삐걱이는 사랑의 서막. I'm gonna lose myself.

twitch is my part time job. it’s where my disposable income comes from, it’s what pays for everything that isn’t rent and electricity/heating. 

my streaming was inconsistent for a while due to mental health, and after a couple of days of having the time of my life coming back to streaming, i haven’t been able to stream because of my physical health. i have strep, and possibly a chest infection, and while i will be fine i cannot stream when i am coughing every two seconds and hacking up my lungs.

i have £80 of council tax payments due because of a fault on their end when i left college (if you want full details you can message me and i’ll explain!!), and then in april another 20 will be added to that.

i’m struggling. i have been for a while. i have an amazing support system with my friends, and my life is not in any kind of danger. however i don’t know when i’ll be able to make money again, i currently have no food, interest will be added to my taxes if they aren’t paid in a few days’ time, and i’m in emergency credit for my electricity and gas. any help would be appreciated tenfold, even just a reblog to boost means a lot. 

i hate asking for help when there are people in much worse situations, but sometimes i just have to stomp on my pride.

Kim Wonpil of DAY6. One of my heroes really… Digitally freehand painted over multiple different days using a cintiq hybrid tablet. July 2016.

@wowwh: 다녀올게 =_=파이티팅!! 엉엉 ㅠㅠ

This past Sunday, February 22nd Japan celebrated its 27th annual Cat Day, a national holiday alternatively (and awesomely) referred to as “Nyan Nyan Nyan Day.” People in Japan often celebrate this cat-tastic day by posting photos and videos of their cats for each other to enjoy and, of course, singing the praises of Maru, still one of the world’s all-time cutest cats. Japanese food and craft blogger Caroline celebrated by baking and decorating these six incredibly kawaii kitty-shaped éclairs. They’re each so adorable, we aren’t sure how she was able to eat them.