The invisibility of it all makes ppl assume it's not so bad. All they see is this awkward weirdo failing to hold a conversation. What they don't see is my own senses working against me as I desperately try to process whats being said to me. Sensory issues get really intense. They hurt.

This is something I've been working on in recent years. It's also just like, genuinely bad for your own mental health. You start to internalize those negative things you've said about your own work and it can damage your confidence as an artist as well.

Mine said 22. I'm 34 😵‍💫

Relatable lol

Me: I'll get this cuz it's big enough to have leftovers :3

Also me: *eats the whole thing cuz she forgot to eat all day* oh.

Instead of people guilting the abused child, it'd be nice if they could step back for a moment and really consider the other side of things. Sure, one day they'll be gone. But one day I'll be gone too. I don't owe an abuser my sanity just because they're mortal. All of us are. It's a moot point.

This!! It drives me mad when people try to guilt me for going no contact. Boundaries are important, having self respect is important. If a parent doesn't respect you and ignores your boundaries then they aren't a safe person for me. I don't care if they made me, I'm not their property.

- Sometimes an endless stream of consciousness, other times completely head empty
- Comfortable just existing near you like a house cat
- Some of the least understandable "your mom" jokes you will ever hear
- s k a t e b o a r d

And many many more!

Befriending an autistic fennec includes many benefits, such as:

- Direct admissions of love and appreciation
- Mile long infodumps about various subjects
- Verbally stimming at you a lot
- Infinite hugs
- Quietly handing you cool objects I think you'd like
- Consensual mutual flirtation if desired

Obsessed with the direction the digital version has gone fkvkdkxjckdkf

But I don't wanna post that one till it's finished :3