Emma M
@creaturecomforter.bsky.social
Just trying to stay human. (she/they)
We were a station wagon family growing up, they’re GREAT.
December 5, 2025 at 8:13 PM
We were a station wagon family growing up, they’re GREAT.
The Colorado dry air is HELL on my sinuses. I WISH I was dealing with a runny nose, but instead we’ve got rock hard boogers lodged up so high I gag when I finally dislodge them.
December 1, 2025 at 10:37 PM
The Colorado dry air is HELL on my sinuses. I WISH I was dealing with a runny nose, but instead we’ve got rock hard boogers lodged up so high I gag when I finally dislodge them.
Just finished a course of prednisone for my asthma. Miserable. I literally scheduled an appointment with my therapist for the first time in six months. I was like, “I’m feeling crazy and my strategies aren’t working!” And he was like, “Uh yeah, your body is flooded with cortisol.”
November 24, 2025 at 11:59 PM
Just finished a course of prednisone for my asthma. Miserable. I literally scheduled an appointment with my therapist for the first time in six months. I was like, “I’m feeling crazy and my strategies aren’t working!” And he was like, “Uh yeah, your body is flooded with cortisol.”
My policy is that whenever I learn a term (or in this case, a spelling) COULD be interpreted as problematic, I stop using it, even if just for a small number of people. Why would I want people to think I’m racist or ableist or whatever? It’s so easy to just not.
November 24, 2025 at 10:09 PM
My policy is that whenever I learn a term (or in this case, a spelling) COULD be interpreted as problematic, I stop using it, even if just for a small number of people. Why would I want people to think I’m racist or ableist or whatever? It’s so easy to just not.
To expand a little, listen to what the striking workers ask for. Sometimes they’ll ask you to fully boycott. Sometimes, for a variety of reasons, they won’t.
Imagine yourself and your work friends standing up against a corporate giant like Starbucks. Imagine the courage and willpower that takes.
Imagine yourself and your work friends standing up against a corporate giant like Starbucks. Imagine the courage and willpower that takes.
November 24, 2025 at 8:47 PM
To expand a little, listen to what the striking workers ask for. Sometimes they’ll ask you to fully boycott. Sometimes, for a variety of reasons, they won’t.
Imagine yourself and your work friends standing up against a corporate giant like Starbucks. Imagine the courage and willpower that takes.
Imagine yourself and your work friends standing up against a corporate giant like Starbucks. Imagine the courage and willpower that takes.
Coloradans just voted to continue free school lunch for all kids, and while this wasn’t the main reason I voted for it, it was heavy on my mind.
November 24, 2025 at 6:23 PM
Coloradans just voted to continue free school lunch for all kids, and while this wasn’t the main reason I voted for it, it was heavy on my mind.
My family wasn’t rich (quite the opposite) but after my parents’ divorce, my dad decided to stop buying food for my then 16-year-old brother. We were poor enough to qualify for free school lunch, but my family was opposed to “handouts”, so my brother starved for a year.
November 24, 2025 at 6:22 PM
My family wasn’t rich (quite the opposite) but after my parents’ divorce, my dad decided to stop buying food for my then 16-year-old brother. We were poor enough to qualify for free school lunch, but my family was opposed to “handouts”, so my brother starved for a year.