strawberryfields

 https://linktr.ee/strawberryfields69 | otherkin!! | pfp by @thatoneratlover 

[yeewhoreeeeee]

Welcome to Our Blog!

    Heyo, entities! This is an intro to my blog! First off, I’m a minor, pro endo, queer, otherkin, and strange! I recently figured out that I’m a median sys, and I switch between us and I frequently. The different parts of our system are Jade, Zelda, and Leo. Zelda uses she/they pronouns, and Leo uses he/it/they, but they are both okay with most neos. Jade’s pronouns are they/he/it, as well as most neos. Some of their favorites are: end/endself, ender/enderself, voi/void, star/starself, moon/moonself, fae/faer, bun/bunself, nya/nyanself, and probably more! You don’t have to use neos if you’re confused, but if you do use them and mess up, it’s ok! Even I mess up my own pronouns sometimes... If you’re unsure, default to they/them. 

    So for otherkin, my kins are polymorphkin, catkin, mermaidkin, and maybe more...? I’m not sure. I don’t have any memories of my past life, but it is possible. I just really strongly identify with these kins. I’m single and ambiamorous! Here’s my linktree- https://linktr.ee/strawberryfields69. As well as that, here’s a guide on staying safe in alterhuman spaces- https://dragonsroost.neocities.org/essay/SafetyInAlterhumanSpaces.pdf 

https://discord.gg/G3TjWy3zEb <- a bingus & town themed server called bingustown! this server is pro endo, an alterhuman safe space - for real this time- and very cool!! ps aspen is gone and we can say bingussy!! i hope you check it out! :D 

     Since I don’t have a Carrd, I suppose I’ll create a DNI: 

 anti-MOGAI, anti-Xenogenders, anti-Neopronouns, MAP/MAP supporters, homophobes, racists, exclus, truscum, transmed, anti endogenic systems, anti otherkin/fictionkin/alterhuman/therian, xenophobes, hmm is there anything else..? I’ll update if needed.

   If you want a little bit more about me: I love reading, writing, video games, art, music, anime, manga, and many more! Some of my faves include: Percy Jackson, Umbrella Academy, Ouran Host Club, My Hero Academia, Legend of Zelda, Stardew Valley, Hollow Knight, Marissa Meyer + Marie Lu, Marvel - yes I love it for the cringe 😔 - Greek/Roman Myths, Egyptian Myths, Spy X Family, Toradora, and many more!!    If you’re still here, thank you so much, and I hope you enjoy your visit on this blog. <3

[yeewhoreeeeee]

👀 im boutta do it 

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needa reclaim mental health

[lifeafterpsychiatry]

Your best is what you can do without harming your mental and physical health, not what you can accomplish when you disregard it.

[dae-stuff]

This year I managed to do something for his birthday, even if it's just a quick sketch!!

So, happy birthday, my beloved grumpy space bat! ❤️

[autism-adhd-information-blog-de]

Hello everyone,

I thought I would talk about Asperger’s Syndrome, and why it isn’t used as an official diagnosis.

Once a long time ago, there was a man named Hans Asperger, (the man you see in the post,) who was born in the year of 1906. His career mainly focused on Autism, of what he called it “autistic psychopathy”, which as you can imagine, was very controversial at that time. These controversies continued even after his death. In the 2010’s, it was speculated that Hans Asperger sent children with Asperger’s to a Nazi German clinic…that was responsible for the deaths of disabled patients. Although this allegation is yet to be confirmed.

He continued his research during 1944, when he published his work about “autistic psychopathy”. Hans Asperger noticed that boys had “a lack of empathy, little ability to form friendships, one-sided conversations, intense absorption in a special interest, and clumsy movements”.

Hans Asperger was also involved with the Nazis. According to the scholar, Edith Sheffer, who wrote about Hans Asperger’s involvement in the Nazi Regime. This included sending children to the Am Spiegelgrund, a clinic that participated in the euthanasia program. Edith Sheffer ended up writing a book about this in 2018 called The Origins of Autism in Nazi Vienna.

I hope this has helped and educated you. :)

Please reblog this to spread awareness and information if you can.

[autism-adhd-information-blog-de]

Hello everyone,

I thought I would talk about Asperger’s Syndrome, and why it isn’t used as an official diagnosis.

Once a long time ago, there was a man named Hans Asperger, (the man you see in the post,) who was born in the year of 1906. His career mainly focused on Autism, of what he called it “autistic psychopathy”, which as you can imagine, was very controversial at that time. These controversies continued even after his death. In the 2010’s, it was speculated that Hans Asperger sent children with Asperger’s to a Nazi German clinic…that was responsible for the deaths of disabled patients. Although this allegation is yet to be confirmed.

