[ID: A Screenshot Of A Poem That Reads:

[ID: a screenshot of a poem that reads:

to be a wild rabbit

is to be the most killable thing in the world and

one must imagine that

the rabbits understand this

for what else could explain how they live

their whole lives as if they

are about to die

to be a wild rabbit

is to be defined by the ability to flee and to be

blessed with long ears with which to

hear your hunters and

strong legs all the better to

run with and

a life driven by adrenaline and the cold sharp rush of panic

to be a wild rabbit

is to run until you cannot run anymore and

then to look into the eyes of God

or the wolf there is

no difference to you and

to await your death with the rage that

only something as hunted as you can feel

to be a wild rabbit

is to understand your life as

a single mad dash for

survival all narrowing to one knife-sharp point and most of

all it is to know that

there are only two things that exist

in the world and they are

Fear,

and the mouth of God waiting to

devour you whole.

End ID.]

Did I have tasks I was supposed to be doing this evening? yes. Did i black out and write a poem about rabbits instead? yes.

40 Vegan Questions Ask Meme 🌱☀️🐰

1. How long have you been vegan?

2. How did you make the transition into being vegan? Was it cold turkey or gradual?

3. Why do you eat vegan? For the animals, the earth, your health, better energy/mental clarity, or what?

4. What question do you dislike the most from non-vegans?

5. What is the cheapest meal that you prepare?

6. What is the most expensive meal that you prepare?

7. Do you tend to cook for yourself or eat (take)out more?

8. Which restaurants do you like and recommend for other vegans?

9. Do you eat more vegetables and fruits now that you're vegan?

10. What convinced you to go vegan?

11. Has anyone else in your life turned vegan too?

12. Are you dogmatic or live-and-let-live with your vegan principles? Do you lecture about your ideals to others unasked?

13. Do you grow any of your own food? If so, what? If not, what are you planning to grow?

14. Is there anyone in the vegan community who inspires you - in attitude, recipes, vigor, etc?

15. Has veganism impacted your lifestyle in other ways?

16. Is your veganism purely about your food? Do you buy vegan clothing and cosmetics and household items too?

17. Have you ever tried fasting or cleansing? Talk about your experience.

18. What foods would you live off of if you could?

19. What do you always make sure to have? List your pantry essentials.

20. What do you love using to add flavor to your food? Which herbs, spices, and sauces do you tend to use?

21. What do you think is better homemade?

22. Which is the preference of your taste buds - sweet, sour, salty, bitter, or umami? How do you satisfy those taste buds?

23. What kind of water do you drink?

24. Do you eat locally? Why or why not?

25. Do you eat seasonally? Why or why not?

26. Do you eat organic? Why or why not?

27. Do you go out of your way to tell people you're vegan or do you let it come up naturally (if at all)?

28. Describe your perfect day in food.

29. Describe what you would pack for a picnic meal.

30. Describe what you would serve to a non-vegan with a skeptical palate.

31. Have you ever made the vegan versions of your childhood/cultural staples? What are they?

32. Which culture's (or cultures') cuisine can you not get enough of?

33. What is your preferred vegan milk?

34. Do you have any food allergies? What do you substitute them for in recipes?

35. Are you a tea or coffee or mushroom coffee drinker? What's in your cup?

36. Are there any circumstances in which you will not eat vegan?

37. Do you workout? Describe your workout routine.

38. What made it most difficult becoming vegan?

39. Do you take any supplements or do you get everything from food sources?

40. Are you a junk food vegan or do you try to avoid eating packaged food?

I’ve started getting all surprised and jumpy when people actually use they/them for me. You heard I had to sets of pronouns? And you didn’t just pick the easy one? I’m shocked beyond words.

The stigma of self-inserts is so harmful to the creative process. Relax. Admit it. Everything you make is derivative of yourself, always, no exceptions. You can turn the mirror into tinier and tinier shards or you can make it as big as you want to reflect as much as you want. At the end of the day it's always going to show you inside of it. Pretending otherwise is stupid.

I just want to find something I've saved before

Just logged on tumblr from my laptop I see why people use xkit

god it's so cluttered

i loooooove giving my ocs perpetrator trauma. you hurt people, used and abused and destroyed them, and you will never wash out that stain. you will grow resentful of forgiveness because you refuse to forgive yourself. they don't know what you did like you do. you wear that knowledge like armor, like a sick badge of shameful pride. you can't cut off the hand that struck out and throw it away. you can't pull out your teeth and become something kinder, something more vulnerable.