Goop Draws (sometimes)

He/Him Don’t expect anything good. Redbubble is “GoopMuffin”

[k-simplex-deactivated20241001]

Wow, that was such a beautiful and profound statement bro. Now say something reprehensible and trivialising.

[nutaella-kookie-deactivated2023]

"rejecting cookies may make some functions of this site not work properly" reject reject reject fuck you and your whole fucking family

[bowserwife]

Isn't it crazy how every trans girl has the most beautiful voice in the whole world

[books-in-order]

[unicornempire]

I’m so glad that this person was willing to take a picture before literally taking the spraying water out of their house. Bless you. 

[no-longer-another-bondi-blonde]

A family of cheetahs sleep with the forest guard every night. When the Forest Dept. heard about it, they decided to check the veracity of the claim by installing a CCTV camera. This is what the camera recorded! Just amazing.

Kitties will be kitties 🐈‍⬛

[belle-ofthebrawl-deactivated202]

[feralsysposi]

This is for those who have DID and OSDD and other dissociative disorders who are happy being plural/a system, no matter how far along in recovery you are or if you’ve even started the process.

The disorders may be a bitch and 1/2 but our alters are here for us. We have each others’ backs in our system, and it’s great if any other systems feel the same way.

Some systems feel they wouldn’t be alive without their system. Some feel they wouldn’t be themselves if their system achieved final fusion. These feelings are okay, and you’re not bad for having them!

One last thing before I close out the post. Please don’t let others make you feel bad for being happy as a system. You can be happy as multiple and still have a hard time with your other symptoms such as amnesia and dissociation. How you feel about your current state of being is up for you to decide.

[This blog is endo-safe]

[fagcrisis]

i really really hate liberals who do volunteering for orgs that help the homeless and then write thinkpieces about how a lot of homeless people are very educated and hardworking and its not at all their fault that theyre unhoused like. even if ur hypothetical homeless person is addicted to every drug abused their whoever commited many crimes and their situation is every bit their fault. no one deserves to live on the street.

[fagcrisis]

what walking/cycling around the city every night with a bike basket full of sandwiches accompanied only by another volunteer for almost a yeat has taught ME is that in the winter its really cold and after an hour we both wanted to go in anywhere warm, but every single business requires you to be a paying customer to sit inside, subway stations have staff that chase you away if youre sitting there long enough and even heating vents have spikes on them, and that in the summer its incredibly hot even at night and cops chase you away from fountains and the city is full of tourists and partying people that make it impossible to sleep on benches and that in the spring it rains and in the fall it also rains and that your only source of food is going to be a couple of teenagers and uni students volunteering in their spare time to make you a sandwich. and my conclusion from this, is what everyones conclusion should be. this is inhumane and no one deserves to live this way

[prof-grace-aspen]

I love xenogenders. I love micro labels. I love describing my own gender in esoteric terms like "a rainy, misty temperate rainforest in the pacific northwest" or "a boreal forest in the dead of the arctic winter". I'd fly a "tree gender" flag.

But on the flipside of the coin is my belief that none of those microlabels or xenogenders can exist under exclusionary rules, which is why above all, I'm queer. So yes, I love tiny niche identities AND I also believe those identities are blurry as hell and part of a beautiful, massive queer rainbow.

It's like looking at a color wheel - sure, with a computer you could pick out an individual hex color, but if you were to paint that color wheel by hand, you could make that color - or a color so close the human eye couldn't distinguish it - a million different ways, with a million different paints and pigments.

[kaijuno]

[autism-fucking-rocks]

I saw this tweet about how things don't always "occur" to adhd people and I thought I could relate to it as well, although I'm autistic and not adhd.

For example - if I have a headache, it simply won't occur to me to take pain meds. I know I have a headache. I want the pain to stop. I am aware of the existence of pain meds. But the idea never occurs to me to take them until someone else suggests it.

The example they gave in the tweet was that if someone says hello to them, it may not occur to them to say hello back and yep... I do that as well.

I just never realized that other people may not do these things.

[alixir93]

This is called executive dysfunction and it’s very common for both adhd and autistic people! <3

[autism-fucking-rocks]

I was under the impression that executive dysfunction was being unable to transition between tasks. Like that feeling when you're trying to get up and make some food, but your brain won't let you no matter how hard you try. Is that something different?

[innocent-until-proven-geeky]

They are both forms of executive dysfunction! Executive dysfunction simply means one of your executive functions isn’t working. The executive functions are:

Emotional control

Task initiation

Working memory

Self-monitoring (interoception, something a lot of autistics struggle with)

Flexibility

Organization

Planning & time management

Self control

What you’re experiencing and what you already considered executive dysfunction are both issues with task initiation, and I think what you’re experiencing is also an issue with planning.

The reason ADHD and autism are so similar is that the executive functions are impacted; among other symptoms and traits, they are both executive functioning disorders. Which is why you experience this thing that a lot of ADHDers experience, and why ADHD and autism have such a high comorbidity rate.

[autism-fucking-rocks]

That makes a lot of sense. Thank you!

[catsoverloaded]

Alright I need assistance. Between midnight and 3am my little fur demons think it’s play time. I’ve tried playing with them prior to bed time to chill them out, ensuring food is available, but nothing seems to work. Any advice?

[yandere-angela]

realizing cis women also struggle with “passing” a lot of times and has a lot of the same issues with dysphoria trans women have (issues with putting on/losing weight, dissatisfied with bust size, not feeling “feminine” enough, etc.) has done a lot to combat dysphoria for me, cause it’s like, wow, we really have a lot more in common than we have in difference huh

[yandere-angela]

terfs are starting to find this post, and i gotta say: terfs getting mad at a post that explicitly acknowledges cis women’s struggles and with notes full of cis women agreeing and talking about their own struggles and experiences really speaks volumes about how anti-feminist, and frankly misogynistic, terfs really are, that they don’t even give a shit about cis women’s struggles and experiences

[headspace-hotel]

People perceive the differences between genders to be so distinct and clear partly because people who don’t fit the mold are made to feel like freaks, and everyone is held to a standard of “masculinity” or “femininity” that most real people don’t actually fit

Loads of cis women shave their faces, some even can grow full beards, but people think it’s a lot rarer than it actually is because it’s “Bad” for a woman to look “masculine”

[theabigailthorn]

oh look 

https://transwrites.world/have-we-got-it-wrong-on-dysphoria-abigail-thorn-discusses-trans-healthcare/

[kaban-bang]

[itsoofluffy]

the most gorgeous floof [OC]

[piendish]

SHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am sleapy

[piendish]

I am! Going!!! TOFUCKINGSLEEP!!!!!!!!!!!$!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! B

[flagellant]

Man I hope everyone reading this just has a good life. I hope we all just decide to try and be proud of ourselves and what we've accomplished instead of constantly looking for things we never did and finding excuses for the flaws in us because of it. I hope there's warm fresh bread for you in the morning if you want it. That's it

[echo]

street crossiants

[april]

Rating: Not Cute

As magical as it is to see a litter of baby croissants, they are obviously disoriented and will not survive on their own. I hope they were taken to a rescue shelter after this photo was taken.

[recuperationdisliker]

i ate em all. off the ground

[supergameboytwo]

Rating: Cute

Litters of baby croissants love to be eaten. off the ground.