#it's really simple

[sillycar3000]

The red stains on my legs looks a lot like hickeys

Or bruises

But really it's just a spilled drink

Negligence

It's funny

And its odd how it pools around my scars

[belimah]

why do you repost a bunch of artists work though like why do you want to be a content farm

I repost art I like from artists I enjoy the art. I also mute every single notification from said arts, don't let anyone comment under 7 days, and will private arts if the artist decides they are no longer okay with reposts even with credit.

Are you dense? Someone is forcing you to come here and consume the art that is being posted? Is anyone threatening you? Go to the artists' pages, follow them, engage with their content, do something useful with your time and stop spending it on dumb ass questions that make no fucking sense. Or don't, I don't know what kind of stupid questions you're gonna aim to said artists, or what kind of dumb shit you're gonna bark at them, it's better you just... go away, yeah? shoo, block me and scram.

[luneserene]

A small simple reminder:

"We both took the invitation and left our sister [Elain] in her sunlit room."

sunlit

sun·​lit

/ˈsʌn.lɪt/

: lighted by or as if by the sun (Merriam-Webster)

Sun.

Sun.

Sun.

[chimera-boy]

I don't feel any inherent connection with the wider 'intersex' community, by the way. I mean I appreciate the idea that people with dsds could find solace in the knowledge that there is, in fact, a categorical demographic of people (however you call it) that have certain overlapping experiences with coercive assignment. A label is important for this. But other than that, dsds are so variable and unique enough to eachother that there can be almost no relatability whatsoever between me and say, someone with Klinefelters. I have none of those symptoms having been born phenotyipically female. I can, reliably, find resources relevant to my situation by searching things pertaining to mixed gonadal dysgenesis, mosaicism, or chimerism however. The specificity of a diagnostic label is more important than the general label of being "someone with atypical traits." Because that does not help me know how those traits affect me or how to live with them. I do not care for being part of some special club that others me.

There is no benefit I attain from that aside from alerting everyone that I'm different, which I prefer to focus on what makes me the same as other men despite said differences so I could lead a functionally average life amongst my sex. The normalization of dsds begins in the comprehension that we are truly men and women who look a bit unique due to a genetic hiccup. Even if our outsides seem at odds with it.

[softpine]

hey i’m sorry if you’ve answered this already, i scrolled through your answers for a bit and didn’t see but i might’ve overlooked it, but since you’re a p*rate now,, would you mind sharing where you got that spicy safe download? i trust you more than google

i used the dlc unlocker so i could keep using my legit game and the gallery and everything :) here’s a tutorial!

[startreatment]

when tiktok folks don't realise a song they use is a cult classic they're uncultured as hell and never listen to anything outside of top 40 

when i listen to an iconic album for the first time and recognise one of the songs as a tiktok trend i'm a free thinker who doesn’t give a fuck about the critics

[jamesbuckybarns]

19 july 1947

Happy birthday to my favourite guitarist & astrophysicist in the world!