[questevelm]

Moved to @peiskosa !

[questevelm]

demise hit on @might-be-judas ! had fun making it :D

also hehehe,,, B O N K

[questevelm]

is blue dye healthy for lawn grass

usually! companies who treat lawns for weeds/pests tend to use blue dye in their products to indicate where they've sprayed to avoid overspraying, which is less harmful for the lawn- theres also advertised homemade blue or green dye for your lawn if you just like how it looks! its completely harmless; so as long as you're careful and use the right products, id reckon so!

[wakandamama]

So, I really like doing Picrews but I’m also Black, SO! I decided to compile a list of picrews and dolls that had a wide range of skin tones, option for Black facial features and Black hair options THAT MAKE SENSE. If you find anymore please add on! These are my favs to go back to 😁

Djarn Charater maker

Smile Maker

Icon Maker-Star Wars

Icon Maker by Magenta Girl

Adorable Character

Vintage Western Girl

BAYDEWS AVATER MAKER

Specs Maker

Hummm Girl

Girl Maker

Poicon Maker

Aloha! Sushicore Icon

Space Princess

[wakandamama]

I got some more Black and Brown friendly picrews yall 🙆🏽‍♀️🙆🏾‍♀️🙆🏿‍♀️

Plastic Girl

Lichtenstyler (pop art)

Head Creator

Wow U R So Cool ( male or NB maker)

BumBean

Makowka OC

Pbelt Witchsona

[wakandamama]

Pbelt Witchsona

[hearteyes-for-killmonger]

Add mine!!

Hot Girl Summer

[wakandamama]

This one is so cute sis!!

[wakandamama]

Conner’s Doodle Creator

[wakandamama]

Yee Haw Character

[wakandamama]

Wink ID

[enamorxte]

REBLOG IF YOU HAVE STRETCHMARKS

This way people can see they’re not alone. I have them and this would help me see that.

[nlkjbkhvjucgkyfxjtd]

pls support trans girls and trans women who like traditionally masculine things

[nlkjbkhvjucgkyfxjtd]

no seriously please reblog this ive seen so many posts saying to support trans boys and trans men who like traditionally feminine things and those posts are good!! i love them!!

but i have never in my life seen a post saying to support masculine trans girls and trans women or trans girls and trans women who like traditionally masculine things and its really important to understand that showing support for trans women in any form is just as important as showing support for trans men so please, please reblog this.

support trans women and trans girls. support trans women and trans girls who like traditionally masculine things. trans women and trans girls who like traditionally masculine things are not any less valid than trans women and trans girls who don’t!!

[araccoonthatlikesmurder]

Reblogging

[fuckboyzuko]

WAKE UP, Y'ALL, LYFT FUCKING SNAPPED.

NPR's article here.

[fuckboyzuko]

Considering how few notes this post has, I've gotten a lot of hate mail about it. Sure would be a shame if y'all kept reblogging it and pissed off the Pro-Life crowd. :)

[questevelm]

it me!

[inkskinned]

i don't quite have the words for it, but i fucking hate that post: "If he writes her a few sonnets, he loves her. If he writes her three hundred sonnets, he loves sonnets." there's similar versions of it everywhere: if you take pictures of someone too much, you like taking pictures, not the person. if you make them dinner every night, maybe you just like making dinner.

maybe - and this is true - love can be both. love can be - i'm good at this thing, and i love doing it, but i love you and it feels worthwhile to make it for you.

i take pictures of my friends so i can look at them later. i also love taking pictures, and i love my friends being in those pictures. i write her poems because i love writing poems, but she is why i love, and that makes love poems worth writing. i've made you something, because i love to make, and i love to make for you. i will invent and create and it will all be for you, because each time i think i can do it better.

who are you, to look at my motivations, to declare - i've done it, i've gotten to the heart of the matter - when instead you have ripped the heart right out of the matter entirely? love can be three hundred sonnets. it can be saying - i have only one way to express this, and i will do it, over and over again. i cannot get the image of you out of me.

how dismal, to live in a world where you believe there is a cap on how much love can be perceived. that the way any person loves is so shallow that it only survives if it hasn't undergone writing. that it can only outlast a few songs, and afterwards, the music is devoid of meaning.

i love you, i will do the dishes for you three hundred times - and i do not love it, i just love that it is easier for you. i love you, i will, if you let me, spend three hundred mornings drinking coffee next to you. and we can both love coffee, and love that it tastes different to drink coffee beside you, and love our mornings. i love you, i will write you three hundred sonnets if you want me to, but, as a warning - i'm not particularly good at rhyming.

capture love however you can. surround yourself in it. there are never enough memories. there is never enough time. there are never enough ways to hold onto it. write and make louder. i want your three hundred poems. i want to be loved so hard that you will spend hours on the sculpting of iambic pentameter. i want you to love without a horizon, so it stretches out so far around you that you cannot help but make, and sing, and mend.

