i kept asking the guy working there “why are they beeps” and he was laughin and then i didnt buy any and he told me “no beeps?????” rly softly and me and matthew lost it
NOW THAT IM ACTUALLY HERE…
i’m currently staying a pal’s basement but this is a temporary setup and i need to get myself livin somewhere that isn’t someone’s laundry room, so if anybody living in or moving to those parts is looking for a SWELL ROOMMATE: i could be that roommate
i am:
i do freelance editing stuff & also art sometimes. I’m a writer, I like birds, I’m into robots that turn into cars. my taste in music is terrible but i always use headphones
in my ideal world, although i do not expect all of my dreams fulfilled, i would like to live somewhere that is ok for public transport and/or cycling (somewhere to keep a bike would be great). living w/ people who are decent about brain problems would be nice? bonus points for: nerds, queers, neighbours who don’t play really loud music in the middle of the night
signal boosts super appreciated, this isn’t an emergency or anything but i wWOULD like to get myself moved sooner rather than later – obviously i am looking elsewhere for places to rent too but i figure this CANNOT HURT
I cannot sleep. Because of this I think of various things. Perhaps in thinking, I will find something that will cause sleep. I am not sure, was it before I fell asleep that I remembered this? Or while I was sleeping?
What happens to the eyes when one sleeps? Do eyes really remain in place? Do they roll around while we sleep? It is so dark. What if we are not actually sleeping? Perhaps our eyes leave while we are sleeping. They may go and take a break. They may figure we will not wake up and leave all night.
If our eyeballs can come out on their own, where do they go? Maybe while all the people sleep, they travel across the universe to where they were born. Or they go and create more eyeballs. It’s while we sleep that they flee. Through the nose. Or the mouth. That might be why we have bad tastes in our mouth.
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okay so there is a very specific reason why i am saying this but i think it needs to be said:
when people come out as a non-binary identity DO NOT try to tell them they are cis or faking it, bc a lot of times non-binary genders are a bit confusing and it may take some time and experimenting to find what fits the way you are and how you feel and a big concern with people who haven’t found the right identity yet is “am i really cis? but that doesn’t fit, but neither does this??” and then face a lot of self-doubt and fear about exploring their genders.
if someone is exploring non-binary identities, be supportive and if you are non-binary, talk about how you came to your gender and found the right terms and your experiences. be kind and supportive to new members of the community, don’t just accuse them of being a cis faker because they don’t know the terms or are unsure about aspects of their identity still. basically, don’t be a buttwipe, folks.
Hakkekyuu Ou(Leukocyte King):
I just wanted to have something related to Dragon Quest so he was born - 50p
Jiraia:
The image in my head was of someone cool not in the traditional way; someone bizarre, someone who has thrown away his very identity and his being as a human - this kind of cool. I’m afraid he just turned into another sickhead though - 65p
Ketsuno Seimei:
It’s obvious that he was based off Abeno Simei. I’m often asked why is that in Gintama most brothers are obsessed with their sisters, but if you try to exploit the character setting for a brother in manga, what is there left besides this obsession? - 70p
Gedomaru:
Actually Gedomaru was the childhood name for Shuten-doji, the demon who was exorcised by Kintaro. Making her tag along with Gintoki, who was based off Kintaro, was making a dream duo come true to me - 100p
Pandemonium:
I’ve been often told that Pandemonium-san was the most stunning of Gintama’s bishoujos and her reputation is flawless, and also her long eyelashes give her extra-points amongst the ladies. Pandemonium-san’s debut has changed the very nature of Gintama. She is indispensable - 100p
Doromizu Jirocho:
Most of Gintama’s characters are good-for-nothings to begin with, but Jiocho-kun is an exception. He’s someone to strike to the core. Let’s cut down the old hag. Let’s also be a little shy. But since he’s badass - 80p
Chin Pirako:
I wanted to draw an annoying girl untypical for Gintama. Ended up with a great daughter. Your typical ‘the bully goes good’ isn’t it - 85p
Sasaki Isaburo:
Mimawarigumi was thought out as the elite snobs unit opposing the Shinsengumi, but I didn’t have an initial design so I improvised. At first Sasaki-kun was supposed to wear a silk hat and walk around with a stick, but since it was going back to the Shinsengumi concept, he became what he is now. Well, at least I cut down on banality - 85p
Imai Nobume:
