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pixel skylines
Xuebing Du
Not today Justin
i don't do bad sauce passes
hello vonnie
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will byers stan first human second
$LAYYYTER
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Cosimo Galluzzi
noise dept.
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
Misplaced Lens Cap
DEAR READER
ellievsbear
Love Begins
Cosmic Funnies
Three Goblin Art
Discoholic 🪩
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@squibbymun
Hi !!
Hi !! I'm Squibby last name Withwunbee !!
Twitter might be getting set on fire so I'm here now! And if not I might still be here because why not at this point ? Pls be patient with me im trying
16 years old, non-binary, she/they, aroace, any gendered terms/titles, Splatoon enjoyer (Alongside other stuff!)
i also draw :>
every chonny jash song is like *voice with the most autotune and layering possible* ME AT THE SUICIDE STORE *the fastest drums youve ever heard in your life* *voices in the background saying some words you arent really sure are real* ohhh my fucking god theyre arguing again *RANDOM XYLOPHONE* were like jekyll and hyde if there were 3 Of Them. and then you look at his directors commentary and hes like “gonna be honest i dont fucking know what i was doing either”
when abled people talk about employability + disability I don't think they entirely understand the domino effect of unemployment/underemployment that can happen in a disabled person's life
the kinds of jobs that are considered 'unskilled' or 'entry level' are inaccessible for various reasons (e.g. involve having to stand up for long periods of time)
the time in your life when many people are expected to start working these entry level jobs is while you're still in school. the sheer exhaustion of school means that even when those jobs aren't completely inaccessible, many disabled people simply do not have the energy to do them
without any work experience, it's very hard to get work. the kinds of jobs that tend to have more accessible workplaces are either not entry-level or require a certain level of education to enter them. also without having gone through a hiring process before, it's very hard to even know what to expect from a job, which only creates additional barriers
even if you do have work experience, being disabled is not really taken as a valid reason to have gaps in your resume, which means you immediately look like a suspicious/risky hire to a HR department
disabled people, once we do have jobs, are more likely to be underemployed than abled people, meaning that we have fewer opportunities to demonstrate our skills in the workplace, and are less likely to be able to accumulate a back catalogue of good references to take with us in the 'getting a new job' mission. this itself keeps us underemployed
NOT to mention the fact that the exact same process can happen with respect to education (the being in special ed -> being able to go to university pipeline is basically non-existent. and if it is there, it is very hard to navigate). I'm not sure yet another 'employable skills program' can get us out of this one, chief
Considering twin runes takes place after chapter 3 this could theoretically happen and that would be hilarious.
Credit to @akanemnon for creating Twin Runes and apologies for this being looking less bad than I'd like to.
Sketches:
I mean, it doesn't take place after the Chapter 3 we got, but hey! This is still a really fun comic! Thank you so SO much for your lovely comic! I absolutely love it and I think it looks great!
People talk all the time about autistic people not understanding others but there's also the accursed autistic "saying exactly what you wanna say, straight to the point, very little nuance & then people misinterpret it because they assume there's a hidden nonliteral meaning" phenomenon
as promised:
me trying to make a hit tweet: if i was made of candy i would call frotting “frosting.“ a funny little play on words you see. and lets say if you were made of candy id be chewing that bubble gum if you know what i mean.
small grey alien i have trapped in my wine cellar: the first one has potential. insert a joke about what you would call cum 6/10. second one is unclear and paints a grotesque and generally unpleasing mental image 2/10.
me: aw man... ill never be famous.. *kicks a can*
small grey alien: nooo dude dont say that maybe if you let me out of this wine cellar i could help you make even better xeets
why does everyone only like my bad posts
its been said before but insisting that any real life person is trans and they 'just don't know it yet' when they've stated that they don't identify that way is a really extremely weird thing to do EVEN IF you're literally right. cis people should be able to be gnc and use any pronouns they want without someone insisting they're an egg because cis people being gnc is an objectively good thing for literally everyone. you're just pushing gender conformity again but in a #woke way
OOOH MY GOD LESBIANS!!!!!!
[Image Description: A digital drawing of Tenna peering down at Lancer on the floor, who reaches out and smacks his hand on the ground, which makes a splat noise. Tenna perks up and turns to face off screen, saying: "MIKE! Get this kid a controller!" End ID.]
Human pomni, the little accountant
Wanted to draw the lightners without their outer layers cus I realized they're all wearing more than one layer? Lmao? It's cold in home town
Also just wanted more practice drawing them. Kris and noelle give me the hardest time
i’d play a whole game about these two just hanging out ngl
(188) Pride month is over, they’re going into the light
This disability pride month I'm BEGGING you to acknowledge and care about the people in this community who often fly under the radar when it comes to positivity and information. People who require equipment to live, like ventilators, pacemakers, and feeding tubes. People who are bedbound. People with visible differences. People who have disabilities caused by things like substance abuse, overdose, or self harm. People with conditions so rare that they've never met someone who has the same one. People who need full time care and have to have help to use social media.
If you want to support the community, that means supporting all of the community. Disability pride means being proud of every last one of us, and making sure everyone feels heard. Make sure to amplify the voices of those who need it this month, and ideally for the rest of the year too.
I finally beat this boss yaay!! Feat a more realistic version:
