expressing fondness by swearing

32, Australian, queertrans; they/them. hoc_voluerunt on Ao3. On Twitter under a different name. Most everything here is queued.

[cuddlytogas]

There's one week to go till OFMD2, so it's your last chance to read my slowburn reunion epic before it's entirely contradicted! 304k of healing, action, comedy, and just so, so much pining. My god, these bitches are in LOVE!

I even keep commissioning art for it! By @lauravian, @loathsome-cowboy, @wenskiii, @cosmicyeehaws, @y2jenn, and @hansoeii!

[undead-puppetry]

My favourite part of Deadloch is every time Abby’s on screen

[ministarfruit]

I love this text post so I drew it

[xostargirlox]

[norhuu]

A Crocodile Siren calls a guileless stranger to the murk.

[itsapmseymour]

They got new photos of the moon,

I knew she had colors hiding in there 🥹

[thingsfromthedirt]

vintage 4 leaf clover earrings

[interspadias]

fun fact: debates about if being transgender is a choice or not are irrelevant, because the fundamental truth is of bodily autonomy - a right that should never be seen as conditional or requiring a suitable, immutable condition.

people who are trans deserve the right to transition, not because it’s a medical treatment or because dysphoria can be classified as a mental illness but because we’re human beings who should be allowed to do whatever the fuck we want to our own bodies! this is a basic human right!

[cath-lic]

mouse eating the eucharist, c. 1185, from worksop bestiary in the morgan library & museum

[gemini-enthusiast]

The first photos are coming in from Artemis II, and they are stunning. Photos of our home planet from humans we are sending further than anyone has gone before.

[gemini-enthusiast]

And now two more. The first of which being taken by Commander Reid Wiseman just minutes from the other Blue Marble picture seen above, showcasing the effect of different camera setting on space photography. Pictures of our home, where all but four of us are looking up from.

[emmaharwoods]

photos by the artemis ii crew

[redstonedust]

crazy how you can get used to working around problems that have very easy fixes. for like 6 months we used a hand towel to jam a kitchen cabinet closed because the hinges were broken and it turns out fixing it took me like $5 and 20 minutes. bedroom door has been squeaky for years and all it needed was a lil wd40. im sure this can apply to mental health too but i wouldnt know about all that.

[willo-or-something]

[lovewithagirl]

[ image description: a screenshot of tags that reads, " #nothing more permanent than a temporary solution that works". / end description ]

[h11tch]

post 159

[mai-col]

Of course I was going to like the snarky dude who leans weirdly against walls and furniture

[sapphling]

the more time you spend in active recovery from any given self destructive behavior or addiction the more you understand the common conception of the "relapse" as defined by a broken "streak" to be, like, so bad for one's own well-being that it would be funny if it weren't resulting in just a lot of misery and death

[the-peoples-puppy]

I told my girlfriend to think of quitting vaping as training her endurance by seeing how long she can run before she gets tired, then doing it again and hoping to go further next time. She said it really helped her.

[scarletsaphire]

This is the stages of change model, with each circle being a part of the process of growth. You'll notice how relapse is not a failing of the model, or a set back, but an active step in continuing to grow and change. Everytime you relapse, you learn something; maybe a certain time of year is difficult for you. Maybe certain people push you back into the habit. Maybe your other coping skills/replacement habits didn't work how you wanted and you need to strengthen them, or develop new ones. Maybe it's not quite as clear cut and you need to spend the time figuring out what exactly went wrong so you can catch it next time. It doesn't matter the exact lesson, but it's part of the process.

[artschoolglasses]

Clay loom weight decorated with an owl, Greek, 5th Century BCE

From the Acropolis Museum

[cuddlytogas]

random but tysm for your reblog of the norrel and strange gifs because I'd never even heard of the book or series before seeing that post on my dash and it looks RIGHT up my alley I'm so excited to read it! hope you have a lovely day :)!

ohohoooo hell yeah!!! I've been meaning to rewatch the show for a while, and I have a copy of the book that's been sitting unread on my shelf for an embarassing number of years, but from everything I've heard, it's even more cool and nerdy than the show, so y'know... one day...... BUT!! I hope you like it!!!!! and I'm so glad to have ensnared another willing victim in this particular net >:)