peri

19 | she/they | peri <3#4851

[geronimo-babey]

new project :)

[wikiipediabf]

Pjo characters as random pictures in my camera roll

Percy:

Annabeth:

Leo:

Frank:

Percy, Annabeth and Grover at some point:

Percy: (I'm sorry but I had to)

The agro II boys:

This trio because I love them:

Hazel:

All of them: (?)

[the-ghost-is-me]

*lines up my mental illnesses* okay which one of you is responsible for this

[kasiaslupecka]

Weekly anatomy tip!

This week I tackle feet. I know how many of you asked for it.

It is hard topic indeed. It’s hard to draw nice looking character with feet that doesn’t look believable. 

A lot practice is needed. I just presented few ideas and now you have to put it to practice.

Hope this helps !

[wynthiacang]

pearl x ladies with big amazing hair

[su-reader-imagines]

Spinel: Ohohohohoho! It can be, and it is!

Me:

[anxietyproblem]

[female-twink-deactivated2021032]

Also instead of “problem behaviour” call it “distressed behaviour” for a more accurate picture of what the person is actually facing

[dreadfaeriejack]

I can’t reblog this enough, I will do it every damn time I see it from now to death.

[themostineptthateverstepped]

When someone frames your mental health issues as attention seeking behavior, problem behavior, or any other negatively-coded context, it creates an environment that makes you feel guilty, wrong, and selfish for struggling with things outside of your control. As a result, serious issues are allowed to arise in the absence of support.

[lesbiangaara-deactivated2017052]

hey kids if ur parents are abusive, dont be surprised if they suddenly change all their behaviors when u finally move out, if they start acting very nice and never even allude to all those times Before when they were treating u bad. this is a form of gaslighting and if u plan to keep distant from them as an adult, this may well be the defining characteristics of ur interaction w/ them. it’s tough to navigate this, because u will almost definitely wonder: was i abused? listen… when u sit in ur own home someday, maybe w/ a loved one, and things feel good, and the past feels far away, ur abuse was not made up. ur parents really did those things, and whether or not u want to keep them out of ur life or form a new dynamic w/ them, that’s up to u. but never let them make u believe they were always good to u.

[caledoniaseries]

this is 100% true

[quillwombat]

when an author sets up a narrative choice where all the options are scary and bad and the protagonist chooses kindness and it changes everything because it opens doors that shouldn’t be possible and every single time i go FERAL

[sleepingpigeon]

no one wants to hear it but love is earned after the initial infatuation. commitment is something u both mutually agree to and then from there it’s work. it’s not work like it’s a chore it’s jus work like it takes effort. to get good at these things takes practice. it takes practice to learn to communicate better and it takes practice to learn to love each other in the ways u need to be loved.

[oodlenoodleroodle]

And it’s also terrifying! Like it’s the kind of vulnerability you can’t do while being all cool and in control of things, you have to like open up the really awkward, ugly inner part of yourself and hope that the other person is still into you. 

Like you have to actually say - with words coming out of your mouth or hands or whatever way you use to directly communicate in person - what you would like from the other person! You have to say stuff like “hey the thing you did made me feel some ways and we have to address this like adults” and hope that the other person says “I see, yes I also think we should address this like adults” (instead of “no I didn’t” or “you’re overreacting” or other shut-down-ing shit that ruins lives). 

[picturesimlivinthru]

Worth the read my oh my

[thegreenpea]

[steven-cubed-au]

How can so much baby fit in such a tiny body

(Top ten questions scientists can’t answer)

[genderqueerpositivity]

Respectability politics will not save us.

Throwing other members of our communities under the bus will not save us.

Bullying those with uncommon labels or pronouns will not save us.

Assimilation will not save us.

Denial and erasure of queer history will not save us.

Shaming polyamorous and/or kinky queer people for celebrating the overlap between our communities, histories, and cultures won't save us.

Erasing all identities beyond those deemed acceptable to our oppressors will not save us.

Limiting the acronym to four letters won't save us.

The rejection of asexual and aromantic people will not save us.

Beating pansexual people back into the closet or under the bisexual label will not save us.

Speaking over the intersex community and intersex activists will not save us.

Demeaning those of us who dare to imagine new ways of forming (queerplatonic) relationships won't save us.

Shaming people within our communities for creating new labels and terms won't save us.

The medicalization of transness will not save us.

Nonbinary exclusionism will not save us.

Queerphobia will not save us.

None of these things combats heteronormativity or cisnormativity or patriarchy. The infighting makes our communities less organized and less united.

Attacking our own will only ever benefit our oppressors.

(ID: white text over a red and black gradient that reads "respectability politics will never protect you from our oppressors".)

[weltonboys]

would love to sit under the stars drinking wine with my girlfriend while reading her some poetry but that involves being known in some sense and i refuse to be perceived