Ways to carry an egg(head)

Kids at the backseat be like:

"It's hard being a single mother when you're a male teenager with three kids"

-Probbably Sanzang

Cursed idea: Dear starboy Tord is actually TBATF tord's son. He's the child of the one harem anime girl with pink hair and was raised with barely any contact with his father. The reason he's so toxic and casually abuses Tom is because he was raised by an anime girl who doesn't know what consent is. It's also where he gets his uwu soft boi aesthetic from. On the rare occasion Tord talks to Tord Jr. He cries. Tord was already terminally online, but then his son went and became terminally online in the exact opposite way.

One of the few WIPs I have been working on lately, I haven't finished any of them so far so my goal is to at least finish this one before the end of the year.

weimar 2023

Altså for faen, nu havde admiralen lige vænnet sig til de nye køreplaner, og så ændrer DSB kraftstejleme stationernes navne helt uprovokeret. København Syd min bare, hvad var der galt med Ny Ellebjerg, hva?? Unødvendig komplikation!

Hate this guy smh 🙄

So I just read your post about disability.

I have severe endometriosis. Like, couldn't eat for several days because I'd just throw it all up and falling over kinda cramps. It's better now that I'm on birth control but not entirely handled. But my Endo also causes a lot of chronic pain and migraines.

I have no idea if I'm allowed to call myself disabled. It does affect my day to day life. But I feel like no one would take me seriously. My job already doesn't. I just don't know

So I'm here to speak in general terms, because I don't feel comfortable putting on or taking off the label of disabled on somebody, that's not what I'm here to do, but I want to tell you that there's not much of a point basing your decision on how much people would take you seriously, because people don't take, even visibly, disabled people seriously all of the time, we live in a society that's extremely ableist, it's conveniently (to the system) designed for us to not be taken seriously and for us to, most of the time, not get what we need without so much of a fight, sometimes not get what we need ever.

I understand your job doesn't take you seriously and I'm sorry about that, most jobs don't really care about their employees' health or pain, unless it's something that could kill them easily because they don't want to deal with that. They care about productivity and profit, which a lot of disabled people can be behind on for various limitations so too many times they won't even hire someone who's disabled, mostly people who are physically disabled.

I'm glad your condition is better and I want to tell you that if you want that label, I'm not the authority on who can and cannot use it, but if it seems it fits you, go for it, if what you need is someone to tell you you're allowed, you are, only you know how much it affects you.

The fact that a lot of people feel they're not allowed to use it is possibly because we have normalised pain and suffering in general in order to function "normally", or in most cases try to, in a society that's not designed to cater to us, we have stigmatized disabilities, we have accepted capitalist rules that stop us from getting what we need without proving ourselves in some sort of way. At the end of the day disability or not, people should be allowed free access to healthcare, people should be allowed accommodations, people should be allowed to speak about whatever conditions they have and be taken at face value.

I have a huge problem with capitalism but that's for another post.

Some things from my digital sketchbook :)

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Stop whatever you’re doing and listen to this.

touch...touch...touch me

Aalborg

i just watched this back and i think at some point right before i decided to shade it, it did look more like him? 😭

Even more so, as someone who is diabetic, and have been for the past 18 years of my life, the notion that a lot of things passed as science and commonly accepted by the public without actually looking at science and ultimately used to be fatphobic fucking angers me. I'm tired of the diabetes jokes, I'm tired of the fatphobic comments, I'm tired of diet culture who can and usually is more toxic than healthy to individuals.

Did you know when I was 6 and was diagnosed with diabetes I barely if at all had sweets/candy/sugary treats? I didn't like it a lot and I was unhealthily skinny for my body. So fucking quit it with using my disability to be an asshole. Fat doesn't mean unhealthy, fat doesn't mean ugly, fat doesn't mean sick.

We need to start teaching people about science but not in a scary "you'll die and you cant do/eat anything" way, in a way that people understand and know how to look at and take care of their bodies without feeling like shit all the time, because you're being judged and serving a system that wants to keep you down and busy.