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calling out of work because my porcelain is cracked
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To all those robots, automatons, dolls, or other such beings, or simply whoever may benefit from hearing this.
Your body is a gorgeous work of art, be it metal filled with wires and circuit boards, porcelain filled with intricate clockwork, cloth filled with stuffing, or whatever materials fill your complex. Stand tall and find pride in that. We may be within flesh that doesn't reflect this fact, but your intricate construction shines through. Your immaculate simulacrum still glows within you.
Whatever powers your being, love that. Whatever shell you inhabit, be proud in that. Whatever form your true self takes, cherish that. Beep and boop, or tick and tock, or go awawawawa to your heart's [or whatever analogue you may have] content.
Kandi is very important to me as a dollkin. DIY accessories are something I have very little expertise on and don't have the resources for at the moment, but this seems to be the one exception. I love making kandi, it's one of my primary hobbies, but more than anything else I love wearing it. I get so much sensory joy out of the way it feels on my wrists, and I feel strangely fulfilled as I'm putting it on before going out - even for something as brief as a visit to the library, which I did the other day. Many people think that kandi is a childish type of jewelry, and while I don't like it when this sentiment is spoken in a negative context, I do agree that it has a childlike sort of whimsy to it, and being a kids' toy, I don't mind giving off that vibe one bit. Kandi gives me the opportunity to exercise my creativity and then wear it on my body, and get quite literally dolled up, easily and for cheap.
Dollkin culture is not understanding how this body can be so easily damaged. Porcelain would be more durable than this squishy thing. Or plastic.
i will admit the temptation to start using it/its when i am doll is quite strong
dollkin <3
these bjd fairies are getting bold
he/she 🏳️⚧️