enno

punk may not be dead but my social life sure is so here i am [he/they/it]

[tranarchx]

helloo i guess i'll do a little introductory thing here

i'm enno, a 20-something y/o neurodivergent trans masc from central europe

i love all things (folk-)punk and diy, videogames, animation and other nerdy shit

i've recently started making my own patches and pins out of old clothes and bottle caps, here's some of the things i've made so far

i'm chronically ill and disabled which makes diy projects pretty exhausting for me but i'm hoping to get more into it over time

hoping to find a space for me to share my thoughts and projects here, maybe even make some friends, as i'm in desperate need of both lol

[sandmandaddy69]

[milf--adjacent]

[covid-safer-hotties]

[rikaklassen]

Image description: An edited meme with pink text on black background, "'Match my freak' How about you match my respirator mask, my regular testing and my exposure communication and air purification?" The words "respirator mask", "regular testing" and "air purification" are in white.

[covid-safer-hotties]

Source

[simulacrvm]

i really dont mean to trivialize it but being covid conscious and walking past random 20/30-somethings on the street talking about their mysterious new health conditions that 'came out of nowhere' really truly makes me feel like im in the prologue chapter of an apocalyptic video game

[tranarchx]

with the news about hantavirus, ebola, bird flu and covid still around,,, how are people not scared as fuck right now?? and i don't mean the ones who just ignore all of this anyway, i'm talking about the "leftists" who KNOW they should be masking, the ones i've talked to about this stuff many many times and always agreed with me (to my face, at least) but then just went back to their "regular" lives, the ones where i know they're at least getting some of those news on their feeds. how do they not want to protect themselves, their loved ones, their communites? the disabled and chronically ill folks they claim to care so much about? why do they feel like you're personally attacking them and overstepping their boundaries when you tell them how you actually feel about them abondoning you and their values just so they can return to their "normal" and live comfortably in their ignorance? HOW ARE YOU NOT SCARED???

i'll never get it.

[tranarchx]

forever pissed off at the fact that i know more about my disabilities than my doctors do i thought y'all studied this shit

[covid-safer-hotties]

[tranarchx]

rewatching critical role campaign 2 once again and damn.. fjord really did aaall that just for a control water spell huh

[tranarchx]

dislocated my knee for the first time tonight. worst pain of my life. none of the emergency medics knew what hypermobility/ehlers danlos is. fuck this shit

[tranarchx]

my love language is giving people homemade banana bread. not presents in general. not even baked goods. just banana bread

[covid-safer-hotties]

I feel like people let the fact that their individual action isn't enough to be the solution to a systemic problem stop them from letting it be the solution to a smaller problem. Giving a stranger a mask or a covid test or convincing a friend to mask at the grocery store is you doing your best and it makes a difference. Keep up the good work, even if it's thankless.

[bisexuanal]

You can really tell who’s never experienced poverty and food insecurity when it comes to discussions around food costs and how unhealthy food is cheaper. Some fucker always comes in with the price of like… lettuce or… apples. And it’s like yeah bitch but can you work an 11 hour shift after eating some salad and an apple!?! Find me something cheaper, and more filling than the broke ass staples of boxed mac and cheese, hot dogs, noodles, bread, beans, and rice. I’ll wait.

It also ignores the mental toll that poverty takes like maybe your home made veggie filled recipe isn’t crazy expensive but it also involves prep time and cooking time and organization in terms of fresh food that a lotta poor people can’t manage.

Not to mention if you can only afford to get to the store once every couple weeks via bus or cab then you can’t keep fresh veg on deck.

But ya know.. poor people are just dumb and lazy.

[tranarchx]

just let sci-fi be fiction ffs we don't need all this bs

[tranarchx]

made some new linocut patches!! very happy with how these turned out

[covid-safer-hotties]

^PDF link for those interested (Also includes sources)

[vitariesocks]

Because my comics have gone around the internet, many people have asked if I’ve “gotten better yet”. The answer is a firm NO because that’s not how post-viral illness triggered by an infection that causes organ and brain damage works. Please consider your behavior and who you are leaving behind.

Check out the People’s CDC here where they provide weekly updates on the COVID situation in the U.S.

ID in alt text and below!

ID: a 10-image black-and-white cartoony comic.

The 1st image is titled Pandemic Year 3 and dated January 2023. The drawing shows a masked boy with fluffy hair, Joey, surrounded by unmasked people. The text reads: At some point, the people around me decided that the price of me staying alive — a few small inconveniences for them — was too high. In image 2, Joey sits at a table with his drawing tablet looking concerned. The text reads: The world, many loved ones included, is actively hostile to me continuing to live. How do I cope with that? I don’t have the answer. I’m just really alone.

Joey, stressed and frightened, clutches his laptop. The text reads: And I mean really alone. A figure on the laptop screen says: High-risk people will take care of themselves. Joey yells: How?

This image is split into two panels. The first one reads: How do I keep myself safe when the store, work, and school, is a death trap? For each word, a triangle displays that maskless environment. The second panel shows Joey’s sad face in a Zoom window. The text reads: I’m taking my final semester of undergrad online to the displeasure of many.

Joey lays face down in a pillow. The text reads: If you’ve been following me for any time, you know I got Covid in February 2020 at 19 years old and have become disabled by long Covid. Everything smells and tastes like rotting meat, I can’t keep anything I eat down, and I’ve started randomly fainting after years of dizziness.

Joey is shirtless and masked and hooked up to an EKG. The text reads: I’m one of millions of Covid survivors for whom re-infection is much more dangerous. Not to mention everyone who was already high-risk.

Joey lays on the couch and looks at social media posts where people are posting photos of themselves maskless in crowds. The text reads: The general public is very happy to isolate high-risk people from society if it means never having to think about us ever again and continuing with the actions that kill us. That’s eugenics, by the way.

This image is split into two panels. The first one shows Joey laying down, clutching his heart, and crying. The text reads: And it’s not just the people who don’t see us. The second panel shows Joey looking disheveled. The text reads: The cognitive dissonance is unlike anything I’ve seen. A speech bubble says: Are you sure you won’t do indoor dining?

Joey holds his hands lovingly under his face and raises his arms. Hearts are around his head. The text reads: If you’re here with me and isolated from the rest of society while being continually told that your life doesn’t matter and that you’re crazy, I see you. I love you. You’re not alone.

Joey is shirtless and looking down at the portable EKG attached to his chest. The text reads: To the rest of you, I’m here asking for my life. I’m 22 and deserve to not only live but live joyfully. How much death and suffering is acceptable to you? The week of writing this, January 11th through 16th, at least 3,907 Americans have died of COVID. Recorded deaths have been over 2,500 weekly for months. Data from the People’s CDC. Recorded deaths are an undercount as many places stopped collecting or reporting data. End ID.