Emerald Fluff

Dreamy moss, Luci's carpet, emerald fluff. Here to create art, inspire, accept, learn, and show off my titties in an elegant and creative way

[dreamymoss]

Hello! I'm doing trad art commissions! They are for clipboards, canvases, mini canvases, and magnets that are either circle or square! Some of you may wonder what my messier looks are, my less successful painting designs or silly practice trials! I'm always willing to talk about ideas of what you like, what sort of design you want, etc. Hit me up!

[dreamymoss]

Hope y'all are having a great night 💙🖤💜

[dreamymoss]

How is it stalking ur tumblr @ is in your instagram bio

So you know me? It was in a private account bio w several blocked users

[dreamymoss]

As the weather warms up, I'll be taking more risque photos outside! Anyone have ideas of photoshoots?

And would anyone like to see my new bras til it warms up? Took some fun selfies w them 😄

[takanashiia]

REBLOG IF I CAN MESSAGE YOU 'HEY' AND START A FRIENDSHIP.

[wnderfullyspindly]

always gonna re-reblog

[crazycatsiren]

There is no better or worse autism. There is no good or bad autism.

There is autism.

[neurodiversitysci]

Question for Readers: How do real Neurodivergent people exercise?

Hi, neurodivergent friends, especially those of you with ADHD/executive dysfunction, or dyspraxia. Do you regularly exercise or move your body? If so, what do you do? How often? How do you stay consistent, or deal with being inconsistent?

Knowing how real neurodivergent people exercise (not just neurotypical influencers/self help types) would help me immensely. Just like with cleaning and organizing, we often have to do things in a different way, and it doesn’t necessarily look like what you see in magazines and the like. I want to broaden my mind to the full possibilities of what exercising can look like.

Why I’m Asking:

I’m no longer young enough for my body to stay basically functional without regular physical exercise. I need to do regular physical activity that involves bearing my own body weight and raising my heart rate. 

I need to build up my endurance and develop some arm muscles so basic life tasks like grocery shopping don’t wear me out. 

I also need physical activity to reconnect me to my body. Pretty much everything I do (like reading, writing, and interacting with friends online) keeps me still so long I forget I have a body, and then it’s hard to start moving again. 

I also need physical activity that involves going outside, and people watching or even interacting with people, to connect me to the world and remind me that I’m real. You know, all those mental health benefits of moving and being in nature.

I also need a way to burn off those intense emotions that can stick around for hours, instead of distracting myself from them. And perhaps, burn off some anxiety/restlessness/hyperactivity, while I’m at it.

The Assets

I like walking at a moderate pace and could do for hours.

I love yoga, especially of the slow paced type where you focus on how you feel in a pose and intensify it to the maximum point you can stand.

I love dancing to music, including fast paced songs with a strong beat.

The Challenges:

Low endurance, physical weakness: I need something low impact and appropriate for someone with low endurance and something like exercise induced asthma.

ADHD Inconsistency and Discouragement: I need goals specific enough to actually do the exercise, yet flexible enough that I won’t get discouraged and stop. I need to either not trigger my perfectionism, or work around it.

Executive Dysfunction: I suck at building habits, especially keeping them consistently. These days, I’m so discouraged from years of frustration with trying to build habits that I rarely try at all. Also, I have difficulty setting SMART goals around exercise especially because I’m not very knowledgeable about what’s healthy and realistic (and am exhausted by the prospect of wading through “bro science” to find useful info).

History of dyspraxia; lack of confidence in my physical body and embarrassed about being physically unfit in front of other people.

Heat sensitivity – it was almost painfully exhausting going outside last summer, which limited the opportunities I had to exercise.

How would you deal with challenges like these?

If you have similar challenges, how do you deal with them? 

Any ideas for what sort of exercises to do, how often, etc.?

Why Reply?

I will try any suggestions that seem promising. So, you might be able to help me.

I plan to write about what works for me, what doesn’t, and why. Maybe that information will help someone else in a similar situation. If so, you might help other people, too.

Thank you!

