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Starry Night Stimboard

Requested by: Anon

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HOPE YOU LIKE IT! I LOVE ASMR ^^

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Day 11 fave weather: Fog.

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Found on google.

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Ever wondered what this image means? Or just curious about the layers of skin on your body? And to make it worth your while I'll cover how to treat the wounds

First we have the epidermis which is also known as the 'Cat Scratch' layer. The Epidermis is also the outer Barrier which is the outermost layer of the skin. It acts as the body’s first line of defense against bacteria, viruses, UV rays, and dehydration.

Some key features of this layer are: made of stratified squamous epithelium, Avascular, (contains no blood vessels) Constantly regenerates every 28-40 days, Composed of five sublayers (from deepest to outermost): Stratum basale – where new skin cells are produced.

Stratum spinosum – strengthens skin through keratin production.

Stratum granulosum – cells start to die, forming a waterproof barrier.

Stratum lucidum – found only in thick skin (palms, soles).

Stratum corneum – layers of dead keratinized cells.

And finally the important cells of this layer: Keratinocytes (produce keratin)

Melanocytes (produce melanin for pigment)

Langerhans cells (immune response)

Merkel cells (touch sensation)

Next we have The Dermis also known as the Styro/foam layer

Beneath the epidermis lies the dermis, a thicker layer that provides strength and elasticity.

The structure of this layer is divided up into two regions: Papillary layer (upper): loose connective tissue, capillaries, and sensory neurons, and the Reticular layer (lower): dense connective tissue, collagen, and elastin fibers.

The function for these two layers Houses blood vessels, hair follicles, sweat glands, sebaceous glands, and nerve endings. Thermoregulation, sensation, and wound healing happen here.

Now we have the 'Beans' layer which is called The Hypodermis (Subcutaneous Layer) The hypodermis, also known as the subcutaneous tissue, is the innermost layer of the skin, which is made of loose connective tissue and fat cells (adipocytes).

The functions of this layer Insulates the body and maintains core temperature, Cushions internal organs, Stores energy as fat, Connects skin to underlying muscles and bones.

Fun Fact:

The thickness of skin varies depending on the location—it's thickest on the palms and soles (up to 4 mm) and thinnest on the eyelids (around 0.5 mm).

Finally the Laffy Taffy and bedrock layers are simply muscle and bone. Now I'm going to move on to what everyone is waiting for and that is

what happens when each layer is cut and how to treat the wound

Cut to the Epidermis (Superficial Wound)

➤ What Happens:

Only the top layer of skin is damaged. Minimal bleeding or none at all. May sting or look red. Example: light scratch, razor nick.

➤ Healing & Treatment:

The body quickly begins regeneration of skin cells from the stratum basale.

Usually heals in 3–7 days without scarring.

Clean the area, apply antibiotic ointment, and bandage if needed.

Cut to the Dermis (Partial-Thickness Wound)

➤ What Happens: Bleeding occurs due to blood vessels in the dermis. Pain, redness, and inflammation. Possible exposure of nerve endings, causing sensitivity.

Example: deeper knife cuts, second-degree burns.

➤ Healing & Treatment:

May take 1–3 weeks depending on depth.

Wound must be kept clean and moist to prevent infection.

May require stitches, antibiotics, and regular dressing changes.

Skin may scar depending on healing and depth.

Cut to the Hypodermis (Full-Thickness Wound)

➤ What Happens: Deep wound cuts through all skin layers. Exposure of fat tissue; bleeding can be profuse. Risk of infection is higher.

Example: puncture wounds, lacerations, animal bites.

➤ Healing & Treatment:

Professional medical attention required.

Usually needs stitches or even surgical intervention.

May require tetanus shot or oral antibiotics.

Heals slower, and scarring is likely.

Cut into Muscle Tissue

➤ What Happens: Muscle fibers are damaged—can cause weakness, limited mobility, or muscle spasms.Deep bleeding, swelling, bruising.Risk of nerve or tendon damage if injury is severe.

➤ Healing & Treatment:

Requires stitches or even surgical repair if muscle is torn.

Long healing period (weeks to months).

May involve physical therapy to regain strength and function.

Pain management with medication.

