Alice Grimaude @AliceGrimaude@awoo.space

hell yeah

Having a fun conversation in a Discord channel, someone pops in and starts talking about an encounter on the way to work with "some crazy off his meds" and repeatedly saying "I don't have time to deal with crazies today" and boy do I feel infinitely less welcome all of a sudden.

Capitalism has done an amazing job of convincing us that "freedom and equality" is both parents working full time to pay for childcare and house-care instead of each parent working half time and splitting the other work equitably.

a friend of mine has a cat called Doctor Bones and the first thing into my head every time is that Aqua song
https://youtu.be/F-1Lj3tWAIk

Time for more Legend of Legacy! I think we're at the last area before the endgame, so I'll clear that and see how I feel.

Small risk of a looooong training montage night.

SaGa of Mana: https://tinyurl.com/SaGa-of-Mana

https://twitch.tv/facetraccoon

Rihsa, showing off some.... advantages :3c

SPOOKY MONTH means I may just be drawing a lot of her.

just pissed about seeing liberal/centerist normies going "Furries have standards?" without asking themselves the following up question of "And they're higher than mine?"

Hi, I'm Andrea (but Nerts is still fine)
New name & new fursona to go along with a couple other new things about me :V
(Extremely excellent snep art by @Ficus !)

Since it is hard to find articles that are positive and not ableist about how autistic brains work, I am going to make a small thread about the main things that we know at the moment. I hope this helps any autistic people who are curious about themselves. I am not an expert, this is just what I learned from my neuroscience course. I will first explain some basics of neuroscience, for people who aren't familiar with biology, so you don't have to have any prerequisite knowledge to understand any of this :) If I accidentally leave some of the basics out, feel free to ask me to clarify. I don't know everything but I'll try my best to help :)

White supremacy is deeper than some people think

It's easy to believe that your conditions are fine, that you can put up with them. But once you get out, once you find better, and can heal and discover just how painful things really were, it's a big thing.

I'm more than grateful that I was able to get away, and even if my healing has been slow, even if I feel like I should be better off than I am by now, it's important. It really is.

@Are0h it’s all so artificial, too. These people do not need to be suffering. The housing is there. The food is there. The materials are there, but money bars them from it.