[beesabuzzin]

Martin takes all the time in the world to learn everyone’s favorite type of tea, the right amount of milk, the perfect bit of sugar. There’s different people in the archives, and in the library before that, but he learns everyone’s choice of drink. Its his thing, it’s what he does. He pays attention to those little details, even if they don’t really matter. 

and then one day he’s late to work, it’s a tough morning. He missed the train, or it rained and his favorite shoes got soggy, or his mother decided to call him at five am and it was bad. But he’s late, and he’s so tired, and no one even seems to notice that he was so late. Maybe no one would notice if he didn’t make them tea, maybe they dont really care anyways. but he goes to make tea because it’s all he has right now, a familiar ritual to fall back on. Except the break room isn’t empty. Jons there, making a sickenly sweet cup of tea that Martin wants to cringe at, if it weren’t exactly how he secretly takes it when he wants to indulge on bad days. 

Jon goes, “Ah, you’re here. Good.” And hands him the mug of tea before leaving. Martin tries not to let it get to him. He blames his flushed cheeks on the perfect cup of tea. Someone noticed his little details. They mattered to Jon.

[dramatic-dolphin]

u know when there's an article or something abt a historical person and everyone is like "don't try to apply modern gender labels to her, this was clearly a woman who cross-dressed for better opportunities/education/safety!" and I'm like sure that tracks, there's been countless women in history who were women but dressed as men in order to get an education/fight in a war and so on

and then I read the contemporary sources on this person and it's full of "he threatened to shoot anyone who called him a woman" and "petitioned the local government to legally consider him a man, on the grounds of 'I live as a man anyway'" and "he always said he should have been born a man and it was only by misfortune that he was born a woman"

like... babes, I do agree with not applying modern labels to historical people, but this does not sound like someone who just cross-dressed for better opportunities

[gobbochune-deactivated20241018]

historical figure: i am aMAN i wish i was a man and even after im DEAD i am begging you. BEGGING YOU. to please dont deadname me on my tombstone. this is so important to me. im so terrified of being erased that at the age of 25 im making plans for my DEATH just to ensure no one calls me a woman. terfs: obviously a lesbian who wanted to be a mechanic.

[william-snekspeare]

working memory bad 💚

[william-snekspeare]

ALTERNATE ENDING:

there are lots of coping mechanisms out there but this is the only method that (sometimes) works on my wretched brain. can't remember? predict the Future

[veliseraptor]

look, I know it’s ~problematic~ for all kinds of reasons but I do kind of love when there’s a character with few or no scruples who outsources their moral compass to someone else

it’s sort of the equivalent of when a cat jumps up somewhere they shouldn’t be and you just pick them up and move them off it, only with murder or whatever. 

character a looking at character b like “okay is this a situation where I can do a murder” and character b like. “no. we’ve gone over this.”

I just find it very funny

[indigobluerose]

It also allows for the situation where A asks if it’s murder time and B, with barely contained fury vibrating in every vein, replies, “Yes.”

[neosilverthorn]

You see this in tabletop gaming groups a lot, where someone’s the morality pet for the guy who just wants to kick in the door and kill everything behind it.  Shadowrun and Cyberpunk are infamous for having these situations, usually when you have one player reigning in the guy who’s basically a human brain mounted in a mini-mech.

Also, I appreciate when the “God save your sorry ass if you hurt their moral compass” sub trope comes into play.

[hollowboobtheory]

[damesho-deactivated20210114]

part of becoming confident with yourself is just… posting it anyway. writing it anyway. even if you feel like it won’t be recognized, the process is just as important as the results. if you like what you do and who you are that validation will come naturally. shit won’t feel forced either.

[stardryad]

What if hobbits used floral earrings 🌸

[moonlit-sunflower-books]

writing should be fun.

make oc playlists. spend hours on moodboards that have no purpose. write self-indulgent fluff that’s never going to be published. scribble three lines of poetry in the back of your history notebook. draw fanart of your own characters. write stupid dialogue that your publishers might hate. start new wips that you might never finish but write those three chapters that make you happy because if you don’t write them, who else will?

writing shouldn’t always be about “will publishers like this” or “i have to reach this word count” or “how do i get the most likes”.

have fun with your writing.

[questevelm]

buh,,?