ANALYSIS: As a community, we talk a good talk about keeping each other safe, so why aren’t we doing it now?

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ANALYSIS: As a community, we talk a good talk about keeping each other safe, so why aren’t we doing it now?

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It lives in the arcade and leaves sticky little footprints on the linoleum. Naming it Gumble
Jonathan Joss was an Indigenous, gay man who was murdered on the first day of Pride month as well as Indigenous History Month. He died protecting his trans husband. Homophobia and racism aren’t marks of the past, and this is a heart breaking reminder of that.
Praying for a safe journey back to the spirit world, Uncle ❤️🩹🦅
Today is the anniversary of the death of Jonathan Joss (King of the Hill, Parks and Rec). Jonathan Joss was an Indigenous, gay man who died protecting his transgender husband, on the first day of Pride month. Today we remember him and how he protected his family.
its been about 10 years since she showed me this but i am STILL thinking about how my (then) 4 year old cousin drew birds
OBSESSED with this creature; she draws the body from above/below and the head from the side, with a giant eyeball that takes up the entire head and never looks in a specific direction. in a very old-fashioned sense: iconic

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you dont have to be a parent to understand the horror of walking into a room to discover that the baby crawled out of his crib and onto that pottery wheel you forgot to turn off, and while the baby is spinning around and around, the dog is sitting there all calm, like a person, gently using his paws to fashion the babys soft cartilage head into something a little more modern. it might be the classic tale of bad parenting, but lets see where the dog is going with this
This post is from 2013. It has less than 100 notes. Together we can revive this work of art that tragically ahead of its time. We’re ready for it now
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I have just combined all rice in the world into a single rouse
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I wear your granddad's clothes
I look your granddad's clothes
I'm in your granddad's clothes
From that thrift shop: Granddad's Clothes

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Okay you know what? Schizophrenia is way too demonized and, as someone who has had it for ten freaking years, I want to dispel some myths about hallucinations.
Aka talking about hallucinations using my own personal examples because I had an actual fucking THERAPIST tell me I was the ONLY person in the world who experienced hallucinations that were not solely visual or auditory. Warning for…hallucinations obviously.
Visual hallucinations - These are hallucinations you see. I usually experience these by way of inanimate objects moving (like dolls or mannequins moving on their own, before you ask yes I do hate clothing stores). Sometimes these can be scary and sometimes they’re mundane! I’ve hallucinated monsters and I’ve hallucinated pretty birds. Hallucinations don’t always have to be scary.
Auditory hallucinations - These are hallucinations you hear. I commonly hear crying, talking, music, and video game noises. If I play a video game for too long and it has a repetitive sound in it, I WILL be hearing that sound for minimum three hours. You think the sound that plays in LoZ when you’re low on hearts is annoying? Try having to listen to it on loop when you’re not even playing the game. Like with visual hallucinations, they’re not always scary! Contrary to popular belief, they can be totally mundane. Hearing voices is not always scary either. Sometimes they just say random stuff, sometimes they give me little pep talks, most of the time they just all talk over each other at once and I’m like GUYS ONE AT A TIME PLEASE jeezy cheez-it’s.
Tactile hallucinations - These are hallucinations you feel. I hear common tactile hallucinations are feelings of bugs on you and fur but I don’t usually have these, I mostly have tactile hallucinations of being choked which is…not fun.
Olfactory hallucinations - These are hallucinations you smell. Yeah I thought of farts first too. So far I haven’t heard of that being a common hallucination though. I hear a common olfactory hallucination is burning? But I just smell wet metal. I…don’t know why.
Gustatory hallucinations - These are hallucinations you taste. I don’t know how to pronounce gustatory either. I often taste blood or metal. I hear those are pretty common gustatory hallucinations.
None of these hallucinations are inherently scary! As a child, I thought hallucinations were a super power. After living with them for over ten years, they just don’t phase me that much. Remember: you don’t have to be schizophrenic to experience hallucinations! There are many things that cause hallucinations including and not limited to trauma, PTSD, psychotic depression, etc. (sometimes even stress!)
But please please please be kind to people who hallucinate. I’ve lived with it for over ten years and (rarely) it can still be terrifying to me sometimes. People say “But there’s nothing there and you know that-“ yes I know that! But it’s still very very real to me and very terrifying! Minimizing what people experience with their hallucinations is not helpful and will only make them feel worse.
Thank you for reading!
trans women and trans men and nonbinary people and everyone else being friends and holding each other close and falling in love and thinking of each other. I'm making this my future. let's all be okay together
getting hypnotized is the most fun a girl can have without taking her clothes off
No more waiting, no more debating, go get your hrt. "I don't know if I'm really trans!" You are. Now go. "I'm scared!" We all were. Now go. "There's a long wait to be seen!" Go get your name on the list then. DIY if you need. "What if my friends don't accept me?" They weren't really your friends. Now go. "What if my spouse doesn't accept me?" Get a divorce. Now go. You do not need to continue to live in agony and depression to pretend to be someone else. Go get your hrt.

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[image description: a comic starring a dragon furry who has somewhat transparent skin and a large eye.
dragon, talking to someone offscreen: How long have I lived here? For forever, I was born here. Well, I say "born," but I was more, like... duplicated? cloned?
dragon: You know how some lizards can shed their tails? In some cases the tail goes and grows a body.
An example of this is shown, with the formed body having transparent skin, showing veins or nerves that stem from the shed tail.
dragon, with a disinterested expression: I've met the original before, but... We don't really keep in touch, y'know? End ID]
We've all got that one cousin who had all the cool stuff. Expensive toys. The latest video game systems. A father with all of his fingers. It's easy to feel deprived as a kid. When you grow up, you realize that everyone wants to do the best they can for their children, but sometimes stuffing an Estes rocket with pounds of cherry bombs gets in the way. That perspective is what separates adulthood from childhood. Plus, you can buy all that cool kid stuff on eBay.
Yes indeed. People repurchasing their childhoods – or wannabe childhoods – on the internet is basically the only thing keeping our economy going. If you can't afford a house, then at least you can try to hold a Sega Channel cartridge in your hands before the grave claims you.
Even if you did get all that stuff as a kid, you can get stuff that was never available before. Let's buy a spoiled Korean child's cool-ass toys. They didn't even bring the cartoons for this one over here. The magic of globalization makes it possible. We can all partake in the great act of scooping up culture and doodads from a distant land and depositing them indirectly in your storage unit.
Doing all of this, it is easy to distract yourself from your obligation to make new cool shit. What are the kids nowadays going to buy in twenty to thirty years, besides clean water and hand-reloaded ammunition? If we spend all of our time putting in low effort at work so we can hand that cash over to Normy's eBay-O-Rama Collectibles Store, then that work will never produce a cultural artifact worth becoming a weird piece of shit that their kids throw away after the funeral.
So go out there, and come up with your own cool cartoon involving lions. Sell out as soon as you can, to towering megacorporations that will exploit you and crank out billions of kilos of slightly off-model plastic replicas of your life's work. You owe it to the future. And if you get started now, maybe your dad can play with a few of them and realize that they're way cooler than model rockets.