Fingers In His Ass Sunday

Saul...

Saul…

i'm making a collection

Bees in my hand

Bees in my brain

Bees in the sand

Bees go insane

AAAAAAAAAAAAAA

LOOK AT THIS AMAZING ART, IT'S SO GOOOOD!!!

Welcome Home Theseus

@technothe-pig

Here's to add lamo

Featuring (in order): An au, Jschlatt, also my cat oc, and my headcannon for Boozoo (He ftm and that's the only thing I wish to accept)

I made a whiteboard with a few friends and these are all mine

None of these are serious they are all ironic

Yes, that is the dnf flag

the two cat girls are my oc and sona

and banny from walten files

(Also the boob window and mega milk is Ted inspired by @/frostycola)

no, i dont lose hyperfixations. theyre just moved to a different, slightly less used, shelf in my brain.

Okay but hear me out- slay the princess is a really great way to represent DID.

Other than there not being switching, the voices are a great representation. And to an outside perspective who isn’t living with switches, seeing the voices alone is probably explanatory enough.

Every time you get a new voice, it’s a direct reaction to how the last chapter ended. In my mind, this can be equated to ‘trauma causing a split’

Each voice is unique and distinct, and at first sounds different. I don’t know about other systems, but when you dig deeper, you realise that the sounding different is actually all a variation of one voice, at least in headspace. Tone, pitch, intonation and such- all variants of one voice. The same, and yet different. One, but many.

And don’t even get me STARTED on the princess.

She contains multitudes? She is not completely herself until she is multiple of herself? She is one whole when she is many?

Anyway thank you @blacktabbygames for this accidental but amazing way to share my experience with people

🔪 knife stop 🔪

Take a knife or two to complete any tasks you need to finish soon. Reblog to give your mutuals a knife for any group projects you may be working on

Social experiment: if you know what this is don’t say anything just reblog