#cakethoughts

[coffeecakeandanxiety]

Eeeshk it's been a long time since I've been on. Had a bit of a mental health relapse so I've just been focused on getting well. Really trying to reallign my self care routine and be very diligent with my meds and my meditation. My new quarter started on Monday so I'm really trying to focus on doing well and getting back on track.

[coffeecakeandanxiety]

I just read an article from a fat person defending Insatiable and it was just full of the most self hating nonsense I've ever seen.

"I've never heard of a former fatty slimming down and still feeling bad about themselves"

Well I fucking have. A lot actually. And as a former thinny, I can tell you I'm for sure much much happier as a heavier person.

[cakedoggy]

I have an insys girlfriend nowww I can’t wait to fill her up with puppies ^_^!!!!

[mycakethoughts-blog]

Its all I wanted..

[stellanorris]

Cake on the brain. A drawing a day. Day 99. #cakethoughts #cake #cakeonthebrain #adrawingaday #drawing #doodle #nightowl #nighttimedrawing

[theycallhimcake]

:T

That feel when you finally get those comments from people who randomly pass by, stop, and tell you how strange it is to draw huge boobs.

[theycallhimcake]

Hands and Fists

Hands are weird. They're the only things I know of that, when made into a different position, will be referred to as something else entirely.

When you clench your hand, it's no longer called a hand. It's called a fist. It's technically a hand, but you don't look at a fist and refer to it as a hand. Or even think of it as a hand. You think of it as a fist. A means of causing harm to something else; a collection of flesh and bone balled up to utilize force.

Maybe it's because of the intentions of the two that make them seem so separate. An open hand is used to fix things. To operate. To create. To help others. To type. To feed. To play. To hold. To touch. To do.

A fist is used to... punch things. To cause harm.

Maybe the two names are meant to distinguish between a human/animal mode when referring to people. When you clench your hand and it becomes a fist, there aren't a lot of complicated thoughts running through your head. It's a moment of tension and intention to hurt something for whatever reason. Whether or not it's for self defense, at the end of the day, that's exactly what it is. That's all it is. 

I think that's the reason we have different words for the same thing, in this case. The intent changes with the position, and the difference is pretty noticable. 

[theycallhimcake]

I've seen the same male torso tutorial thing reblogged by 6 or 7 people. It's pretty awesome and informative

"I'm gonna use this!" they say.

Ironically, the only thing anyone seems to draw around here is women...