Kei-emji - Brainworm Hive

Sometimes, Moon Knight mains are sensitive.

(I’m Moon Knight mains.)

Some Moon Knight crack doodles. :) Ft. Luna Snow.

i like that everyone has a different hunter tag depending on which guardian they prefer for him. and how some ppl combine the names of varying guardians in service of hunter having multiple loving parents. anyway his name is hunter clawthorne-whispers-deamonne-wittebane-noceda and he signs the whole thing on all official documentation for anything ever. this is real and true and canon trust me i'm a lawyer

Miles and Hobie feel a certain way about how Gwen is treated in her universe

Today on "am I hitting a spiraling state of despair and frailty or did I forget to drink water again and body is mad at me"

Why does Labru feels like a neurodivergent's crush fantasy?

No, really. You're not diagnosed. People call you weird when you're being yourself. Most have let you down because you're too naive, too oblivious, or too much. So you focus on your interest.

Then here comes the most specialest guy with Main Character eyes and everything that doesn't come easy to you, giving you the same attention you give to your interest for being the same you that others have rejected.

Like c'mon. I don't know if Ryōko Kui did that on purpose. But they pinned down high school me.

Bianca wants to help parent the baby. Unfortunately she can’t resist the urge to kick

Let My Second Death Be Kinder Than Man

POV: Your Boyfriend falls into a Vat of Acid but it's Batjokes

Whenever I take a long car ride I end up exhausted afterwards, and I'm always like "why am I so tired? I was just sitting around doing nothing all day."

But the answer, it turns out, is I was doing something. Riding in a car jars your body in many directions and requires constant microadjustments of your muscles just to stay in place and hold your normal posture. Because you're inside the car, inside the situation, it's easy not to notice all the extra work you're doing just to maintain the status quo.

There's all sorts of work that we think of as "free" that require spending energy: concentrating, making decisions, managing anxiety, maintaining hypervigilance in an unfriendly environment, dealing with stereotype threat, processing a lot of sensory input, repairing skin cells damaged by sun exposure, trying to stay warm in a cold room.

The next time you think you're tired from "nothing", consider instead that you're probably in situation where you're doing a lot of unnoticed extra work just to stay in place.