Xero's Blog

Hello World!

[cat-boots]

knees you in the crotch kicks you in the crotch

[crimewave420]

[metroidprime2-echoes]

[gaystation4]

[changelingsrule]

This is UNCANNY.

[bamsara]

@vurelly

[plantelo]

This genre of re-enactment of video game logic/bugs/behaviour will never cease to be immensely funny

[jenjensd]

Not to mention everyone who does it is so insanely talented at portraying not only the vibes, but being dead on with the motion. I mean the courier in this alone has amazing core strength and rag dolls the EXACT way that bodies do in game. It’s honestly incredible.

[wolfertinger666]

bunny :D 🐇🏳️‍⚧️💜

(He/Him)

[wolfertinger666]

I love Salem, he just exists and is doing his own thing, deifying societal gender norms and just being himself, a boy with boobs and curves. absolute trans icon.🏳️‍⚧️🐇

[wolfertinger666]

and like, I hope he inspires other transgender folk of all spectrums to express themselves however they want. he is our strongest Transgender soldier. 🫡🐇

[zotesaintofrenown]

Seeing these two posts back to back makes me wonder how long it'll be before Brennan attacks Sam with a halberd

[derinthescarletpescatarian]

Brennan comes in one day with a bunch of foam weapons he borrowed from larp camp and challenges that man to a duel

[filibusterfrog]

commish for @/ThaMightyQuest on twitter

[accessibleaesthetics]

I don’t know who needs to hear this today, but intrusive thoughts are basically your brain’s (sometimes very upsetting) way of saying “If there were two guys on the moon and one of them killed the other with a rock would that be fucked up or what?”

I’ve personally found that adding the “would that be fucked or what?” part in myself really helps put the more disturbing thoughts we sometimes get into perspective. Helps me say “yeah thar sure would be fucked up” and move on with my day.

It’s not not a secret desire, it’s not something that only occurs to you because you’re a bad person. It’s just your brain deciding to process the fact that it knows an uncomfortable thing exists in the world by feeding it to you in an absurd “what if” with you as the main character.

[accessibleaesthetics]

Words cannot describe how happy I am that this resonated with so many people.

[accessibleaesthetics]

#something that really helps is i used to verbalize these thoughts in that way to my brother #like wed be cooking and id just go “i take your big chef knife and stab u. yeah?” and hed respond w smth like “i perfectly block. loser.”

This might be my favorite coping mechanism of this genre I've heard yet. Sibling goals.

[caelestishound-deactivated20240]

[sadhoc]

i totally get venting about facing microaggressions in public for using a mobility aid, and i've totally done it myself, but after talking with some disabled people who are afraid to start using canes or rollators or wheelchairs because they're worried about people being assholes to them in public, i want to reiterate that my rollator changed my life and that the amount of harassment i've faced is frankly negligible.

anyway today i was able to take the train to physical therapy by myself, and stopped for coffee on the way back, and nothing bad happened and it was a beautiful day.

other mobility aid users feel free to share your stories about why it's worth it.

[kelpforestdwellers]

yeah people stare at me and once in a blue moon there's some harassment or whatever, but i can zoom around wherever i want in my power chair and it couldn't be more worth it.

[ymirjotunn]

once i was transferring from the car to my manual wheelchair using my walker, and a woman walked past moving very slowly with a cane, and she stopped, and she looked at me, and i greeted her, and she said "do you like your wheelchair?" and i was delighted! people rarely actually give me the chance to tell them how much i love my mobility aids. so i told her yeah, it's amazing, it doesn't totally meet my needs but it makes things so much easier, sometimes i can go places and do things i hadn't been able to do for years. the hardest part is when i can't move around because of the way people design and build buildings, or when people park bikes on the sidewalk, that sort of thing.

she said "that's really good to hear. i've been putting it off for a while and this makes me feel better about doing it. i'd LOVE to go places again." and i said "do it! it changes your life, it can be difficult sometimes but that's so small in the face of what it can do for you!"

most of the interactions i have with other people that are specifically about my mobility are positive moments of solidarity. not all, but the vast majority.

it's worth it and i will take every opportunity i can to tell other people that it's worth it. not just wheelchairs, any mobility aid. not a single person deserves to live even a single day putting off their mobility simply out of fear.

[brewerssupplies]

Here’s a tabletop rpg I made called Tricks & Treats! My friends and I play it every year around Halloween, and we always have an absolutely fantastic time playing it! I hope you check it out. If you do play it, let me know how it goes!

[PDF]

[cat-boots]

harness da pup

[comm for Bewylium]

[yourplayersaidwhat]

“Oh, I’m level eight now? That totally makes up for the soul crushing trauma!”

-Wizard (me, out of character at the end of the session)

[liberalsarecool]

Attn: Right Wing

[bayboyzone]

starfox log 5

[ewaneneollav]

on july 12th 2004 the statue of liberty reached down & picked up 1 guy & ate him. not very many people saw this happen & no one got any pictures of it. the eyewitness accounts never traveled very far or got any attention on the internet or anything

[tanukicafe]

Sketch flat commission for Hutsalot

♥ Commission infos ♡ Linktree ♥

[everythingfox]

The most important pitstop