#ask heidi

(note: tumblr fucking ate my original answer to this, I think because the video I tried to upload was too large or glitchy? So i've just included a link to it instead.)

ah, glad you asked!! that's what I thought too, but then I saw this video made by an ear/nose/throat surgeon demonstrating how to swab your nose correctly for a more accurate covid test, and I (nervously) tried it that way, and lo and behold it did not hurt at all!! I post this video on my ig like once every few months because it's so helpful and a lot of people aren't aware that just swabbing your nostrils can lead to false negative rapid test results.

Anon, baby, hi! ~

I’m so sorry I just saw this, but thank you for reaching out to me. I’m so happy to hear you’ve rediscovered your love for mysme. Let’s be friends💙

The following are a few writers for the fandom that have either one, or multiple fics about Jihyun “V” that have easily become my favorites. I hope you enjoy venturing through their masterlists just as much as I did. 🥰

@truth-be-told-im-lying

@gureishi

Heiman

Now, I know what you are thinking. ‘THEM? TOGETHER?’ Yep! It happened again. Well, 5 times actually. But Eric changes slightly each time, and Heidi is convinced she can change him. Ask away!!

That it is inherently sexual. At its core, cosplay does not exist for the sexual gratification of its audience. 

Sure, there is lots of sexy cosplay on the internet, and lots of people enjoy looking at it. If that’s what you’re interested in, you can find an endless stream of cosplayers catering to that taste. Sexy cosplay will always exist, and it will probably just get sexier.

But the basic concept of cosplay – dressing up as a fictional character – does not require sexiness at all. I have always approached it as a multi-faceted art form, with artistic satisfaction as my primary goal. Not everyone takes that approach, and that’s totally fine. Part of the beauty of the community is the wide range of styles out there.

omg yes!! so it’s basically just a silly version of a temperature scarf or blanket — where you crochet or knit a row with a color representing the maximum temperature that day, every day for a year. I’ve been wanting to make one for a while, but a blanket or scarf sounded like a big project, so when a friend of mine sent me a reel about someone making a temperature snake, I decided that sounded more fun!! so I found this pattern and have been crocheting my snake a week at a time!! It’s been a really fun, low-stakes project :)

This is Lumpy!! Each of his colors represent an 8-degree fahrenheit range, and I’ve added a green band to divide each month.

This is a GREAT question because I wish someone would have told me what to wear under my bodysuits years ago. 

Shapewear is a wonderful tool and I recommend it to people of all sizes. Not only does this prevent panty lines from showing, it smooths out all your shapes and keeps potential food babies in check. The “wear your own bra” style is extra great and versatile. Body suits tend to compress your chest, so lots of cosplayers (including me) choose to wear padded push-up bras with them to balance the figure and create a more flattering silhouette.

The shapewear acts like a lining that can be washed frequently, so that the whole bodysuit doesn’t have to be. Unless you’re sweating A LOT or something, the bodysuit stays relatively clean.

Here’s the brand/style I actually use: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00284B5G4/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

On a related note, here is a very important bodysuit undergarment PSA that can’t be shared enough: If you have a penis and you’re wearing a bodysuit, PLEASE wear a dance belt for the love of god. No one wants to see the sad outline of your flaccid wiener. A dance belt is designed to keep your dick under wraps. Google it if you need to.