Injury to the Bone (Open or Compound Fracture)

➤ What Happens: Bone is fractured and exposed through the skin. Extreme pain, bleeding, and high risk of infection. Can damage surrounding nerves, muscles, and vessels.

➤ Healing & Treatment:

Emergency medical care is critical.

Often requires surgery, including:

Bone realignment (reduction)

Metal rods, plates, or screws (internal fixation)

Antibiotics, wound care, and immobilization (cast or brace).

Healing may take 6–12 weeks or longer.

My final notes:

Always seek medical attention for deep wounds, uncontrollable bleeding, or exposed tissue.

Proper wound care prevents infection and supports faster recovery.

Healing varies based on age, health, nutrition, and injury type.

And always remember to take proper care of yourself <3

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every time a cis person speaks over trans people, 100 trans people are given baseball bats. to attack with

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PICOPICO YOU'RE ALIVE!!

HIHIHIHIBIBIHIHIIIJJJIII WE MAINLY POST ON @queengvtsandcvts NOW LMAO I FORGOR AHOUT THIS BLOG 😢😢😢

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WHERES MY DICK?

WHERES MY FLAT CHEST?

WHERES MY DEEP VOICE?

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A collection I made of different disorder creatures and my takes on them!

FML:

bunny, porccupine, and mouse mix! BPD tends to be very on edge and skittish, so he’s a bit spooked. When defensive, he fires quills, like some porcupines do. He also has many eyes because bpd is very hypervigilant. I called it “FML” because a lot of pwBPD kind of have that mindset ^^’

IDGF:

I made NPD a cat with a crown shaped head and a peacock-like tail because cats and peacocks care a lot about preening and looking their best. Many people think cats are assholes who don’t love their owners, and that’s absolutely bullshit. I thought that fit NPD pretty well :D I called it IDGF because NPD does in fact not give a fuck >:3

IDC:

I made ASPD a wolf because wolves are like the more feral version of a dog. Dogs are man’s best friend and are very loyal! Wolves are just the same but don’t trust as easily and are more likely to attack what threatens them, so many people fear wolves. I gave him some sharp shapes and made his eyes empty with eye bags, because let’s be real yall ASPD peeps do not sleep. I called this one IDC because the biggest thing in ASPD to me is the lack of empathy/low emotions, which everything else kind of stems off of. Chances are if you have ASPD you probably think “why should I care?” About 200 times a day lmao

TMI:

I made HPD into a swanlike creature with a feather crown to resemble a performer! They’re very graceful and regal, and get all the attention in the room. I called it “TMI” because some people find hpd to be a lot (which I think is unfair btw…) yall are larger than life and I love you for it ^^

TBH:

My take on the autism creature has darker eyes because of low empathy and a jester collar! The jester could make fun of the king and queen without consequences as they say, and people tend to underestimate asd. I also just felt like the energetic, unserious jester fit asd pretty well. I also gave him little ears to represent overstimulation/asd splitting (which is hardly ever talked about 💀)

STFU:

The c-ptsd creature feels completely fine until one small thing is just too much and for a split second they explode. I gave it a foxlike tail and neck fluff because of a fox’s cunning - but the fox is often the one looking down the barrel of a loaded gun when they believe they did nothing wrong. Because CPTSD is also hypervigilant, I gave him lots of eyes as well ^^ I called this one STFU because CPTSD gets a lot of the “get over it” comments, sometimes more so than regular ptsd, because c-ptsd is caused by multiple small, “insignificant” things that add up over time. I know for me personally this always frustrates me to no end 😭

The only ones out of these that I actually have are asd and c-ptsd, so I know those ones the best from experience :3

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btw the thing she couldn’t ignore was someone calling her out for saying anti-depressants/hormone therapy are only perscribed by lazy doctors

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OHHHHH FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU WEVE BEEN THRU THIS SO MANY TIMES. REBLOG AND SPREAD THIS CHAT WERE IN DANGER AGAIN

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Remember to drink water! *Throws a bucket of salt water into your face*

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is kindness really that big of an ask ?

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Me as a care bear: piccrew link here

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I need to wrap my arms around you to feel whole again.

I yearn to show you the blood on my hands. To show you what I’d do for you my angel. Yet you are a pure Angel, my wings are bloodied and black and my halo is made of thorns.

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I would jump off a cliff to get your attention. ♡