The scroll had a typo

she/her and he/him; trying to write my story w/ my lil ocs; I will always welcome messages and questions :3

[misspelled-magic]

My pinned:

Hello! Please call me mage, or flint. I use she/her and he/him pronouns.

I am a system If you would like access to blogs for some of our headmates, DM me!

Current interests:

> White Boy Bracket 🧍‍♂️

> my own lil story *️⃣

> Sander Sides 🌈

> Stanley Parable (Ultra Deluxe) 💬

What I do:

I can both draw and write! very cool, I know 😎. I draw fanart sometimes, write fanfiction sometimes. You can always request a drawing or give a prompt, but don't be upset if I choose not to do it.

I like (in no particular order):

> role-playing

> tormenting the blorbos :3

> tea

> collaborating and or trading and bartering for things

> using emojis and emoticons

> staying silly

> hopepunk and humanity

> my kitty cat

[chortlebot]

before someone screenshots this and posts it elsewhere this is me

[clawcakes]

PREV TRUTH NUKE

[kosmogrl]

[rylandsgrace]

Conclave (2024) dir. Edward Berger

[spicymochi]

your month, your mini cat!

[biscuitfacegrey]

HAPPY PRIDE 2026!

I thought it was only fitting I do a pride piece for my Sasi college/human au, as this will be the first year I’m actually participating in my local pride parade! I love these losers so much, it was so fun to do this.

Closeups under the cut!

[yourfaveisintersex]

what if I just made my profile picture a male calico cat or something. hurm

[icewingassasin]

Could I suggest a picture of Dawntreader Texas Calboy? He is a beautiful male calico cat who is a chimera. He's also somewhat controversial among some cat fancy associations since he is a male cat with female colors, and some people are strangely transphobic towards him, despite him being a cat? There was even a rule implemented to keep him from competing in a cat show. If you look up his name, he made a few news articles.

[yourfaveisintersex]

Oh my god?????

Yeah you're right about beautiful I'm squeezing him until he pops!!!!! I love this guy I think I'm going to make an edit real quickly Calboy I love you I'm so sorry people are calling you a freak??????

[yourfaveisintersex]

:)

[disabirbity]

One of the main problems around people with personality disorders (particularly cluster B), psychotic disorders, OSDD/DID/other CDDs or other stigmatised mental conditions is, well... Everything we do gets put back onto our disorder. Every fault, every misstep, every mistake is used as proof to say that the stigma of us all being horrible people is right.

We can say "not everyone with x disorder harms people, and in fact we're more likely to BE harmed and abused than we are to hurt others" as much as we like--and of course, that's a true statement. But the moment someone with a stigmatised mental illness does something wrong, it's "of course you'd do xyz, you're a narcissist" or "checks out with the psychosis".

Someone with ASPD could cut someone off for any valid reason, but anyone else could spin it into "yeah, that's sociopaths for you". Someone with psychosis could wrongfully accuse someone of something and without being given a chance to apologise, suddenly it's "this is why we don't trust delusional people like you" and you're discredited from here on out. Someone with DID could genuinely forget that their alter had an argument with someone and be trying to sort it out, but no one wants to hear that something was forgotten in the amnesia, so and all they get is "see, people with DID just blame everything on their alters".

People with stigmatised disorders are just like anyone else. They're not evil or uniquely capable of harm, but that also means they're not incapable of making mistakes. Everyone is entitled to their own limits but I think people need to be more aware that disabled people can make genuine mistakes and one slip up or argument doesn't mean that pwNPD is secretly manipulating you. Sometimes people are manipulative and you need to be able to tell the difference--just like neurotypicals, disabled people can be abusive. But blaming mistakes or even genuine malice on someone's disorder does nothing but harm a marginalised group of people. If you wouldn't say "of course you would, you're neurotypical" to someone abusing someone else or if that wouldn't make sense to you, why would you do it to disabled people?

[loullipopx]

My Pokémon ❤️💙

[ontologicallyevilseme]

getting an evil spirit put inside you without your knowledge or consent is basically a classic childhood experience

[ontologicallyevilseme]

you'll never believe this

[hotvampireadjacent]

[saucefunk]

spin

[scheduledlogansanders]

Warning: Flamable Chemicals Inside

[sweetest-honeybee]

Oh yeah I did this scribble of Roman the other day bc I was talking about using Medibang on my iPad again 😂 He’s nottttt super proportionate but he’s cute! I haven’t used that app in a WHILE since I’ve gotten procreate

[tiktoks-i-enjoyed]

Clip of Lucy Dacus on the Las Culturistas podcast.

[pxxplx]

Rocky and Grace

Project Hail Mary art Pixel animation

[shrugsinchinese]

Let’s pray