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in the morgue. straight up "rigging it". and by "it", haha, well. let's justr say. my mortis
I am never going caroling at the psychiatric hospital again. In hindsight, singing “Do You Hear What I Hear” was not a great idea.
therapist: okay what about this, think about the comfiest place you know and imagine yourself in that place
: in a coffin, six feet under?
therapist:
Send a ‘ ⚰️ ’ for a drabble of what my muse would say at your muse’s tombstone.
I needed to look something up for art reasons and
[ID: an screenshot showing a google search for "how tall are gravestones" along with the top line of an answer that says "the upright slab of stone, where inscriptions are made, is called the die". end ID]
I understand why it's called that but for some reason the phrasing of it took me out
quote of the day from Lucy: "you can't even remember the year the first crematorium in the US opened?! fucking fake death fan"
I wish I had a poster on my wall that said "Dick Biter of the Year Award".
*Gets art ideas*
Laugh the pain away.