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Lynn
↱ 21 ↲
↱ She ¦ They ↲
↱ ASD ¦ ADHD ↲
↱ Demi ¦ Taken ↲
↱ ENG ¦ ESP ↲
↱ ROLEPLAY ¦ ARTIST ↲
↱ DNI -> basic DNI, minors, ableists, transphobic, homophobic, usage of offensive religion jokes, free usage of slurs, NSFW, non-MHsky ↲

August 9, 2025 at 6:33 PM

MandL27

@mandl27.bsky.social

I sometimes feel like the only person on mhsky that prefers steve over lagi in wilds

July 9, 2025 at 8:46 PM

witty - COMMISSIONS OPEN

@wittykilf.bsky.social

Clothed and unclothed versions of my MHW OC Lyre

✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️

#monsterhunter #monsterhunterworld #monsterhunterrise #mhsky #monsterhuntersky #ocsky

May 29, 2025 at 1:19 PM

Squishy Fauna 🪲🐍 local bug dealer

@squishyfauna.bsky.social

Almost 60% funded! Run by two queer and disabled artists, shipping anywhere except EU/NI (sorry! Wish we could!)

www.kickstarter.com/projects/squ...

#witchsky #witchy #spelljar #spellbottle #mhsky #madsky #ndsky #queerartist #disabledartist #artshop #herps #sciart #bugsky

April 12, 2025 at 9:43 PM

「Ｔｏｋｕ . 」

@seikret.bsky.social

「 Toku ◦ He / they ◦ SFW / Suggestive 」

- Monster Hunter focused account
- Sometimes posts and rambles about other games
- Your local Mizutsune / Seikret!
- Love any sort of MH discussion
- @MHMizutsune on Twitter!

Main account: @reshiram.bsky.social

#monsterhunter #monhun #mh #mhsky #monhunsky

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April 5, 2025 at 8:22 AM

Ryzzmac

@ryzzmac.bsky.social

I would never assume someone was being argumentative lol im the one bouncing around MHSky adding my unecessary opinions to random peoples posts 😂

March 18, 2025 at 4:54 PM

SimmDevi

@simmdevi.blacksky.app

Emotional Exhaustion: What It Is and How to Treat It #hopesky #mhsky

www.healthline.com/health/emoti...

What Is Emotional Exhaustion and How Do You Fix It?

Emotional exhaustion often feels like you have no power or control over your life. Learn more about this condition and how to treat it.

www.healthline.com

March 2, 2025 at 2:15 PM

The Barbiter

@the-barbiter.bsky.social

People in mhtwt (or mhsky over here?idk🤷🏾‍♂️) celebrating the fact it's Wilds season (February) , meanwhile I'm over here freaking out because EVERYTHING is gonna cost a million, bajillion dollars now bc of tariffs (taking place February—RIGHT NOW)

February 1, 2025 at 2:54 PM

Spillygal

@spillygal.bsky.social

Want to make sure all of #TherapistSky #MHSky sees this. It both challenges what I’ve been taught and makes so, so much sense.

Anne 🏳️‍⚧️🌻 [נעמי יעל] @tranniehathaway.bsky.social · Dec 6

Black Americans experience schizophrenia and related disorders at twice the rate of white Americans. It’s a disparity that has parallels in other cultures.
archive.ph/2024.12.03-1...

As a growing body of research reveals, Black people in the United States suffer the hallucinations and delusions of psychosis — the voices that seem to emanate from outside a person’s head, the visions, the paranoias, the breaks with common reality — at a rate roughly twice that of white people. In Europe, racial disparities regarding psychosis are yet wider. Even after researchers control for socioeconomic factors and address issues of diagnosis, the alarming racial gaps remain.

Studies suggesting a link between minority or outsider status and psychosis run back about a century. A 1932 study looked at hospital admissions for psychosis in Minnesota. It found that Norwegian immigrants were admitted at twice the rate of native Minnesotans or Norwegians in their home country. By the 1970s, researchers were turning specifically to racial divides in psychiatric disorders, and by the 2000s, the relationship between race and psychosis (which appears to outstrip any correlation between race and more common conditions like depression) was becoming well studied in both the United States and Europe. Yet despite the mounting data, in the United States, until recently, the issue was relegated to the edges of mainstream psychiatry — or perhaps beyond the edges.

Current explanations for the racial gaps in psychosis tend to zero in on the catalysts of discrimination, denigration and the insidious sense of helplessness — or “social defeat,” as psychiatry terms it — that racism can impose. The data is strongly suggestive, if short of proving causation. Intuitively, the link is hard to ignore. Experiences of racism seem to stir and amplify the deafening voices of self-condemnation and fears of terrible danger that can be part of the alternate realities of psychosis.

Feelings of foreboding and overwhelming futility tracked him through his teens and into his 20s. During the frigid months when he slept under the bench at 22, the police stopped him a few times coming out of a bodega where he bought loose cigarettes. They pressed him to a wall, cuffed his wrists, insisted he was buying drugs and emptied his pockets and garbage bags onto the pavement. A voice lurking beside him warned of impending death. He tried not to respond to it, knowing that any strange outburst might well spur the police to load him into their squad car and leave him locked in another psych ward. He bit down hard on the inside of his mouth, drawing blood and adding to a network of wounds in the soft flesh.

In the United States, Black-white ratios are at least 1.9 to one; some studies show that disparities for nonwhite Hispanics are narrower but still notable. In Europe overall, Black-white differentials hover in the vicinity of four to one. In England, the gap for Black Caribbean and Black African immigrants runs between four to one and more than six to one. In the Netherlands, for Moroccan, Surinamese and Antillean immigrants, the ratio is around three to one.

Among the immigrant groups, one plausible factor is the dislocation and stress that can come with the immigrant journey itself. But while such trauma may seem an obvious trigger, given that many immigrants arrive in their new nations after dangerous journeys and unable to speak the language that surrounds them, researchers have found repeatedly that second-generation immigrants to the United States and Europe develop psychosis at rates at least as high as their parents. Something is happening in the new country.

December 6, 2024 at 6:20 PM

Cilan ❄️🐘

@rapidmorph3.bsky.social

I am not the boss of anyone but I'm seeing a lot of monhun people tag with mhsky and we are having the same issue on twitter where monster hunter and monster high fans have colliding tags, maybe we should be using monhunsky 😭

November 23, 2024 at 9:55 AM

Meeswa

@kora124.bsky.social

I need some Monster Hunter creatures if yall have the critters to spare.

Pretty open to almost all of them, I have been on a bird wyvern spree lately though
#mhart #monsterhunter #mhsky #artrequests #art

November 23, 2024 at 12:33 AM

drac

@carebearz.bsky.social

thought i forgot a picture

#dollsky #mhsky

monster high dolls draculaura twyla boogeyman and venus mcflytrap from the garden mysteries skultimate secrets set in their alt outfits. this is a zoom in on their individual bags. venus has a green bag with a bow and flowers, drac has a pink bag with bats and leaves. twylas bag looks like a house with bunny ears on the door.

November 21, 2024 at 4:31 PM

drac

@carebearz.bsky.social

i found this frankiestein at an op shop and i want to know where she is from so i can dress her right... she has non movable arms so she might be a budget doll but i have searched for hours trying to figure out exactly what she is from please #dollsky #mhsky help me