[to-be-better-tomorrow]

I have ADHD and asthma as well as a strong aversion to exercise. I also have had to do physical therapy for my joints. But I am not an expert so just do a little fact checking first. (tip: when searching for health and exercise videos online that aren’t the same skinny white guru, I found it works to add things like your specific disability or issue, or add “for [insert nonwhite race]”) ((im just working with how the search engine works))

What you can do to start:

Calisthenics: think old people exercises, simple movement that often involves rotations to limber up your body. These are great just as a warm up in the morning or before work. But you can find higher activity stretches meant to get your heart race up (cardio!)

Yoga: this is great for low impact exercise and is my favorite way to work out. There’s yin and yang yoga and adding those terms may help your searches go more smoothly. While a lot of people see yoga as just a way to work on flexibility, there is a lot of other workout sets focused on muscle toning and definition. (using your own body or weights will be often referred to as a type of “resistance training”)

At home funsies: These are things I like to do at home and you can pick and choose what you do each day. As long as you are moving around that’s what matters.

Chair pose: get bored while doing/waiting for something at home, find a wall and put your back to it, then use the wall and your thighs to sit like you were in a chair

Balancing: when you brush your teeth, are cooking anytime you just stand; stand on one foot. Focus on keeping yourself stable (please stay near a counter or wall so you don’t fall)

[dreamymoss]

Hello! I'm doing trad art commissions and paintings! I primarily paint clipboards as my canvases, and would appreciate the accommodation to be ADHD friendly!

Here are four of my original pieces! None are available atm, they were all gifts. I will happily recreate an image if desired!

Below is @Mr.hunzai on Instagram. They inspired my 10+ hour piece with their beautiful photography.

All of you fall in my love category in terms of who I'd do a clipboard for. I love all of my friends in a way!

Here are my terms. I need a $300 order in total w a $8 clipboard fee upfront. Please give me 3 weeks before your clipboard has paint on it, and 4 before it is shipped.

Thank you all so much!! Please ask any questions you have!

[dreamymoss]

With this in mind, I'm also houseless, jobless, an escaping victim of domestic violence/molestation, I'm a queer artist looking to make an income and my creativity is currently through the roof. Please, help in any way you can.

[dreamymoss]

Hello! I'm doing trad art commissions and paintings! I primarily paint clipboards as my canvases, and would appreciate the accommodation to be ADHD friendly!

Here are four of my original pieces! None are available atm, they were all gifts. I will happily recreate an image if desired!

Below is @Mr.hunzai on Instagram. They inspired my 10+ hour piece with their beautiful photography.

All of you fall in my love category in terms of who I'd do a clipboard for. I love all of my friends in a way!

Here are my terms. I need a $300 order in total w a $8 clipboard fee upfront. Please give me 3 weeks before your clipboard has paint on it, and 4 before it is shipped.

Thank you all so much!! Please ask any questions you have!

[bisexualspongebob]

the fact that the bottom part of this was cut off and reposted and and almost nobody knew is one of the biggest cases of bi erasure in history

[shounenchild]

[bad-life-decision-maker]

nah fuck "would you still love me if i was a worm" let's do "would you still love me if i lost a popularity contest to a fucking snail"

[petrihkor]

Polyamory

Reblog if you’re polyamorous/open to polyamory in the future/in a polycule or open to one/interested in polyamory I want to see how many of us there are

And like if you think polyamory is okay, can be healthy, and doesn’t “go against human nature”

[troutlawyer]

Grandmas were so right about puzzles and knitting and crocheting and solitaire and reading slow and slippers and baking and watching deer in the backyard send post

[dreamymoss]

Happy Valentine's day 💞

[grittysbabycannon]

God I love dykes. I love BEING a Dyke. I love Dyke friendship. I love dyke4dyke romances.

I love the broad and expansive range of identities and experiences that can find safety and euphoria in dykeness

I love trans masc dykes

I love trans fem dykes

I love she/her dykes, she/they dykes, I love he/him dykes, I love he/they dykes, they/them dykes, it/its dykes, I love dykes who use neopronouns.

I love sub dykes, I love dom dykes, I love switchy dykes.

I love dykes on the ace and aro spectrums

I love and cherish the community we build with one another. I love our ability to find commonality in such a diverse range of identity.

There is so much joy in being a dyke individually, and even more in being dykes together.

[little-witchys-garden]

We support Trans and Queer witches in this cottage

[dreamymoss]

Life is full of surprises, and can sometimes just pop out at you- like-, nvm.