justinhubbell

[justinhubbell]

It's been a minute since I added to this rather long chain of Rock Cartoons. And I wanted to make it clear that I never stopped to making comics about rocks? Maybe that's incredibly clear, I dunno. My point is you can read them all in one place right here:

www.jthemthey.art

And you can also sign up for a free newsletter/membership at

patreon.com/jhubbell

My patreon is 100% free/public and also I'm incredibly grateful to those who pledge money (no matter how much) as it is my primary source of income <3 Thanks for reading y'all! -J

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I am so used to pain. I have it written on my wall that "you can make friends with your pain." I still believe that, but I wrote it partially because I didn't think certain pains would ever leave me.

And instead, I am letting them go. And it is sincerely confusing at times to not feel pain. What is this?

Could I be healing? Is that what this is?

Can I just say something?

Trauma therapy has helped me more than any other kind of therapy.

A (naturally occurring) forest fire is important for growth. The fire removes dead trees and rot. It spurs evergreens and sequoias to release seeds. As new forest plants sprout it feeds a multitude of animal life.

These slice-of-life cartoons were always meant to be mostly funny and whimsical, but I had to include this.

We all survive Traumatic events, the Trauma is what remains after. If you don't let it out, it stays in the body. It manifests in countless ways, none of which I was consciously consenting to.

My favorite writers on the subject are Gabor Mate and Clementine Morrigan.

And I'll be making celebratory illustrations each time I make it through a session, which I'll attach to this post.

Thanks for reading, and most especially, thanks for healing!

-J

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Source: www.jthemthey.art Patreon: www.patreon.com/jhubbell

YA HEAR ME?

SOURCE: www.jthemthey.art PATREON: www.patreon.com/jhubbell

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YA HEAR ME?

SOURCE: www.jthemthey.art PATREON: www.patreon.com/jhubbell

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SOURCE: www.jthemthey.art PATREON: www.patreon.com/jhubbell (click either of those for the uncensored version)

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From my Patreon:

"It's too soon to say I'm "over the hill" when it comes to this program of CPT. I remember during my last program building up a mountain of confidence only to feel DESTROYED when it came time to unpack my childhood sketchbooks.

Nevertheless! The feeling of pain is much lessened, and if that's not progress I don't know what is. I'm happy with myself for keeping at it.

Thanks for reading!"

Can I just say something?

Trauma therapy has helped me more than any other kind of therapy.

A (naturally occurring) forest fire is important for growth. The fire removes dead trees and rot. It spurs evergreens and sequoias to release seeds. As new forest plants sprout it feeds a multitude of animal life.

These slice-of-life cartoons were always meant to be mostly funny and whimsical, but I had to include this.

We all survive Traumatic events, the Trauma is what remains after. If you don't let it out, it stays in the body. It manifests in countless ways, none of which I was consciously consenting to.

My favorite writers on the subject are Gabor Mate and Clementine Morrigan.

And I'll be making celebratory illustrations each time I make it through a session, which I'll attach to this post.

Thanks for reading, and most especially, thanks for healing!

-J

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...got knocked off my horse there.

SOURCE: https://www.jthemthey.art/

NOURISH: https://www.patreon.com/jhubbell

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Can I just say something?

Trauma therapy has helped me more than any other kind of therapy.

A (naturally occurring) forest fire is important for growth. The fire removes dead trees and rot. It spurs evergreens and sequoias to release seeds. As new forest plants sprout it feeds a multitude of animal life.

These slice-of-life cartoons were always meant to be mostly funny and whimsical, but I had to include this.

We all survive Traumatic events, the Trauma is what remains after. If you don't let it out, it stays in the body. It manifests in countless ways, none of which I was consciously consenting to.

My favorite writers on the subject are Gabor Mate and Clementine Morrigan.

And I'll be making celebratory illustrations each time I make it through a session, which I'll attach to this post.

Thanks for reading, and most especially, thanks for healing!

-J

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Blech. SOURCE: www.jthemthey.art FEED ME: www.patreon.com/jhubbell

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Truth. Whole truth. Nothing but the truth. You don't have to listen to lies.

Also you can follow my work and pledge support here: www.patreon.com/jhubbell

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I genuinely don't know how I feel about doing a trial of an SSRI. It has been suggested by medical professionals for some time now, and the straw that broke the camel's back was a particularly bad re-traumatizing(?) episode some weeks back.

The selling point for me was hearing it can help patients in the recovery process, and at that time I wanted all the help I could get. I must constantly remind myself that if I don't like it I can stop. It's been a rough transition so far, and I'm supposed to give it eight weeks. It's a lot.

Thanks for reading.

And—gentle reminder—it legitimately helps when folx support my Patreon so here is that link: https://www.patreon.com/jhubbell

Can I just say something?

Trauma therapy has helped me more than any other kind of therapy.

A (naturally occurring) forest fire is important for growth. The fire removes dead trees and rot. It spurs evergreens and sequoias to release seeds. As new forest plants sprout it feeds a multitude of animal life.

These slice-of-life cartoons were always meant to be mostly funny and whimsical, but I had to include this.

We all survive Traumatic events, the Trauma is what remains after. If you don't let it out, it stays in the body. It manifests in countless ways, none of which I was consciously consenting to.

My favorite writers on the subject are Gabor Mate and Clementine Morrigan.

And I'll be making celebratory illustrations each time I make it through a session, which I'll attach to this post.

Thanks for reading, and most especially, thanks for healing!

-J

[justinhubbell]

SOURCE: https://www.jthemthey.art/

NOURISH: https://www.patreon.com/jhubbell

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...My assignment was to write about what it was like growing up with un-diagnosed AUDHD and GOSH GOLLY GEE did I write pages and pages and pages of real hard feelings on that **** lemme tell ya.

Can I just say something?

Trauma therapy has helped me more than any other kind of therapy.

A (naturally occurring) forest fire is important for growth. The fire removes dead trees and rot. It spurs evergreens and sequoias to release seeds. As new forest plants sprout it feeds a multitude of animal life.

These slice-of-life cartoons were always meant to be mostly funny and whimsical, but I had to include this.

We all survive Traumatic events, the Trauma is what remains after. If you don't let it out, it stays in the body. It manifests in countless ways, none of which I was consciously consenting to.

My favorite writers on the subject are Gabor Mate and Clementine Morrigan.

And I'll be making celebratory illustrations each time I make it through a session, which I'll attach to this post.

Thanks for reading, and most especially, thanks for healing!

-J

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It's my 14 year anniversary on Tumblr

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www.patreon.com/jhubbell

This tarot deck is going to take a very long time, and the more pledges I can get the faster it'll be done. AND you can join for FREE if you don't have the cash.

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The Source: https://www.jthemthey.art/

The Community: www.patreon.com/jhubbell

Can I just say something?

Trauma therapy has helped me more than any other kind of therapy.

A (naturally occurring) forest fire is important for growth. The fire removes dead trees and rot. It spurs evergreens and sequoias to release seeds. As new forest plants sprout it feeds a multitude of animal life.

These slice-of-life cartoons were always meant to be mostly funny and whimsical, but I had to include this.

We all survive Traumatic events, the Trauma is what remains after. If you don't let it out, it stays in the body. It manifests in countless ways, none of which I was consciously consenting to.

My favorite writers on the subject are Gabor Mate and Clementine Morrigan.

And I'll be making celebratory illustrations each time I make it through a session, which I'll attach to this post.

Thanks for reading, and most especially, thanks for healing!

-J