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if i look back, i am lost
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I'd rather be in outer space ๐ธ
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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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@just-juniper-joy
Iโve said it before, and Iโll say it again.ย
If you come at me like an asshole, Iโm blocking you.ย
conversations are fine, but if it looks aggressive you are going in the bin. no exceptions.
I have too much shit going on to make space for petty fandom drama.ย
And frankly, I care more for my time and health too much to let people drag me down.
Itโs notย โthin skinnedโ to take care of myself, Itโs just knowing where the line where I get too invested is.
โThus did I declare โ whomsoever cradles the flame and keeps it burning unquenched, need not descend into that darknessโ
big lizards deserve cuddles๐ช๏ธ๐
A swordsman's comfort
i heard ratio is showing up in the next bartender event, i want that guy to get pathetically drunk
he'd recite the periodic table unprompted while slurring all the words in this state
he's a supportive cat dad that believes in his cats
i come bearing luck in hopes of receiving adolescent ratiorine child with middle aged ratiorine (they are sublime)
my sweeties... with a smaller sweetie they care about very much......๐ฅบ
and now, the final act...!
he will not be swayed
handsome guy
ANOTHER cis guy with the power to joke about trans-ness.
#an innovative new twist on healing cock?
being disabled will really have you thinking/saying things like โyeah iโm not really THAT disabled. as long as i take my meds twice a day (and as needed), eat and drink exactly the right things, keep the perfect balance of being active and resting, the weather is stable, and nothing unexpected happens AT ALLโฆ iโm totally FINE! i probably should not even call myself disabled at this point because iโm doing so well!โ
if you donโt want to call yourself disabled, thatโs fine and it is your choice! but if youโre only โfineโ or โdoing really wellโ when a bunch of different variables are all lined up perfectly, then maybe you are not fine actually. just a thought!
Something I think people who donโt live with chronic illness donโt understand is that there is a big difference between resting to get better and resting to avoid getting worse.
ChronicVerse
[ID: โshout out to those who: are sick of being chronically ill / donโt have a great support system / have to function while struggling / have experienced medical gaslighting / always need to explain their illness / had a rough week and need support.โ there are doodles above each bullet point, of a butterfly, flowers, and mushrooms.]
It feels like our time in Belobog was far too short compared to Luofu.
Me: I'm going to look at horse forums, I bet the drama there is so funny
Me after 4 hours of horse forums: Damn....those people really love and care about their horses...
See, I think horse people are Like That because you can't do anything with a horse without entering into The Mind of the Horse. Like yeah, to ride a horse you need an intimate understanding of how its body moves and how your body is in contact with it and everything it is seeing and hearing and feeling in its own body and how your body responding to the horse's movement and reactions creates feedbacks upon the horse's responseโwhich in itself is borderline spiritually merging yourself with the horse consciousness โbut you can't even clean a horse's feet or lead it into a pasture without some power to understand What It Is Like To Be A Horse, because a horse is a Giant Beast with strong instincts that can drive it to kill or maim in a heartbeat, and it's the horse's trust and confidence in you and by extension your trust and confidence in the horse that keeps you both safe.
So being a horse person seems to be 90% stuff like standing in the stall trying to telepathically Enter The Consciousness of the Horse to try to unlock why the horse is fucking scared shitless of mops
and subsequently to Understand the Deep Psychological Foundation of Horse Self-Confidence so as to create a Scenario where the horse can encounter a mop and feel empowered and strong rather than Murderously Terrified
@osedaxworm yeah i think the "why" comes into play when they're trying to figure out what the common thread is in the set of related things that make the horse freak out
A lot of the people I was reading about had horses that came from previous owners and it seems like a long string of bad training practices in the past can leave the owner of a rescued horse with a LOT of work
The most wild thing about horse training to me is that the horses start to try and do it back if you telepathically Enter The Consciousness of the Horse correctly.
I acquired an abused and neglected horse a few months ago. She spent the earlier days of our interactions trying to bite me, kick me, run me over, and buck me off through any means necessary. I empathized with her. I was very gentle with her and showed her that I didn't plan on bringing her any additional harm. She started letting me introduce her to people, and she even started letting the vets I brought in help her instead of trying to fight them.
A couple of weeks ago, I asked her to jump over a scary obstacle for the first time. She was really uncertain and kept checking in to make sure I thought it was fine, and when she realized that I was sure, she did the horse equivalent of saying, "well, okay, we can give it a shot since it seems like you really want to". Lately when she's unsure if something is okay, or when she doesn't want to do something, she's taken to simply stopping instead of bucking. I think she's trying to take care of me. We still need to get through the stopping problem, but I'm beyond grateful to her for trying to keep me safe even when she's feeling strong emotions.
The past few days, she's spent a lot of time licking me from head to toe. Not even just my skin, but my clothes, too. This wouldn't be super significant, except that I have a dissociative disorder, and I've been in and out for the past few days. It seems like she's trying to keep me here.
If you try to understand the horses, they try to understand you. They're truly unlike any other kind of animal I've worked with in how deeply they try to understand their people.
*gently holds this post* hornse...
Horses are deeply perceptive animals and to some degree understand human emotion and empathize with it. They do start to see you as their herd mate, their friend, their protector, and in return they will protect you in their own way.
I can sit outside on the ground in my field with my horses, and if I'm feeling happy and relaxed, they think, "Oh, our human is resting here. We will stand vigil." And one will position themself over me. Others will stand watch. And the great thing is, if you take up the position of standing vigil among horses that trust you, they'll say, "My human is here watching over me. I can rest now too." And having a horse trust you enough to lie prone on the ground and sleep is a wonderful feeling.
Alternatively, they pick up when things are wrong too. If I am scared, you can believe they will be wary, which is why it's so unbelievably important to work through fear rather than expressing it uncontrolled when you're around a horse. They will respond how you do. They also can tell if I'm upset. Going back to the situation where I go out and sit in the field. I've done that a couple times while deeply upset. The horses that aren't mine, that I don't share as close of a bond with, are a little unnerved by it. They investigate, but ultimately are more worried. However, the horses that I do have a bond with have seen me and thought, "There's something wrong with my human. They're upset about something. I might be able to help." Now, their version of helping is standing over me, chewing on my hair, pulling on my shoelaces, and chasing off other horses who try to investigate, but those are behaviors that tie back into me being part of their herd. Grooming, play, and protection. And again, getting a bond like that isn't easy, but it is so worth it.
They'll also try to eat your hair if they like you. That's not relevant to this discussion it's just really annoying.
Does anyone recognize who Guthred's voice actor was? That guy who was possessing Ororon who called Capitano commander?
I swear I recognized it but I couldn't figure out from where and it's driving me crazy.
