round, soft, & full (of love)

I KNOW and yet I struggle to keep it in mind: hitting the recommended spot of every aspect of life would require 50 hour days and amounts of money I'll never see. It's fine. You'll be fine. You'll be fine. You'll be fine. People live fine, entire lives missing all of the standards. People change their sheets too rarely and they're fine. They go to the gym and do more chatting than working out. They binge crappy shows. They tell white lies. They get the cheap shampoo. They eat chocolate. They have too many drinks in one night. They lie to their kids sometimes. They procrastinate and take shortcuts and improvise and forget things and make mistakes and it's probably fine. Like by all means do what works for you, pursue changes you really want to, push yourself when it's prudent, but you won't reach that perfection and it's FINE. It's so fine. You're a complete and worthy person anyway. And you'll never be so on top of things that nothing bad can happen, which is what I think they want us to believe. Shield yourself from danger by doing EVERYTHING RIGHT.

AHHH i did a thing!!!

Im SO BAD at planning what i want to cook during the week - so my hope is this helps!

This print is now on my Kofi! There's a bit of a discount due to the misprint - but the print is laminated so you can write with dry erase marker and reuse it week after week!

also RIP the dragon head - youll be missed

hey all! we've got some new stuff for you to play with over at feedism.neocities.org!

🫙feedism kink jar filler - @soft-sappho made us our very own interactive kink jar filler, inspired by dollmakers and other interactive tools on the old web. she's worked real hard to make it as comprehensive as possible! simply click to fill the jars! choose between eight different fill states, and download it as an image at the click of a button! go check it out!

📏weight & measures tracker printout - I designed a printable sheet for keeping track of a variety of measurements that might change as you gain. there are boxes weight, measurements (with a model to refer to), BMI, heartrate, blood pressure, body fat (using calipers), and a little note section at the bottom. low ink versions are available too! go check it out!

Do you ever wish you could link to a specific part of a website that's not a header? An element that doesn't have an ID? YOU CAN!

I learnt this today and have to share with everyone: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/URI/Reference/Fragment/Text_fragments#:~:text=Text%20fragments%20link%20directly%20to%20specific%20text%20in%20a%20web%20page,%20without%20requiring%20the%20page%20author%20to%20add%20an%20ID.

^ I know it looks super long and intimidating like this but you can hide it with some nice display text: ✨Display Text✨