#el-chupacabre

And double that “of course”, now that he actually knows a little more about the kind of shit the guy gets off for.

So the thing is that, even if I didnt work night shift, I have really bad anxiety and depression. The result is that I don't really go out if I don't have to and i almost NEVER go to events or gatherings if I dont already know someone there. To give you an idea, quarantine didn't actually change much for me. The only thing that it changed was that I had managed to get myself to go see one (1) movie and one (1) show on my own a little before everything kicked off. That's it. I had a ticket for another but it was in May 2020, so then quarantine hits and it's basically back to my normal. And that was when I was working during the day, so I cant even claim the lack of sunlight is what's forcing me to withdraw. I'm happy that there are people who can do what youve said and I do wanna try but....too many people all at once is way too much. My friends may be used to me talking a lot but in a crowd of unfamiliar people i tend to get really quiet. Hell, in a crowd of familiar people I sometimes freak out, depending on the situation. Turns out my brain don't work lmao

“No, uh–I mean I don’t think I’m bi or . . . pan?” Kon frowns a little more, shifting just enough to rub one of his arms. “Okay, actually I have no idea what ‘pan’ means, admittedly, so I dunno about that one."

It’s so, so strange.

i haven't but you might like Love and Luck (unfinished, sadly) or Second Star to the Left (finished). The second one made me cry (positive) and the first one might have as well but its been a minute since I listened.

thank you!! yes, i still have the original painting, and i would consider selling if we can negotiate a fair price. i want to get a better photo of it first so i can start selling prints (i swear im getting to it. eventually). dm me or email me at [email protected] and we can talk about this more :D

Hello! I am so pleased they’ve received such a great response, because that set was INTENSE. That specific commission was $150, because it was three separate casts (and attendant timesink). The hammers and anvils were their own castings and finishing processes, and then the dice themselves were a nail-biter — to get that kind of ombré gradient color you have to let the resin thicken to honey trace, which is V BAD for complicated, detailed inclusions. According to all the relevant laws of physics they should have ended up a bubbly mess, but resin is non-Newtonian sometimes, lol.