He continued his research during 1944, when he published his work about “autistic psychopathy”. Hans Asperger noticed that boys had “a lack of empathy, little ability to form friendships, one-sided conversations, intense absorption in a special interest, and clumsy movements”.

Hans Asperger was also involved with the Nazis. According to the scholar, Edith Sheffer, who wrote about Hans Asperger’s involvement in the Nazi Regime. This included sending children to the Am Spiegelgrund, a clinic that participated in the euthanasia program. Edith Sheffer ended up writing a book about this in 2018 called The Origins of Autism in Nazi Vienna.

I hope this has helped and educated you. :)

Please reblog this to spread awareness and information if you can.

[thunderon]

wizard: i have trapped you in a time loop >:)

me, loves routines: oh darn whatever shall i do

[thunderon]

wizard: you know, the point of the time loop is to have some big revelation and work on yourself, not to keep attempting to redo all your awkward moments in small talk conversations

me, on day 33 of my time loop: stfu im going back to the coffee shop again today and when the barista tells me to enjoy my drink THIS TIME i am not going to say “you too”

[thunderon]

me (day 47): and thanks, you too— FUCK not again

wizard: alright im breaking the time loop i cant keep watching this anymore

[scoobycool9]

The time loop: Doesn’t break.

Wizard: *FUCK*

[thunderon]

me to the wizard on day 48 of OUR time loop:

[hail-dondus]

Only gender critical TERFs would see a woman get a pixie cut and make snide comments like “oooh guess they’re trans now”. So much for “let women be non-gender-conforming!” 🤡

[yharnamsnewslug]

The terfs on this tweet are commenting on:

- Her eyebrows

- Her makeup

- Her hairstyle

- "She's so annoying"

- "She's gonna come out, she's so fucking dumb"

And my favorite part, the op saying "It was a joke, bro".

[transmascrage]

I bet it's also because she's said she doesn't agree with JK's transphobic ideas. And it's funny because a few years ago she gave the "If not me, who?" speech which I thought was really good.

[doberbutts]

A: she looks fucking amazing like that idgaf

B: so much for "let women be gnc" "haircuts aren't gender" "masculine women aren't trans stop forcing them to be" "women aren't required to be feminine" "let women be women regardless of their aesthetic" "gender isn't an aesthetic"

C: she looks fucking amazing like that are we looking at the same photo

D: she's literally advertising for a luxury fashion company often associated with women wtf are you talking about

[cowboymulder-archive-deactivate]

E: if Watson did come out as trans, who even cares? but yeah this is just a freaking pixie cut? let her live

[desultory-suggestions]

One of the weirdest thing about growing up suicidal is that you assume you have no future, you don’t even try to envision it because you see no point. So eventually, you start assuming everyone else sees nothing in your future either. Recently, my friend and I were talking and she said something about how at her wedding I could wear a suit or a dress as long as it matched her bridesmaid’s dresses because the butler of honor has to make a good impression. This hit me so hard because I had never realized before how other people thought about me. She said it so casually like it wasn’t even a hard decision, just a given fact. She loves me so much she saw me at her wedding, standing with her on one of the most important days of her life. And you know what? There are so many people who think about you that way. If that isn’t proof that you should keep going I don’t know what is.

[flameraven]

[elodieunderglass]

Reminder that every time you see “rip up your lawn” or “kill your lawn” you’re listening to hot garbage from people who don’t know anything about plants, and you will walk away from their advice having actually lost knowledge.

I mean, you’ll still be a happier person than someone who cares too much about fan fiction! But you would’ve destroyed biomass and stripped topsoil for no fucking reason, and released carbon, and killed off a whole root system for being unfashionable.

Repeat after Elodie what we do with lawns that we don’t want:

1. We compost them down, with cardboard and green mulch, and build a bed on top of them - especially if we are converting to vegetable gardening/food production/ flower production where we NEED soil quality and nutrients preserved. We NEED every scrap of carbon to go into our damn nutrients, and we won’t get there by ripping back to dead clay. Or,

2. If the turf is terraformed in a different environmental type i.e. an arid setting and you’re planning to xeriscape, it’s less important to keep nutrients but we still want to lock in what can be preserved and ensure that your actions aren’t REMOVING the soil you need or EXPOSING IT TO INSTANT EROSION WHILE YOUR PLANTINGS ARE ESTABLISHED OH MY GOD. We might section and flip the turf over and expose the roots to kill it off, while preserving the structure and any native soil, and giving native microorganisms the chance to build a new life without being shoved into sacks and taken to landfill. Or,

3. We grow them out and see what components are in them, then style them pleasingly; often the much-derided turf grass actually contains an interesting mixture of plants that are maintaining themselves beautifully with absolutely no inputs, and therefore could make a wonderfully dreamy, low-maintenance step towards a “wildlife corner” if left to flower and seed. Or,

