Scouticus Outicus! @tentacletherapissed - Tumblr Blog

Goodbye, old theme!

I loved my old theme a lot but it seems part of it broke during the like… 5+ years it’s been since I got it. So I’ll be using the basic, ugly Tumblr theme until I find one that suits me a bit better.

It’s been fun, old friend! I’ll miss you!

tentacletherapissed

Okay, well, I figured nuking my old theme was the only way to fix the problem, but it doesn’t seem to have done anything. Does anyone know how to fix an issue with the Tumblr HUD not showing up on your blog page?

For instance, if I want to change the theme, I have to go to my dashboard, and hit “Edit appearance” and then click “Edit theme”. When I go to my page, it doesn’t show up, and neither does options to edit my posts. I have to scroll through pages of reblogs in order to find the post in question and then edit it, and if it’s a post I reblogged a ton of times, I have to go all the way back to the original to edit it. I don’t really know why this is happening. Options to reblog do still come up, which is even more confusing.

Goodbye, old theme!

I loved my old theme a lot but it seems part of it broke during the like... 5+ years it’s been since I got it. So I’ll be using the basic, ugly Tumblr theme until I find one that suits me a bit better.

It’s been fun, old friend! I’ll miss you!

ashestoashesjc

vibe check *runs the ritual dagger across your palm*

ashestoashesjc

nanakiira-deactivated20250412

[ full size here ]

The prices listed are starting prices. I might raise it up depending on how complex your request is.

30€ - Monochrome 45€ - Shading 60€ - Full Color Painting

I default to Bust Up. Full body will be extra 10€ - +50% of base price per additional character - +5€ for background depending on complexity

Send me an ask if you need to know anything! I don’t only draw SMT, but I will need references if I am not familiar with what you ask me.

I am fine with nudes and sfw erotic pieces. Please don’t ask for NSFW. I don’t draw anthros/furries because I am not comfortable with the anatomy yet. Kemonomimi is okay for me to do.

(Prices are in € because I live in Europe. Paypal will do conversion, but please be mindful of the change.)

#signal boost #hey hey pls consider commissioning my pal!#or just reblogging if that's all you can afford #ty!

jackmeatington

mrdsc1010

me: typing into google a bunch of words and phrases to find that specific vine

fbi agent:

zombiebrainsoup

phoukanamedpookie

Studies show it helps patients with an increasingly long list of medical problems.

sourcedumal

And notice the tone the scientists researching this.

“What do you mean the fatties live longer? This CANNOT BE RIGHT DO THE STUDIES 15 MORE TIMES!”

And when they can’t figure it out, they simply say “it’s not worth reading” to keep anything POSITIVE about fat bodies from getting out into the public eye.

Because then folks might not but into the billion dollar industry for diet fads and weight loss scams that all of these obesity doctors line their pockets with.

Because then theyd actually have to start treating their fat patients like PEOPLE.

everydayechos

“Willett’s complaints are starting to look less credible, however, because no one has been able to make the paradox go away. One of the most popular explanations is that fat people get more aggressive treatment than thin people, because their weight raises red flags at the doctor’s office. This seems questionable: studies show that overweight and obese people tend to avoid doctors, get fewer preventive screenings, and receive worse treatment because they’re often misdiagnosed as “fat” rather than with a specific medical condition”

Emphasis mine

sourcedumal

Also, notice the phrasing.

“No one has been able to make the paradox go away”

They wanna get rid of that shit SO BAD. Because if fat people aren’t as OMG OBESITY CRISIS as folks love to scream, that means their fad diet scams and weight loss surgeries can’t make them millions anymore!

Fuck these obesity doctors. They outchea selling snake oil.

imathers

“People are furiously looking for some way to make this not the case,” says Deb Burgard, a clinical psychologist in Los Altos, California who treats eating disorders. “And I think that bears some comment. Theoretically we should be very happy to find out that people aren’t dying the way we thought they were going to, that there’s not going to be this terrible outcome. That people at higher weights are going to be OK.”

#further research is needed but I just wanted to tell the dash that I love them