The Most Basic Thing To Say Ever But Lloyd’s Childhood Has Affected Him So Heavily As He’s Grown

i love seeing cardinals and bluejays together i’m always like “hehe.. evil siblings”

You get it!!

I don't think she's transphobic at all, she's just coping in the way some kids do - anything that makes them feel weird in some way, such as loss or change, they push back against and end up being kinda nasty

Brits who used to watch Horrid Henry! Didn’t his grandma call him Henrietta? If that’s true then could that mean Henry’s trans?

@tophatcat459

you have GOT to be able to admit when you’ve believed something bigoted in order to improve as a human being. like you NEED to be able to handle that if you want to act in line with your values

AI defenders will make it seem as if art is this gatekept pastime that only the most elite can partake in and they’re making it possible for the “normies” to create meanwhile one of the most memorable pieces of recent art I’ve ever seen is “My son’s drawing of safe”

Have some gay little doodles of gay little guys bc i love them and idc its not canon

Ik these are kind of trash but also they were just comfort doodles for me so whoops

There was a phrase that I used in my classroom when my students would ask me about doing questionable things, and my response was always, "Technically you can, but should you?"

The reason I used this instead of a simple yes or no answer is because it opened up conversation. Instead of blindly looking for permission, the conversation became more about cause and effect. Usually it navigated the "well you can't tell me what to do I'm going to do it anyway" instinct in kids when I'd say no, because all they were looking for is something to challenge them.

For example: "Can I jump off the slide?"

"Technically you can, but should you?"

If they answer no, I'd ask why. Usually they'd say because it's against the rules or I don't know.

If they say it's against the rules, I'd ask them why they think it's a rule. And if they'd say I don't know, I'd explain that the slide is five feet off of the ground, and jumping that high is a good way to hurt your knees or worse.

And then the most important part: if you did do it, how can you make it safer?

That's when the creativity juices started to flow. I'd get anything from pillows to beds to bouncy shoes to wings to someone catching them (which became a whole different conversation). And I told them since we didn't have those things here, it wasn't safe. And safety is everyone's number one job at school.

It stopped them from doing it behind my back. It got them to engage in critical thinking. And it helped them figure out how to do things without help.

However, there's always been an itching thought in the back of my head. Somewhere out there, did one of my past students drag their mattress out to the slide and jump off of it?

How to defeat god: step 1) naptime. step 2) profit.

Transcript vv

[Image 1]

Eda: Alright kid, that's enough.

[Image 2]

Lilith: Edalyn, are you sure this is a good idea?

Eda: I raised one god already. I can raise another.

Collector: What is happening

[Image 3]

'fell asleep instantly'

Some doodles of Hunter and his found family I did a while back :)

Plus goldric bc I cannot resist the shipping

Sleepy star child?

my headcanon: when a collector get physical body they are forget how to use eyes (and other stuff i guess?)