4. We plant over and through them; for example, converting a lawn space into an orchard meadow with successional bulbs and wildflowers is such a delightful choice that produces fruit, flowers, picnic opportunities, forage for pollinators, a pleasant multi-use space and requires so few inputs. Just a few fruit trees provide shade, habitat, carbon sinks, and copious food. Leaving long grass to grow under them brings all the benefits of groundcover (nature abhors bare earth, and so should we, the poor bastards trying to save it) and management can nudge it from a charming burst of crocuses at the end of winter through to a very nice wildflower space in summer, which will do nothing but replenish your soil and soul. Or,

5. If you’re actually rewilding , rather than just throwing sunflower seeds around and patting yourself on the back for it, you’re in touch with local knowledge-keepers who are advising you much better on your specific situation, right? Right? So you’re doing what they advised you, right.

I haven’t even touched on soil health or the carbon cycle.

It isn’t as punchy and REBELLIOUS AGAINST YOUR DAD as ripping/killing language! but DO YOU SEE HOW EVEN AS A JOKE YOU WALK AWAY FROM IT KNOWING LESS ABOUT PLANTS?

Seriously, if you guys can do one thing of utility on social media it could be to mock the “ripping/killing grass is so good and eco” thing until it falls apart. It has no value, it’s just Americans scolding their dads at a safe distance. And even if we just make it more fashionable to replace it with “composting” at least that’s a more valuable word to shove between your ears.

[crazy-brazilian]

[elidyce]

Well obviously. A spear is best used at range. A bedside weapon should be short and suitable to close combat, such as a knife, a baton, a cosh, or a hatchet. 

[fuks]

crying rn 🥹

[dadvans]

[stormesandshowers]

[enbydemirainbowbigfoot]

Reblog to headbonk your mutuals like a cat full of love

[earthsworm]

⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒Whimsigothic⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒

⭒⭒⭒⭒Definitely my favourite aesthetic⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒

[65823094723597280348-deactivate]

ok. big spoons or small spoons. [as in silverware]. and if youre autistic or not

[clusterbuck]

everyone stop scrolling for a second and take a hand snail break i cannot express the amount of joy it brings

[redbudbutch-deactivated20221003]

I want everyone to know that there are queers in the hollers of Appalachia, in the bayous and marshland of the Deep South, in Southwestern deserts, through the Ozark mountains and up to the Rockies. There are queers in the Great Plains, there are queers in rural America, in trailer parks of the Osage foothills. In the places you least expect us to live, we are here, carving out community and fighting for liberation with pride despite it all. Stop forgetting about us. Stop overlooking our experiences and our impact just because we don’t live in a Big Gay City. And for the love of God, stop looking at us with pity.

[aqueerkettleofish]

Also, there are ALLIES out here.

I live in a no-stoplight town in the south. There are three tractor stores and two animal supply stores within 25 minutes of my house, and we finally got a grocery store, apparently some time this year. We have no McDonald's or any other kind of chain restaurant.

I saw a redneck at the country store face down a guy whining about the trans menace and tell him to act like he had fuckin' southern manners, or move up north.

[biglawbear]

And that redneck was a better ally than most people online

[lesbrarians]

queer existence is part of the human condition. queer people exist everywhere, in every community. queer people are part of LGBTQ history. and it's way too easy to overlook the experiences of queer folks who live in regions where, for one reason another, other people think they can't exist or don't belong. i fully think that everyone should read about the lived experiences of people outside of their origins. so. i have (America-focused) memoir and nonfiction recommendations!!!

Memoirs Another Appalachia: Coming Up Queer and Indian in a Mountain Place by Neema Avashia

Honor Girl by Maggie Thrash

Prairie Silence by Melanie Hoffert

Like Me: Confessions of a Heartland Country Singer by Chely White

Saving Alex: When I Was Fifteen I Told My Mormon Parents I Was Gay, and That's When My Nightmare Began by Alex Cooper

How We Fight for Our Lives by Saaed Jones

Punch Me Up to the Gods by Brian Broome

¡Hola Papi!: How to Come Out in a Walmart Parking Lot and Other Life Lessons by John Paul Brammer

Mama's Boy: A Story from Our Americas by Dustin Lance Black

Boys and Oil: Growing up Gay in a Fractured Land by Taylor Brorby

Diary of a Misfit by Casey Parks

General

Real Queer America: LGBT Stories from Red States

Sweeter Voices Still: An LGBTQ Anthology from Middle America

Queering the Redneck Riviera: Sexuality and the Rise of Florida Touri

Men Like That: A Southern Queer History

A Night at the Sweet Gum Head: Drag, Drugs, Disco, and Atlanta's Gay Revolution

Y'All Means All: The Emerging Voices Queering Appalachia