@egregiousderp replied to your post “sorry no post today (yesterday?) its been VERY...”:

I TRUST YOU IN THE HANDS OF THAT DOCTOR. GODSPEED.

hes got me playing racquetball :)

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give me the endlessly soft fluffy blankets or suffer the consequences.

Does anyone else spend twenty minutes getting weirdly handsy with the sweater rack in the thrift store to test how well they can assess fibre content by feel alone? No? Okay

Truly is there any greater joy than finding a mass-produced stuffed toy with the fur alllll going in the correct direction.

Especially on more complex patterns and cheaper toys. It feels like winning the lottery

the ankh pillowcase is sooo so soft btw i hug that thing every day it rules i love that fabric

Bitch got their yard of faux fur today for my "I'm not a furry (yet)" project and now one of my stims is just gonna be rubbing it

attempting another raglan knitwear item [screaming and crying car crash sound effect cat yowling glass breaking]

over half my closet is now wools, linen, silk, cotton, and i feel very happy with that. they feel really good to me and i've been lucky that i've been able to find a lot of them thrifting/discount department store searching, and gifted to me in the case of one of my suits. i feel a lot more comfortable in my clothing now than i used to. little bit annoying that the textures of some of the most common textile types (polyester and acrylic, plastic gang) feel so uncomfortable yknow

texture: Does your OC favor any specific kinds of cloth or textures? Is there anything they can't wear or don't like? What sort of fabrics do they prefer? (for Cain)

Cain has spent the majority of his life wearing cheap cloth and textiles that were made to be practical rather than luxurious. Now that his adventuring career has finally taken off somewhat, he could afford something "better", but he still tends to default to what he is used to.

His favourites are cotton and linen for their durability and convenience but prefers them when they are slightly worn: still usable but slightly soft and comforting. He would probably enjoy silk due to its "airiness", too, but he considers it too pricy and unsuitable for his usual activities.

The fabrics he doesn't like tend to either itch or get easily sweaty and then cling to his skin, such as coarse wool or slippery types of satin. He also avoids hemp both because it tends to be coarse and because it reminds him of the unpleasant parts of his past.

if you tell me the bat wings were custom made too (which they probably were, LOOK HOW WELL THE SLEEVE FITS HIS ARM) im actually gonna drive myself off a cliff

Autistic babes who love rough fabrics and hate soft ones

to me the heart breaking thing about plastic is there’s a time and a place for it. like i genuinely believe plastic is- in some regard- a necessary material that has brought with it a lot of innovation to our society. it’s just nowadays corporations will use plastic in literally everything even when they don’t need to because it’s cheap as dirt to produce plastic things

Decided to treat myself to a memory foam pillow. I don’t want to talk about the price of it but I can just tell I’m about to have the best night’s sleep of my life

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