Its A Good Vibe

its a good vibe

It’s my day in the Cosmic Takeover! ✨✨✨

I drew a comic about some mysterious struggles that I had at university. (Spoilers: they all turned out to be ADHD symptoms)

cw: mild but irresponsible alcohol use

You have sinned: have you mourned? You have dissolved the sin.

On Wealth and Poverty, Saint John Chrysostom (via earlychristianity)

hear me out

it’s spider-man but not. it’s a normal world: no superheroes, no nonsense

peter bentham loves to read spider-man comics and he loves to pretend that he can be spider-man, just like peter parker

what he doesn’t know is that there’s a maniac in his hometown of Los Anghami who’s also nuts about spider-man, but in a less sane way, and that the maniac literally changed his last name to octavius, and also happens to be unfortunately smart about biological engineering (and making mechanical octopus arms, for that matter)

petey’s in for a real trip (in more ways than one) and if you want to see what wacky adventures he and his pals get into, scroll around for more~

oh. by the way. it’s not spider-man. it’s ~web-spinner~ totally different

I saw this tweet about how things don't always "occur" to adhd people and I thought I could relate to it as well, although I'm autistic and not adhd.

For example - if I have a headache, it simply won't occur to me to take pain meds. I know I have a headache. I want the pain to stop. I am aware of the existence of pain meds. But the idea never occurs to me to take them until someone else suggests it.

The example they gave in the tweet was that if someone says hello to them, it may not occur to them to say hello back and yep... I do that as well.

I just never realized that other people may not do these things.

sum jareths,, first working on the design for half-bird man and second looking like an elf from skyrim

don’t mind HAL 9000 there he’s just chillin