
Autumn 🍂 Trans NB 🍂 They/them or he/him🍂 Klance fics and original writing 🍂 pfp + banner by @erithel 🍂NSFW/18+ 🍂 minors DNI (but my insta is minor safe)
Joined October 2019
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I’m stepping back from fandom spaces for a while FYI. It hasn’t been particularly fun or fulfilling for some time and I’d like to focus on myself and my real life. I made a priv account for anyone who would still like to keep up/keep in touch. DM me if so! ❤️
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We are giving away a Japanese Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes guidebook signed by Rabbit & Bear!
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Literally begging once again for a plus size clothing store of reasonably priced and solid quality pieces that aren’t so painfully millenial momcoded. I just want a plain shirt that doesn’t say This Girl Runs on Coffee & Anxiety or Rise & Wine.
Also no flowers.
ADHD is actually a really shit disability. I feel like you can tell when someone adopts it as a quirky personality trait and when it’s actually a huge roadblock to life.
Case in point:
A friend of mine in college once joked that she envisioned me as the kind of English professor who wore tweed jackets with elbow patches and walked with a limp and a cane. I remember being like “?? Why do I have a cane?” And she replied that all distinguished English professors
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Back in the mid-90s these two were fucking ubiquitous and they basically never did a normal photo shoot. You'd spot them in Investment Portfolio Quarterly being asked about their savings plans and the accompanying photos would be them pouring oil on one another in a dungeon.
Listen if I could afford/have an assistant to do my grading, I would be the most amazing professor. But this makes me want to bang my head against a wall. Not even because it's bad (these are all smart, hardworking kids). I just have executive dysfunction and it's rainy :c
Honestly it's really cute when I teach tech writing, because all of my students are the kind of procedural, logical kids that have been completely burned by the subjectivity of English courses before. I'm like 'compile your answers into a memo' and they're panicking like-














