#AND I KEEP GETTING SICK

[plasmasorcerer]

drawing naked men to get through my art block

[anths-girl]

Got that fucking right... 🙄🤷🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️

the spirit is unwilling and the flesh it feels not so good also

[casscainmainly]

Guess who's still thinking about them

[prlssprfctn]

Dick is a type of person who gets very (even more than usual) dramatic when he falls sick. His attention span reduces to zero, he is in the middle of writing his will, and he is constantly over-bored, bothering everyone with random calls or by spawning behind their backs out of nowhere.

(It doesn't help that Bruce is paranoid, and every time his kids get sick, he is like in full-time helicopter mom mode as if they are actually about to die in a second, but that's beside the point.)

When Tim gets sick, it is a catastrophe. He is so stubborn about everything that he ignores half of the house. He doesn't even tell others he is sick until he coughs out his lungs or something, and when they finally realize it, he is battling for the right to get everyone off him, because, hey. Nothing happened. He is fine.

If Damian gets sick... It is the cutest thing ever. He becomes so clingy. He comes to put his head on someone's lap or curls on their chests. He huffs a lot too, and mutters something, but he loves to sleep and be hugged, when he is sick, and that's the most charming shit ever.

When Jason gets sick?

Everyone expects him to be the most troublesome person in the world. Because, well, it is Jason. He kicks everyone away, when he is poisoned, he rarely asks to patch him up, unless things go to rough, and he can be flippant as hell when he feels too vulnerable.

But then, Jason actually gets sick, and everyone is an awe, because he is so quiet? His voice becomes smaller, he does whatever Alfred asks him to do, he takes all medicine without throwing a tantrum or asking to sweeten it with something else. He accepts anything, really.

Because when he was a child, long before Bruce found him, he had no place or time to be sick. His mother needed him. He needed to take care of things, he heeded to continue acting like he was fine, like he didn't need help or medicine — he walked around with a fever, and spend restless nights coughing out his lungs.

But then Bruce came. And he was finally allowed to rest. Explained that he needs to be taken care of, and someone in this manor, always will do that for him.

So, when Jason stumbles in the Batcave in the random night, sniffling and trying to suppress cough, Bruce is not surprised in the slightest. If anything, he welcomes him as fast as he can, before Jason can overthink what he did (out of pure instincts, really) and leave again.

Jason came, because Bruce taught him that.

As simple as that.

[technically-human]

I'm sick so now Stone is too

[aeolianblues]

in the best case scenario my asexuality is a ticking time bomb that will have to be dealt with family-wise sooner or later. In today’s society it’s just not a normal accepted thing to simply be by yourself your whole life. Especially as people start breaking off into the family structure and friends who were once your community and support system become a smaller presence in your life because spouses and kids take precedence— I don’t know any ace people who haven’t worried at some point about dying alone. You don’t simply ‘have a housemate friend’ you live with where e.g. there is someone there for you if you have a sudden emergency. What if you can’t move? What if you’re ill and can’t get out of bed? I’m glad our worlds are better connected today, but the chances that you’ll be with someone safe and known if that happens are smaller than if you’ve got your own family, right? Or is the bleak best case scenario that an ace person has an emergency while at work?

Aces are a pretty small % of the population in general. To say you’ll find another ace person and cohabit is a really small chance. As most people start to move in with their partners, single people, ace people kind of find themselves either priced out of housing options unless rich, or being forced to find other strangers in unusual living circumstances.

I don’t know. I just feel like you are left more on your own in a societal structure that prioritises two-parent-and-children households. Or more generally, that sets you up for marital and couples living rather than necessarily community living, at least in the west.

So what I’m saying is that maybe ‘oppression’ isn’t the word to bring to the advocacy table. It is saying that maybe the thing to remember is that ‘oppression’ won’t look the same for everyone. It’s a reminder that comparing the weight of apples and watermelons doesn’t even make sense.

(This isn’t even aimed at the shortsighted people that think pride is all about labels and being ‘in’ the club. This post is aimed at people that remember pride is a political struggle to improve the lives of people left behind by our current norms. It’s why e.g. disability activists also calling their advocacy disability pride is instantly understood by most.)

It’s why ‘[x] queer group is so not oppressed’ is the emptiest and most wasteful statement you could make in the context of queer rights advocacy.

[datcravat]

It seems there's a new lawyer in town!!!

[yourlocaloser]

Fuck you, Fiddauthor Friday bc I said so. Also I miss them. They make me sick.

Bottom 2 drawings on the first slide were inspired by pittermogged and samfannar!! Check them out if you haven’t bc they’re very cool!!!!

[holyblanchett]

We could've had it all

[peace-hunter]

i do have to wonder how much of tfone megatron's mentality during the civil war is going to be just him falling victim to the sunk cost fallacy.

how much of everything that he does is going to be him thinking "it has to be worth it. everything that i'm doing, it has to be worth it" because he's already lost too much to ever go back.

he has to commit because there's nothing left for him to return to.

because he shot his best friend.

because he killed his best friend.

because he told sentinel he had nothing left to lose and he was wrong and it was because of sentinel that he lost the person he cared the most about in the world. so it has to be worth it. losing orion to kill sentinel has to be worth it.

he already paid the highest price possible in his eyes, so nothing that comes after that can be too much. it has to be worth it because he has nothing left otherwise.

optimus can never be right, the autbots can never win, he can never lose the war because otherwise he killed his best friend for nothing and that's not something he can allow.

so. it has to be worth it.

[bridgoetta]

A warm up that came out kinda nice

[bones-of-a-rabbit]

under the influence of Afton Moon x SecuritY/N who has an anxiety disorder and is sick and tired of these freaks core

he's trying so hard to flirt but it really ain't working y'all help him he's dumb as hell

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

What a lovely family portrait👨🏻‍👨🏻‍👦🏻🖼️

Enhanced image of A-Yuan's first sword flight.

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[bookalicent]

yeah so this was insane

[ventresses]

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