Welcome To My Weird lil Workshop

the name's Ayla But you can just call me Aperson8000!I go by any and all pronouns

[atlaslovesedm]

guess who updated their fursona's ref sheet AGAIN

[neoneverloses]

LOCK IN PEPPINOISERS

[atlaslovesedm]

dude... fuck yes

[aperson6000]

I don't really ship peppinoise but I still fw dis

[d-feng]

how do I tell my followers that for the past month and a half I’ve been hit with divine visions of a story about a moth and butterfly’s doomed friendship

[atlaslovesedm]

burning men's noise

[atlaslovesedm]

he would say this trust me im the cigarette

[callme-aprilroseisha04]

bro ts is not that serious 🥀

[fuzzyjusttoomuch]

Reminder for SOME Pressure fans in particular.

Anyway. ok ok. I wanna talk about fawning for anyone who may be confused.. cuz like reading through Zeal's response made me just drag my hands down my face like bruhhh are we fr

There are four different types of trauma responses. Everyone knows about fight of flight, but fawn and freeze are something that rarely get touched on. Fawning specifically is a trauma response that I have personally found to have stemmed from constant emotional abuse, manipulation and gaslighting. Aims to minimize the damage as much as possible. Not only involves does it lying to your abuser about your own feelings and experiences toward their actions, but it's also an attempt to gaslight yourself into "wanting" or "accepting" the damage done, basically. It's like you're desperately trying to convince yourself that what the abuser had done was perfectly okay to delay the inevitability of the mental damage. Holding your shattering world together with glue. The fawn response is a percieved way to further protect yourself from future harm from the abuser, as you are aware on how they will react if you tell them anything they DO NOT want to hear. You know that the abuser may become withdrawn and upset and/or lash out at you if you tell them the truth. They may blame you or throw a massive pity party for themselves which results in you having to console them. And it's not anything you want to deal with, as it's exhausting and draining. So you just tell them what they want to hear. Leaving an abusive situation is difficult. Your judgement and mind are clouded with fear. The fear of losing the person you thought you could trust most. The fear of realizing the gravity of the blatant disrespect commited against you. And most importantly, The fear of what they will do after you try to leave. Beside, it's easier to put the blame on yourself than to accept that someone had taken advantage of you. I hope my explanation can put things into perspective.

[katzy88]

Now THIS is how you explain consent to others.

[aperson6000]

!!!

[aperson6000]

I'm back, and I came with friends!!! (with template)

[cosmicwhoreo]

Pfft!! Spoiler alert but there's a cookie run kingdom dreams story that involves captain caviar cookie telling custard cookie iii where babies come from

Although it's just a dream and it's not really where they come from I find it sweet custard dreamed of asking the captain such a mind changing question usually reserved for parents or parental figures

Children imprint on this old man all the time, this ain't news-

And it's likely not the first time someone from house custard had

[nollimet]

come on, lets give the robot a hand! you can get it as a sticker here!

[atlaslovesedm]

WHAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[atlaslovesedm]

teehee

[atlaslovesedm]

and you have to like him

(homage to this)

[atlaslovesedm]

i’ve hue-shifted so hard

[atlaslovesedm]

whatsit gonna be????

[atlaslovesedm]

there he is

[atlaslovesedm]

i wanted to draw a self-portrait of me in a casual cosplay i plan on making and i think i went maybe just a wee bit overboard on the effects (i’m so goddamn happy they have DITHERING in IBISPAINT HAGHRGRGDGEGGRGD)