okay it is actually really interesting how they show older women upholding the structures that support toxic masculinity/patriarchal society
i guess it makes sense because traditionally mothers-in-law occupy a really interesting space in the hierarchy and have quite a bit of power over their daughters-in-law, while I guess the older men in the family slowly lose power to their inheriting son
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Opening Commissions
Because school and medicine are a bitch, and I think I’m going to need a new drawing tablet soon (my first one has lasted me a few years but that cord is getting. dicey haha)
I’m finally doing online commissions so, here it is! It would be delightful if you distribute this post or want to support me and order something!
I have a contact email specifically for coms listed in the pic, but if you have any questions don’t be afraid to DM me. I’ll only open 10 slots for now, and will keep the status (Open / Full / Closed) in the bio
( Paypal is not agreeing with me at the moment so we’re rolling with Venmo for now )
I will not do mechs or backgrounds, just because I’m not confident enough in my ability to draw them well enough to sell.
I can do fanart of a series/character, OCs, and/or D&D characters! (If possible please have some references I can go by or a detailed description)
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im so cross cos i was doing really well w updating dndb on a monthly basis and then i had to take a 2 week break bc i got too excited and typed too much and too aggressively and my carpal tunnel (?)/weird wrist fuckery came back with a vengeance to ruin my life and brought a fun shoulder injury with it, so i had to not write for a few weeks to conserve my typing ability for my "job" >:( but anyways after 2 weeks of sulking and watching grey's anatomy i tried working out yesterday and i guess my body was just asking me to move or something bc the pain has gone away so!! WE'RE BACK IN BUSINESS BABY
i did then fuck up my wrist again while i was grating a courgette last night lmao but it seems to be okay as long as i have my wrist braces on so. WE'RE STILL BACK IN BUSINESS. SEND ME GOOD VIBES I WANNA UPDATE SOOOOON
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Spoilers for "Cold Hearted" by Serena Valentino
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Finally reading the book and I will admit I did smile a bit when Lady Tremaine reminisced about her first husband. And I was kinda sad too. 😢
Also I am SO totally seeing parallels between her and Cinderella purely because of the periwinkle dress (even though Cinderella's dress is kinda technically silver) and the GARDENS. HELLO THEY BOTH WENT TO A GARDEN WITH THEIR PRINCES.
Also I wasn't aware (or didn't remember) Drizella was older by a year. And seeing her dress in blue was an interesting surprise considering she usually has yellow, but maybe that might change.
And I did appreciate that little crumb alluding to Hook's book, which I haven't gotten yet but I will eventually!
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I love working in medicine. I especially love working in medicine as a queer person because I get to see the entire breadth of our community. It's not what you think it is.
Do you know how many older gay and trans people I meet on a daily basis? It's not all young, thin teens with dyed hair.
There's this one gay couple, in their 60s, always get their lab work done together, always leaning into each other and laughing about some private joke of the week. They lost a bunch of their friends in the 80s, and they always remark about how good our facility is to them. They smile when they talk to me like yeah, we made it, we're still kicking and screaming, and by god that's how we'll go out.
This butch lady with pure silver that works at a mechinc's shop down the street and always calls me sugar when I see her. Checked in a person the other day who looked like the blanded most non-descript typical middle age cis dude, but went by a femme name and had x/nonbinary gender tag and they/them pronuns.
Then there's the young trans kids that are tto scared to dress the way they want most of the time, still uncertain about using their name and pronouns in a medical setting until we do it for them withiout them asking, treat them as the gender they prefer, and you just can see the weight fall off them as their care giver team treats them as human and with such care and love. They're always smiling by the end even if they had to do something frightening and painful.
The 20 and 30 somethings that I see going out of their way to interact with me because I'm proudly, visibly queer at work, most especially for them because we all need to know that there is someone looking out for us when we're vulnerable.
We exist as this vibrant, complex tapestry, so far outside of the way we get stereotyped and talked about online and in the media. My god we are everywhere, experiencing life in ways you will never know about. You are not alone. You were never alone.
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