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fluffysheeps

I made whale shark caps! 🦈 The back has little embroidered starfish too!

iamoutofideas

girl I’ll make you perceive shrimp colours

passionpeachy-deactivated202312

moomin trying on snorkmaiden’s ankle bracelet

opt1gan

Must be the season of the witch

nerdietalk

where the fuck did justin’s “AMELIE” impression even fucking come from. griffin’s just reading a question from someone named Amelie Belcher. Seconds pass, enough for justin’s brain to think around the name and its connection to critically-acclaimed 2001 french movie Amelie. he has seconds to remember the movie before the topic changes. and in the deep rumbling of his brain, scrambling for any details about critically-acclaimed 2001 french movie Amelie , justin tyler mcelroy chooses to let out that little high-pitched voice. that voice that, in NO UNIVERSE, sounds anything remotely like audrey tautou, but he still fucking acts like he does. and sure, he doubles down when griffin confronts him on it, THAT i get. but its that split-second decision to remember critically-acclaimed 2001 french movie Amelie, starring audrey tautou as the titular character Amelie, and the thing that justin “juice” mcelroy decides represents the necessary reference to critically-acclaimed 2001 french movie Amelie is, again, a high-pitched version of audrey tautou saying her own character’s fucking name like a goddamn pokemon. and no one can’t watch critically-acclaimed 2001 french movie Amelie anymore because when she’s leading the blind man down the street and describing the sights (which is a weird scene already), i can no longer hear her saying “we just passed the drum major’s widow, she’s worn his coat since he died”, i hear justin “hoops” mcelroy screaming “AMELIE AMELIE AMELIE” in his ear and i lose my fucking mind. imagine being BAFTA winner Jean-Pierre Jeunet, talking with people about his critically-acclaimed 2001 french movie Amelie, named one of the TOP 100 GREATEST FILMS OF THE 21ST CENTURY, WHICH ISN’T EVEN OVER YET and someone just screams at him “I COOK AN EGG WITH A SPOON” because of a split-second design by an american podcaster named justin “ranked west of loathing as one of his top 5 games of 2017, which isn’t to say west of loathing is a bad game and there’s something to be said for using your position to highlight underrated indie gems but its still a wild pick” mcelroy, who definitely ruined the credibility of Jean-Pierre Jeunet for life

pandora-s-shit-deactivated20220

Having ADHD is that your brain either feels like

Or

And it can switch in a matter of seconds.

devinwolfi

bold of you to assume im not

joyfully-it-devours

THATS IT THATS WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE

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taretae

ur local & friendly spirited away soot ⛩🔮✨

sheepishs

tsuyu’s coffee is too hot

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vendetta06

my music taste is immaculate. dick game huge. i am friends with rodents. i am sexy and insane and i think that's cool of me. i am gay. the only flaw is that i'm evil

chanpolaris

Syaoran, Yue and Touya 🍃🌸 Felix, LeeKnow and BangChan

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tlirsgender

Throwback thursday to when I was like 12 and I was putting out new writing DAILY...... Like entire Chapters of my then-current wips just, over an afternoon. What the fuck was I on

tlirsgender

Nobody:

Me, age 12, just started drinking coffee:

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bagh0st-deactivated20240223

I drew 14 pictures during the day, and wrote 32 pages a night. Now I can’t do shit.

audliminal

A huge part of this is because you've gotten better! And now, when you're drawing/writing/doing whatever creative task, you're not just mindlessly throwing thoughts at your paper, you're thinking as you do it. Children can churn out a lot more work because it's not yet refined, but when you're older and have more practice, you work with all these thoughts running through your head about form and shape, color palettes or word choice. Now, you're making a dozen decisions with every moment of work, and you're also questioning the decisions you've just made, wondering if you can do it better. Don't beat yourself up about producing less work now than you did back then, because every sentence or shape involves a lot more effort for you now, than it did when you were ten and brand new to this hobby.

may-shepard

I was going to say something about being less self-conscious as a kid, and just really enjoying what you’re doing being a part of high productivity, but then I read @pearls-of-patton‘s addition to this post and I think this is a much better way to look at it. Maybe the key is to try to find pleasure in your expertise?