Anie

A decorative illustration of flowers with the caption “I don’t use ai I’m not a fucking loser” with a severed hand with too many fingers

I drew this on my lunch break your excuses are fucking pathetic

We now have a website. udm14.com

I just need to get myself into your lap. It's already on the to-do list.

i like oranges

Doodle of a black cat with its head tilted upward and appears to be screaming. The background is black with repeated lines of the letter "a" throughout the entire thing.

Screaming into the void

Cis people's existence poses a threat to trans people.

A color sketch of a hare leaping on a dark green background with a yellow disc behind the head, featuring the words first they must catch you

First they must catch you

Most fuckable thing ever? My sleep.

Your regular reminder that the first known clinic to offer gender-affirming surgeries was … destroyed by Nazis.

In 1933.

(Magnus Hirschfeld’s Institut für Sexualwissenschaft.)

They always come for trans people first.

The rise of cozy speculative fiction--about goblins and robots giving up adventuring to run a Starbucks or whatever--suggests that in our current moment the greatest liberal power fantasy is not to save the world but to run from it.

mellon

The most challenging part of cooking is calculating the number of people I am.

Some individuals with AD/HD, especially without hyperactivity, have an activation problem as described by Thomas Brown, Ph.D. in his article AD/HD without Hyperactivity (1993). Rather than a deficit of attention, this means that individuals can’t deploy attention, direct it, or put it in the right place at the right time. He explains that adults who do not have hyperactivity often have severe difficulty activating enough to start a task and sustaining the energy to complete it. This is especially true for low-interest activities. Often it means that they can’t think of what to do so they might not be able to act at all, or, as Kate Kelly and Peggy Ramundo say in You Mean I’m Not Lazy, Stupid or Crazy?!, they might experience a “paralysis of will” (pg. 65). “The clothes from my trip—a month ago—are just still lying in a heap in the suitcase.” “I spend a lot of time in bed watching TV but my mind isn’t watching TV. I’m thinking about what I should be doing, but I don’t have the energy to do it.” - Sari Solden, Women With Attention-Deficit Disorder

Sorry to steal from Tumblr but this is so accurate it actually made me cry. The "paralysis of will" described here is the most painful symptom of my ADHD.

Finland, go vote!

Cozy Wednesday morning. Happy to be home for Christmas!