anyone else struggle to answer when the doctor asks you your pain on a scale of 1-10? because it’s like yea i’m in a lot of pain but i could definitely imagine worse, more painful scenarios that would hurt way more so maybe i’m actually fine! (im in so much pain)

anyone else struggle to answer when the doctor asks you your pain on a scale of 1-10? because it’s like yea i’m in a lot of pain but i could definitely imagine worse, more painful scenarios that would hurt way more so maybe i’m actually fine! (im in so much pain)

are you human?

are you human?

having chronic pain is just like. ur sitting perfectly still doing nothing meanwhile the space above your head keeps flashing -1hp -1hp -1hp -1hp -1hp -1hp -1hp -1hp -1hp -1hp

having chronic pain is just like. ur sitting perfectly still doing nothing meanwhile the space above your head keeps flashing -1hp -1hp -1hp -1hp -1hp -1hp -1hp -1hp -1hp -1hp

poordesign: back pain

poordesign: back pain

BACKPAIN💥🏥🩹

BACKPAIN💥🏥🩹

me: aghhh my back hurt

kasane teto:

me: aghhh my back hurt

kasane teto:

teto wigglypaint requests from stream... backpain and birdbrain match made in heaven

teto wigglypaint requests from stream... backpain and birdbrain match made in heaven

Something I really love about Bury Your Gays by Chuck Tingle is the point he makes about overcorrecting from the original trope. Sanitizing queer art to the point that nothing bad happens to queer characters ever is not only unrealistic, not only shitty to tell queer people what part of their stories they are or are not allowed to tell, it's also just putting us in another box. The beauty of queer art is when we just get to create what we want to and tell our stories authentically. There's a place for fluffy feel-good queer romance and horrifically fucked up queer horror. As long as queer people and those who love us get to tell our stories in a way that is meaningful, that resonates with the people who interact with it, that is all that should matter.

Something I really love about Bury Your Gays by Chuck Tingle is the point he makes about overcorrecting from the original trope. Sanitizing queer art to the point that nothing bad happens to queer characters ever is not only unrealistic, not only shitty to tell queer people what part of their stories they are or are not allowed to tell, it's also just putting us in another box. The beauty of queer art is when we just get to create what we want to and tell our stories authentically. There's a place for fluffy feel-good queer romance and horrifically fucked up queer horror. As long as queer people and those who love us get to tell our stories in a way that is meaningful, that resonates with the people who interact with it, that is all that should matter.