#skined

[risker-risky]

hello seen that your murder drones art request are open May I request episode 7/8 cyn.Cyn is my favorite murder drones charater and I love how goofy and evil she is at the same time.I hope you have a great day and I hope you enjoy drawing my request also I think your murder drones art is badass.

look see!!!

WARNING GORE.

[caesarinsalata]

YO I GOT SKIN TONE MARKERS AND A WHITE GELLY PEN

[c-g-ricks]

Ambidexterity daemon

[manitapaleta]

mommy? sorry. mommy?? ...sorry.

S2 milfs!!! and Marco hehe

[derpastein]

Dungeons n Doodles

[squirrelfromspace]

Extremly funny that I brought a new toothpaste last month and continued buying it because it did the same thing to my mouth as elmex gelee (extra intesive tooth treatment) so I thought that had to mean it was healthy, only to find out today that 'that mouth thing' it did was actually an alergic reaction

[tomscryingcorner]

me when i get cunty with it

[xiaoswrld]

diet mountain dew, baby, new york city,

n_ver was there ever a girl so pretty,,

[katkalis-the-fanartist]

Quick robot ghira

and skeletal ghira

[ramayantika]

So in my old school in kolkata, there was a girl. Let's call her Indu. So when I joined this school, the class teacher had told the class about me and my brother because we were the first and the only twins to join the class. Naturally, all the girls said hi and talked to me and told me about the class and the students.

Indu was dark skinned, wore specs and sometimes combed her hair in very unique hairstyles that made one question: How on earth do you do that and come to school.

But anyway Indu befriended me, gave my school notes just like the others too and helped me out for the first week of school.

Cut to grade nine and ten. Now we all were fair skinned girls. Half of them were think and had good figures too which made them attractive and boys had no problem talking to us. And colourism is still deeply rooted in us that the guys made fun of Indu and the girls just rolled their eyes or avoided her path. Indu would get annoyed easily and she had her own family problema tok which she had solely shared with me and I understood why sometimes she used to have angry outbursts. Like imagine a 14 year old with whom nobody wants to be friends because they are dark in colour and don't look nice and pretty plus the classmates openly boycott you too. So sometimes she used to answer back in anger, but she never did that with me or my brother.

In the tenth grade, I don't know why the boys started this trend of calling her 'cancer'. Each morning she would enter the class, they announced, "cancer is coming. Bey cancer aarhi hai jaldi chal" And by chance if any boy saw her before coming to class they would groan and say that aaj din kharab jayega. They would also gag and make sounds when she raised her hand to give an answer to a question.

Now the girls wouldn't engage in that openly, but they would sideline her or just smile in front of her for two minutes and walk away. I remember one time she was sitting beside me, and in front of me the girls were signalling me to leave her and sit with them. Each time I talked to her, they would joke, "indu toh is your best friend now, isn't it?"

My close guy friend too called her Cancer and onetime my brother stood up and asked him what has she done too you so bad that you need to call her cancer. He said, she deserves it because she is rude everytime.

I was silent. I couldn't take any stand for her even though she had helped me out because I didn't want to lose my friendship with others. During picnic and children's day parties, we all would est together and joke while she went alone to the food counter and got her food. Some girls out of pity called her just to be 'nice' to her but behind her they made fun of her sparkly stone pink dress.

There was a dance competition I was supposed to take part in, but I couldn't. She was performing on ghoomar and had dressed exactly like rani padmavati. People in class were whispering all sorts of things yet she walked with her head held high. I could never tell her that she really good in that lehenga.

Anyway she was among the best students in our class too. Now that I live in isolation with no friends, though my situation is still far better than what she had to face because I have never been mistreated, I feel bad that I couldn't do a single thing for her. If I were in her place I would dread coming to school knowing that people see you as a curse each morning. For me, all my friends have gone ahead and found their friends and stuff in uni and I feel that I am good for nothing and I am bad at everything. Thinking about her makes me think that what strength she must have had back then to still come to school and perform well in class.

Anyway she got her good friends in 11th and 12th. She had changed her school I think it was Mahadevi Birla girls in kolkata and now she is here in Kiit bhubaneshwar. I am sure that she is really going to be a very strong individual in life and I really hope that she becomes so successfull so all those people in class who made fun of her literally go silent.

The other girls I remember they would sing those songs which mean everyone is beautiful, scars, colour weight doesn't matter, yet they treated her this way, and I am no good too because knowing it to be wrong I could never call them out.

They post stuff like inner beauty and stuff but do we really believe that? Do they really believe that?

[brattylikestoeat]

This the most confident I’ve never felt in my body.

[michellerakar]

[twinkfromconvergence]

Thinking about Alastyr again. Thinking about it being disabled. Thinking about their chronic pain. Mmmm

[collectalong]

@plumuses // luz

it's not often they see someone in the palistrom forests—at least, someone who wasn't wearing an emperor's coven scout uniform. kris looks up from their feast of moss to the other kid. a kid who, the closer they look at her, seems different, even from other witches...

her ears—they're round.

ohhh. the human. this makes more sense.

chances are, she doesn't know a lot about what's what, even with the time she's spent here. kris gets that.

they stare at her offer of water with an unreadable expression, then takes the vial, offering in return a handful of moss.

partake in the cycle of death and rebirth, bugaboo...

[mypage4sure]

I thought Amory's Lorch death was a lot worse honesty, when they said "naked" I correctly assumed it was just that, but then I remembered it was Boltons, so I thought it meant they where skinning him alive, and he was in absolute agony begging for them to stop, but then they pulled the rest of the skin off, and throw his corpse to the bear. And Arya was like "got what he desveres" and I thought., "geez."

though I wasn't specially sad about him, in fact it got my whump sense tinging.

[pinkypastal]

They even portray the victims and perpetrators the other way around.

Its usually the well in school, liked by teachers, admirable smart ones who are the bullies and the fat, hard time talking to people, ones with bad backgrounds/homelifes that struggle in school who are bullied

Specially if they're poor and/or neurodivergent

no piece of teen media has ever accurately depicted the quiet psychological warfare of bullying. bullies on TV are always dumb brutes and not the evil geniuses of emotional manipulation that they are in real life. being given a wedgie and having your lunch money stolen is nothing in comparison to a classmate quietly creating a taboo against speaking to you that they intend to enforce against all the other kids. it’s nothing like continuous cutting comments from people you thought were being nice to you. that way that the work of one kid can make you feel like every person on earth silently hates you and that you are dirty, disgusting, worthless, creepy and useless. that you can have friends but many of them will not speak to you at school for fear of the social consequences on their end. how that damage lasts in any social setting for the rest of your life