wanted to draw some of those gashapon keychains bc they’re japan exclusive and i will never have them for myself💔
website here ! scroll to the bottom of the page for the individual renders !
if you ship scc go away 👍
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Alexithymia sucks. This chart helps!
How are you feeling? You don’t know? Me neither! So I look at this chart several times a day (got reminders set on my phone) to check in on how I’m feeling throughout the day. I’ve been doing it for a few months, and it’s actually getting a lot easier to identify how I’m feeling.
Pro tip: some people have to rely more on how their body feels to tell them what they’re feeling emotionally. Work on trying to identify how certain emotions feel in your body. Work in broad strokes at first, before working on identifying more specific emotions. For example, try to notice how sad, happy, angry, and afraid feel. Where in your body do you feel them? What physical sensations go along with the emotions? It’s different for everyone!
The more often you practice, the better you’ll get at it. This is all straight from my therapist and it’s how I’m finally feeling my feelings after years of dissociation.
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SeasonTale Creative Challenge (2024)
PLEASE REBLOG SO EVERYONE CAN SEE THIS!
Art and Design by Aoi-Kanna
Greetings, Artists! It is I, Zelphin, and I am back with the annual SeasonTale competition! Welcome back to the second year of the SeasonTale Creative Challenge!
There are going to be a few changes from last year. One, there will be no voice acting addition to the competition this year, and writings will receive short story prizes, not cash prizes like the artists.
DEADLINE IS NOV 15th, 2024, 12:00 AM (GMT-4)
Winners will be announced no later than December 1st!
Updates are in #scc info
Scroll down for details!
Rules
It must be any character from SeasonTale or IroTale. You can find all of their designs here! (For IroTale: here)
You MUST tag #SeasonTale Challenge and @zelphin124 in the post so I can see it! Or DM me on Discord!
You CAN do more than one submission.
You CAN do the SeasonTale characters interacting with OCs or popular Sanses, get creative!
DIFFERENT/SIMPLER OUTFITS ARE ALLOWED! I know they are a pain to draw...
You CANNOT steal/copy from other creators!
You CANNOT submit something you submitted last year.
Please keep all content PG-13
Payments will be made via PayPal (unless negotiated otherwise)
Prizes
All prizes are in USD currency!
Artists
First place: $60
Second place: $40
Third place: $20
Note: There MUST be at LEAST 20 submissions from different people in order for me to hand out prizes, so make sure your friends participate too!
Check out the Past Winners for some inspiration!
HAVE FUN! I'm so excited to see what you all come up with!
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i havent posted in awhile have them.
dont tag this as ship pls 🫡 [extra doodle under the cut]
bestfriends
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Adapted from Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
What is a need? (Adapted from this article)
It’s important to be connected to our needs because true needs are always in our best long term interest. Our needs for air, food, water, shelter, community, companionship, autonomy, respect, etc. are all in our best long term interest to fulfill.
Wants, on the other hand, don’t necessarily correlate with long term well-being. In fact, many wants, when fulfilled, actually contribute to our long term detriment.
Put another way: needs refer to the conditions that must be met in order for us to live a balanced life; whereas wants are strategies we use to fulfill our needs. This is why needs inherently map to long term well-being, while wants don’t have such a correlation. Wants can either contribute to our long-term wellbeing, or they contribute to our long-term detriment. In order for our wants to be good for us in the long-term, we must understand which needs they map back to.
Ideally, we should be connected to our needs first, and our wants second. When we become disconnected from our needs due to past trauma, we rely too heavily on our wants to guide our decision making. The disconnection from our needs increases the likelihood that we will attach to wants that lead to our long-term detriment.
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