my secret to art happiness is it's not about how many notes what you draw is likely to get. t's about how many times you're going to go back to it, to your own art, and think "this FUCKS actually and caters to me entirely, specifically, fully. i love this artist (me) (me who i drew this) (myself)"
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wait do you guys actually carry purses/bags everywhere you go i really need to know
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good > finally building the habit of checking my trouser pockets for tissues and stuff before putting them in the washing machine
bad > being unable to do so without saying "what's it got in its nasty little pocketses" in a gollum voice
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theres no hope but ill just make my own shitty little homemade hope i guess
it has stickers & made of glue and possicle sticks
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I love trans men. The world would be unbearable without trans men
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“i also choose this guy’s dead wife” was easily the #1 funniest thing to ever be written on the internet.
you can know the punchline but you can’t stop it from punching you.
i do also feel the need to add that phil8248 really liked the joke. he said his wife had always had a dark sense of humour, even about her illness and death, and seeing the joke made him feel like he was laughing with her one last time.
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country roads
let’s-a-go
it’s-a-me
mario
Awww, I was listening to a Discord Q&A with the Game Grumps, and when asked what "vintage" collection they would want to instantly complete and why, Arin Hanson answers that he'd choose lost media. His first thought was Doctor Who so that he could "save the Who community." As both a Game Grumps and Doctor Who fan, this was so nice to hear.
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Okay okay okay I have to point out this excellent contrast of two quotes, which are just two pages away from each other–
Vimes sank gloomily into his armchair. It was, he felt, a persistent flaw in his wife’s otherwise practical and sensible character that she believed, against all evidence, that he was a man of many talents. He KNEW he had hidden depths. There was nothing in them that he’d like to see float to the surface. They contained things that should be left to lie.
And
She was very proud of Sam. He worked hard for a lot of people. He cared about people who weren’t important. He always had far more to cope with than was good for him. He was the most CIVILIZED man she’d ever met. Not a gentleman, thank goodness, but a gentle man.
Oh look it’s How You See Yourself versus How Your Loved Ones See You. It’s Vimes knowing he has a darkness inside, and constantly fighting it, see? Such that Sybil can’t even fathom him being bad. Because he wouldn’t be. He is a good man, because what he does is good, even if inside he thinks he is bad or sometimes even thinks bad thoughts. He is so much better than he realizes, or wants to realize. And Sybil loves him, and she is so good, too.