we bled inside each other's wounds

z. 30s. she/they. human computer virus. i like books and video games. sometimes i write stuff. 18+ only please.

[voynichs]

debating on whether or not i should share my actual writing website on here now that i have a few tiny stories published in lit mags or if that would be foolish

[voynichs]

well. ok. alright.

znnys

Zanny's Writing Repository

[victusinveritas]

[bogleech]

Reminder that chronic migraines aren't all "headaches." For some people migraines are just sudden attacks of basically any shitty symptoms imaginable depending on the person. Your "migraine" might be a sudden onset of extreme tiredness, temperature sensitivity, confusion and blurry vision, another person's might look like a panic attack or even a heart attack, some people experience hallucinations, become hypersensitive to smells, have to urinate a weird amount, feel numb in their fingers, flu symptoms, stroke-like symptoms, dissociation, allergy symptoms, literally anything because a "migraine" is just when your brain explodes with overactivity and sets off a bunch of pathways at once that it's not supposed to, like a computer in a power surge.

[communistkenobi]

sometimes when I get mad online I have remind myself that the coolest and most reasonable friend I have doesn’t know who dril is and asked me to explain what the acronym “MCU” stands for, because she spends most of her free time watching documentaries about industrial disasters with her girlfriend and going to quarries to collect rocks together. a better world is possible and it’s out there right now

[reputayswift]

[solarpunk-century]

saving what you have: visible mending

Visible mending is a way to fix clothes with holes in a decorative way. Instead of trying to make the mend invisible as possible, it can be fun and creative to hi light the tears and holes with stitching that adds to the garment. I think this method is super cool to repair clothes you may really want to keep but also make more beautiful.

There are many techniques to mending clothes and here are some popular techniques that will help you save your clothes and also reduce your consumption of fast-fashon!

darning

The embroidery technique used to repair holes in fabric by using running stitches and thread woven in-between those stitches to repair a hole. If you’re interested in employing this stitch, check out this awesome darning tutorial by Evelyn Wood!

sashiko

This type of traditional Japanese mending practice is used to reinforce the strength of fabric as well as decorate. It is a great solution for mending holes with patches and well to reinforce thinning fabric! For learning the basics of Sashiko there is a wonderful beginners tutorial by Benzie Design.

patches

Patches are very versatile when used for repairing clothes. You can sew it over a hole in your fabric or you can also so the patch in the inside to have it peek out. There is a great tutorial for custom DIY patches by wastelesscrafts and Creating with misp has a tutorial on mending with a peek-through patch. 

happy mending!

[fishthingdaily]

Today’s fish thing is this set of fish glass cups!

[thevaultoftheatomicspaceage]

[human-pet-they]

People on here talk about Laura Palmer like she’s their friend who actually died

[warningsine]

[90skid-com]

[histinart]

the third of may 1808 by francisco goya (1814)

[voynichs]

obsessed with the fact that the welcome to night vale guy thinks he invented "welcome to [blank]" and gets really indignant and thinks other people who use that phrase ripped him off. its amazing. its a level of confident i aspire to be.

[voynichs]

hi. i understand and relate to the instinct to want to believe he is joking. here is him expanding on the widow's bay post, which he has since appear to have deleted instead of clarifying it was a hilarious joke.

and furthermore here is another post where he implies that idea for welcome to derry was stolen from his canceled night vale tv show

[gojinka]

ok we can do petplay but Only if I’m the fly. If that’s ok… rubs my hands together … zzzzzz…. Hope I don’t get swatted…. Zzzzzzzzz

[3000s]

pick up music and drink it

[lostinhistory]

"Marjane Satrapi died of sadness a little over a year after the death of Mattias Ripa, her husband and the love of her life," they said in a statement sent to AFP. Ripa, a Swedish producer, actor and screenwriter, died on April 8 last year.

This is terrible news

[tomblessing]

[voynichs]

is anyone on substack cool and interesting or is it just a circlejerk about which artistic mediums are super dead right now