Fridge Light Stay On.

School project based on our upbringings

Kinda in love with the first one ngllllll

rotting in my childhood bedroom

[I.D: A digital illustration depicting a person laying on their back, with their legs up on a bed. Their face is completely obscured except for the right eye, which has a tired expression. On both their arms, and on part of their stomach, grow mushrooms of various kinds. There's also moss, small plants, and even a few flowers, covering most of their skin. They are covered in dirt and mold, that also extends to other parts of the room. To the left of the image is a big bear plush, sitting on its hind legs; it has a sewn on patch and it's slashed open across the stomach. The person's hand closer to it is holding a bit of the stuffing. On its feet lay other toys. The room has a heart decal that goes around the top of the wall, and it has one window over the bed, with curtains. The whole illustration has very dark colors, mostly blue and grey except for the moss, mold, mushrooms, and dirt. End I.D]

Worms are so versitile symbolism-wise. They represent rot and decay, stagnating, nature and growth, they represent reading a lot and unconditional love, they even represent. Yuri

Erotic fantasy: My meds work for once in my fucking life. I am able to perform basic tasks and not being disabled by my illness.

Falling Over

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youve died a thousand times before who caaares just climb out of this grave again & again &agaian & agaian & again & again & aga