One time I was late with the manuscripts so I messed up her colouring making her completely white, right when she was saying something like ‘it’s not something about whites and blacks’. She covered up my mistake so graciously and transformed it into a gag - 100p
Sakata Kintoki:
He was created with the sole purpose of using the title ‘Kintama’, but the poor kid was both robbed of his own golden balls and forced to take part in a freaky romantic comedy - 90p
Oboro:
The Tendoshu is something hard to convey, so I made them make their appearance as an actual unit. Tenshoin Naraku. It’s easier to think of ‘them’ only as Tendoshu - 70p
Yoshida Shuyo:
At the first glance he seems to be a kindhearted good fellow, but it was his pupils who’d spit out the ‘give my regards to Sensei in hell’. He was their mentor after all, so there must be something fishy about him - 70p
Obi Hajime:
He’s an older brother different to Sakata-kun. I’m reluctant to admit this but all I wanted was to draw those two older brothers together for a little more - 75p
Ikeda Asaemon:
I only have about three patterns of faces I draw in Gintama, but since I wanted to break the pattern for Asaemon, I modeled her after a performer. Specifically, after Goriki-san - 100p
Mutsu:
Mutsu-san is comparatively popular and since Tatsuma-kun is that sort of character I thought about her not being an ordinary human way before. Still, the fact that she turned out to be a Yato was surprising even for me. I’m glad I made her wear that hat - 75p
Saito Shimaru:
He would have fit in ‘Ryuu ga Gotoku Ishin’; that’s all - 30p
I hate when people complain about “oh health forms are stupid they want my biological sex instead of my gender!!!!” or “they only have male or female!!!”
There’s a reason for that, you dumb fucks, and they’re referring to biological sex
Different health risks are present in different sexes, and whatever gender is in your head does not change the fact that if you were born female, you have a higher risk for certain cancers and osteoporosis, and if you were born male you have a higher risk for heart disease and often a shorter lifespan than a female.
In other words, your biological sex is an important factor in health and health insurance, and your special snowflake status doesn’t change that.
No. There gets a point where nice doesn’t work. There’s too many stupid ass angsty teens on here that are gonna get themselves seriously hurt or sick because they wanna be a special fucking snowflake. Lemme tell you a thing. Doctors don’t give a flying fuck what you identify as. All they want to know is do you have two X chromosomes or an XY? Because cancer and lupus and certain medicines don’t give a flying fuck what pronouns you use. This is about your fucking LIFE. stop being angsty for TWELVE SECONDS because when you’re in an ambulance or going into cardiac arrest or whatever the situation may be, it’s ESSENTIAL that you get your head out of your ass long enough to tell them your BIOLOGICAL SEX that you were BORN WITH. It literally may save your life.
hi im one of those doctors you idiots keep using as an excuse to yell at trans people
every single thing you’ve said is incorrect, and you do not know what you are talking about
I may need to know what organs a patient does or does not have, their hormonal status and history of exposure, and even their karyotype. Ideas like “biological sex” can often imply a lot of this. In medicine, that isn’t good enough. We have to be able to catch exceptions, side-effects, sequelae, and anomalies that might affect only one in a million patients. Exceptions to any one or more elements of the “biological sex” paradigm are much, much, much, much more common than that.
You genuinely do not know a patient’s chromosomes until you’ve run an expensive test, and even then, who knows! they could be a mosaic. Whether this information is important, and when, and why, depends. It all completely depends. A gender/sex/whatever marker on a form is not and never will be important. No matter how you cut it, is and always will be a miniscule source of information. Frankly, by disclosing a trans background on this form, the OP has made it more diagnostically useful to a clinician than that form has ever been before - we trans people are statistically very uncommon and tend to encounter distinct hardships and challenges that are highly relevant to our medical needs. Even then, it would still be no substitute for actually interviewing the patient.
So that’s the other thing you House addicts don’t have a clue about. Good doctors do “give a flying fuck” about how the patient identifies, because a patient’s background is absolutely key to their health. Knowing a patient’s basic demographics can help me think about what may be more or less likely in terms of their care needs.
More importantly, it helps me treat my patient with respect. This is both the decent thing to do and an absolute minimum requirement for being able to get damn near anything done. You sneering choads couldn’t cure a side of beef.
