assorted ornamental birds! (2021)

babe wake up new dr who theme tune just dropped. and it fucking slaps

A four page comic about drawing, drawn for the Portland Public Library's newest exhibit, "Why We Make Comics: Reflections on Storytelling".

If you live in Portland ME, you can see this comic, as well as three others drawn by Isabella Rotman, Caroline Hu, and Liz Prince, on display from October 6th to December 31 at the library!

when you get down, down to the sub-atomic part of it that’s when it breaks you know, that’s when it falls apart!

evidence of life

(print)

mad foxes

trans people should get whatever the fuck we want body wise. and it should be free. yes this is specifically about claws and fangs and tails etc etc

No one wants to work anymore. All kids these days want is to physically transform into animals. Bones cracking, breaking, splintering apart, stitching together into exhilaratingly new shapes. Hair, all kinds hair, various fluids and oils and whatnot. Ragged-lip maws dripping with alien teeth, crowning in teething agony like the birth of an infant god. Gore-streaked visages howling in pagan delight by the pale light of the moon, etc. No work ethic. He who makes a beast of himself takes away the pain of clocking in tomorrow

Good morning🍂🌰🍁☀️

Source: Twitter

they should invent a way to love bite people who are thousands of miles away from you

the urge to bite... the urge to bitteeeeeeee

Day 5 - celestial

not to be autistic but i wish i could purr because conveying the fact that i feel positive takes so much energy. i could just make Chest Sound

Hence the invention of the Porch

I'm not a psychology researcher, but my guess would be that the nature of it being a time-limited puzzle game where you have to juggle multiple factors means that your short-term memory gets filled and the traumatic images are "dumped" in favor of remembering how many times to rotate the L piece. "As soon as possible" is probably because the sooner you do it, the less likely it is to become part of your long-term memory.

If that is true, then other time-limited activities where you have to remember and plan in a tight time frame may serve a similar purpose.

This can have an effect hours after the traumatic event happens too! All participants were treated within about 6 hours and played for a total of 20 minutes of Tetris (with at least one play time of 10 minutes straight).

Here are the links given in the screenshot:

Here is the paper that the second link uses as a source:

ID: Screenshot of tweet by Glenn White @justicar.xyz on October 13, 2023, that say: "Reminder that if you see disturbing or traumatic images, playing Tetris as soon as possible afterwards can help the brain cleanse itself and lessen the impacts of it longer term. No, I'm not kidding. And no one knows how or why it works. But it Does work, and I encourage you to remember it. Lest people think I'm kidding: (insert links shown above)." End ID.

david tennant back in doctor who. first homestuck update in years. bbc merlin’s twitter reviving. dan and phil games is back. girl at this point i am sat at bbc sherlock’s grave with a gun

*right clicks you and saves you into a folder called “friends :)” on my desktop*

*goes into the folder and clicks and drags you around the screen for fun so it’s like you’re on a rollercoaster, or perhaps a big twisty slide*

Your special interests don’t have to be deep or complicated. Your special interests can be just something that you really really enjoy. Your special interests are for you to decide.