all over the world, ESPECIALLY of young girls.

[a-ikuoliver]

love these kids.... im doing great at looking after these kids.... god id rather die than have kids

[telafel]

Mignon has like a personal vendetta against me today because she thought I was harming Bean, when poor Bean got all tangled up in the mouse string toy i was holding (and Sprout was trying to play with her, adding to the chaos) so once again I am back 10 steps with Mama after she felt safe enough to eat/relax/nap in the room with me there -_-

[imidori-ya]

Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros is literal hot garbage and I will die on this hill.

[shinayashipper]

They have been preparing me to get Married like I'm going to be fed to the lion's den- I hate how "to be Married" is made to be my Goal in life, I hate it <\3 I hope everyone stops asking me about marriage... it will happen when it happens, stop pestering me about it

[all-i-do-is-try1]

I’m pro- recovery, but I feel too many people without Eating disorders don’t realize how traumatic treatment is. y’all just shame us for an illness and call us crazy.

I’m not saying I didn’t have a serious problem or that people with EDs aren’t sick, but mentally treatment and weight restoration is a lot. You can medically stabilize and maintain for years.

Forcing someone to weight restore + overshoot is not always in the best interest of someone’s mental heath. Especially when nobody ever wants to ask why someone feels the need to do this?

Some folks are just not mentally ready for recovery or intensive treatment, others’ discomfort around this illness shouldn’t come before what someone is mentally and emotionally prepared for. You need to meet people where they are.

It’s not as simple as eating and you’re cured which so many idiots think.

[koushirouizumi]

{Reference}/{Starting Master-list} - Donor Children History in Japan

(Gathered by me for reference; It's been a while since I researched this, but maybe you'll become Informed by following these {and I do plan to search around again}...)

Also re-blogging for my own reference since I'm, you know, a Donor child, and wanting to research more about how the laws surround such in other countries, including for the series I create fan works for.

(Some of the language may lean slightly bionormative in the reporting, so it is important to keep this in mind. Please note I am compiling these for my own reference, too.)

Children born through Artificial Insemination Speak Up {2003} "The Ministry of Health reports that {Donor children} births have been reported since the mid-seventies in Japan. While statistics record about 10,000 such children, the numbers could be much higher."

"There is no correct record on the number of AID children {Donor children, etc} as laws now do not stipulate that parents and doctors record such births. We contend the actual numbers could be between 100 to 200 a year," says Tomoko Kashiwage, a director in the infertility section at the ministry.

(...) Experts are now supporting the passage of a law in 2004 that would allow children above 15 years the right to the disclosure of personal details of donors of sperm and eggs in their birth.

(Yuri Hibino) Attitudes towards Disclosure of Children’s Genetic Origins among Japanese Patients Using Assisted Reproductive Technology {2014} (PDF) Keyword: Donor conception; Right to know; Infertile patients; Japan "In Japan, a 2003 government report recognized the right of children born via donor-assisted conception to know about their genetic origin, including identifying information about the donor [2]. However, this right has {not} been enacted into law(...)"

first, woman gives birth using egg from anonymous donor {2017 Mar}

"(...) Although there have been earlier cases of children conceived using a husband’s sperm and eggs donated by sisters or friends"...

{Tradition} denies Surrogacy {2017 May};

"Most major media covered the March 22 Tokyo news conference where Sachiko Kishimoto of the nonprofit organization Oocyte Donation Network (OD-Net) explained how a woman in her 40s had recently given birth to a daughter who had been conceived using the woman’s husband’s sperm and an egg from a third party. Though there have been instances in Japan of women giving birth by using the eggs of friends or relatives, this was the first publicized case in Japan of a baby successfully coming to term with the help of an anonymous egg donor."

"(...) there are no laws governing infertility treatments using donated eggs from third parties"...

"Japan tops the world in the number of women who undergo infertility treatment, while at the same time it also has the lowest success rate." (...)

[forgetful-fox]

I wasn't qualified for free lunches because my mom who worked at the local KFC for 7 dollars an hour, was considered to be earning too much.