#primary progressive

[full-metal-femme]

I'd seen an article about this earlier in the year and while I dont think this is an update, it's always worth sharing, especially since it looks like they're looking for trial participants 🤘🏻

My dad has MS, i'm about the age he was diagnosed now (early 30's), and the thought of a cure in our lifetimes? Fucking mind blowing. He has been slowly robbed of his physical ability over 30 years and now it is affecting his mental ability too so I don't know if 2035 is something he'll live to see but considering when he got it (early 90's), the treatment was "hope for the best and treat symptoms", this is just... I don't even have words for how incredible that is.

I often think about how I would take the news of a diagnosis like that. He was early 30's, had a 2 year old kid and a brand new baby (me), a mortgage, etc. Life just beginning you could say. Then to be given basically a death sentence, prolonged over however long the rest of your life might be - mercifully short and less suffering, or longer and painful but you get to be with your family. I don't know how he managed.

Anyway, rambling. This is good news and an exciting thing to look forward to!

[politijohn]

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[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

you are so whimsical i qant to check out this mdzs (..??) because of your whimsical nature thank you sorry im very high and your art moved me emotionally

This is simultaneously the sweetest and funniest thing someone has sent me, thank you.

[o-the-mts]

(via Tumblr: Image)

[doctorsiren]

possible theraprism bill song perhaps :>

Lyrics:

All I see in front of me

Is the blue and red waxy shapes

Sides of 3, oh, just like me

But I can’t remember their face

Add me in

It’s primary

In a world

Only 2D

But beyond

What they could see:

The stars

The stars

Suddenly I was alone

I didn’t mean for this to happen

And I was left without a home

Besides in heads of people nappin’

New title:

Dream demon

Triangle who would bring about the end

I didn’t mean to go this far

I just wanted them to see

The stars

The stars

The stars

Mom and Dad

I’m sorry

Look what’s become

Of your Billy

I just want to go home

Not see these stars

Now I’m here in a prison

Paying for my crimes

I just wanna go home

One last time

One last time

All I see in front of me is

Pristine padded walls

They washed away my waxy shapes

But I continue to draw

Come back to me

My family

Save my fading

Memories

It hurts to be in therapy

Where I can’t see the stars

The stars

The stars

(la la la x??)

[legionofpotatoes]

star wars outlaws

[fellhellion]

insert joke abt glutton for punishment etc etc but truly i am that dude who reaches the end of every wayhaven book like waow...detective/A have come so far 🥰....

[pummelingbat]

vamppilled interviewmaxing

[denofimagination-blog]

How it's made? Ice diorama!

Write to service@denofimagination.com to get a quote!

[alistonjdrake]

A Woman of No Importance: UnImportant People

As it turns out I cannot write fake history without creating fake historical figures so below I will compose a list of historical figures by "type" mentioned in awoni so that I don't forget and I can scratch the itch in my brain that likes things to be cataloged in annoying ways. We'll start with

The Writers

Alexander van Neste : A poet most notable for his descriptions of landscapes and his close acquaintance with political figures. Most active in the 940s Ivo Túfel : A poet who wrote extensively about unrequited love and is suspected of having several scandalous affairs. Most active in the 920s before his execution in 926. Philibert de Luc : Wrote "The Secrets of Women" a book that outlines the inherent deceit and sinful nature based on his observations. Madame de Bellièvre : Wrote books full of early methods of contraceptives, abortifacients, etc. Suspected to be Isabeau de Bellièvre, Cierra's aunt and Notker's first love but neither mentions this part of her life. Christine di Pallo : Wrote " Handbook for Moral Women " a guide for soon-to-be brides to know how to conduct themselves in private and public circles and also a day-to-day guide on the expectations of "good" women. Giorgio Gritti : Wrote  “On The Burdens of Sovereignty” a series of intimate interviews and observations with princes and powerful men. A look into the lives and mentalities of rulers, although this writer was born half a century after the ones mentioned above. Harrye Throckmorton: Wrote "Two Noble Women" the first fictional account of the rivalry between Cierra de Bellièvre and Mathilde van Bibbr, a play that debuted in 1625.

[joesleftskeleton]

Self portrait :D

[politijohn]

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Democracy, baby

[wormzandgutz]

peacock work in progress again, im still stuck on what to do

[britneyshakespeare]

The first woman president will be a racist white Republican, I'll put 100 dollars on it. And the GOP will be so proud of themselves about electing a woman who ran on a platform of their usual fear-mongering dirty tricks, waxing poetic about how it proves they're superior to Democrats for not being able to beat Trump with two female candidates who were more than qualified for the job.

[laniusbignaturals]

“Fandom is a space to escape and relax” says the white twenty something who tacitly expects black and brown fans to scroll through mindless repetitions of racist storytelling before they can get to their, uh, “relaxation”

[haliaiii]

Not much to post for now but here’s a wip of a painting !!