#I CANT FIX IT

[soobiesworld]

i have made a carrd!

i decided i would make a carrd for my blog so that way its easier to get to know me ! its also interactive! click on the rules at the bottom :D

[cassino666]

tumblr's layout system is actually STRESSING me out

[coyotix]

do i like leafpool that much? no. do i relate to her and think she deserved better despite her not being the best? of course.

[umbralundertaler]

THE VIDEO IN MY BIO BROKEEEEEEEEEEE

[aroace-poly-show]

all my clothing is so horribly uncomfortable im gonna cry wtf

[enevera]

actually nothing takes me back faster than the fan pv to kagrou daze like hello 12 year old me, i see the gore thing started young huh

[when-sanpape-arts]

some dunmeshi restaurant au doodles

[pan1ck]

[too-queer-for-school]

ur autisming pookis

Autistic senses are tingling

[hinamie]

sympathy for cain

[doctormori]

Here's a silly little comic I did in whiteboard >:) enjoy!

bonus whiteboard art below!

[nanodelta]

some little guys

[himbionn]

Doodles of the boy(s) cause I adore them so 🩷💙

(Fullscreen version of the screenshot redraw below!)

[svampira]

snack time🤤

[fandomsandfeminism]

Grief is so fucking wild. It sinks into your muscles, forces itself to be felt. It steals your appetite, floods your brain with cortisol. It makes you so, so tired.

If someone you know is grieving, telling them "just let me know what I can do" means nothing. They can't. They don't know. And the small things are too embarrassing to ask for.

Bring them a cheese platter. Pre-Cut fruit. Peanut butter pretzels. Protein shakes (like slimfast) Food that requires no prep and does not create dishes.

Do the dishes. Take out the trash. Sweep the floor. Vacuum the carpet. They won't ask you to do this, but it will help.

A bottle of acetaminophen honestly might help more than flowers. Grief really can cause muscle aches.

[d-does-art]

He's just a little meow meow