Probably Wont Do Amasai Week Day 7 Actually, Not Feeling The Best And Have No Ideas- I Thought Of Making

Color Palette Series day 14: Ganyu (Genshin Impact)

PATTERN BANNERS | knit.

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I call this Christmas sweater vibes ;)))) I wanted to make something that looked and felt like sweaters and I think I did it ?! it was fun trying to achieve that ‘knit’ texture haha. learned a few new things and new techniques as well HAHAHH.

this is so so so so out of what I normally do—srsly, patterns ? maximalist patterns ?! who am I ?!

feel free to send / comment colours you’d like to see next for this set ♡

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Promo for my new askblog :3

A boy sat, cross-legged, among the ruins of the abandoned building, picking bits of dried blood out from under his fingernails as though it were nothing of importance. At first glance, he appeared only to be an average teenager, perhaps homeless. But there was something more to him that incited a kind of natural fear in those that saw him.

He heard but did not see another person approaching his crime scene. How could he, with the bloodied bandages covering his eyes? He turned to face the sound of footsteps with a more alert look than he'd had before, still staying seated on the fallen metal beam.

"So, you've found me."

He smirked.

"Whether you already knew this or not, I figure it's important to tell you. My name is Makoto Naegi. The former Ultimate Lucky Student, and... Well, I don't care for the other title much, since I've found simple relief in the arms of Despair... hehe! Enough of my talking. Now, who are you? And what business do you have here?"

Remnant!Makoto is now open for asks!

promo pls? 👉👈

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[Feel free to interact even if you havent been tagged! It's fine if you've been tagged and you dont wanna interact, too!]

Genshin Impact Ask Game

I can’t believe that there isn’t a game like this for Genshin Impact, so let’s go! 

1. Who did you choose as your traveler? 2. Who is your favorite character? 3. Your favorite party? 4. Which characters do you have (count all of them)? 5. The character you don’t have but you want soso bad? 6. The character you have but you never use? 7. Who is your least favorite character? 8. Favorite nation? 9. Least favorite nation? 10. Favorite element? 11. Least favorite element? 12. Favorite combos of element? 13. Favorite enemy? 14. Least favorite enemy? 15. Do you k*ll animals when you pass by their sides? 16. Walking or using teleport? 17. Favorite mission? 18. Least favorite mission? 19. Do you like gliding? 20. Who is the most useful character in your opinion? 21. And the least one? 22. Your favorite character’s design and the least one? 23. Bow, Sword, Polearm, Claymore or Catalyst? 24. Your party formation? (DPS, Healer, Tank, Support) 25. How much lucky are you with Wishes? 26. Do you usually focus on your mission or you go around to find items? 27. How much do you cook? If you do it. 28. What is your Adventure Rank? 29. And your characters’ level? 30. Something you like in general. 31. Something you dislike in general. 32. Something you’re waiting for. 33. Domains or Bosses? 34. What do you think of Paimon? 35. A random headcanon.

Color Palette Series day 8: Kanna Kizuichi (YTTD/Your Turn to Die)

Color Palette Series day 7: Sonia Nevermind (Super Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair)

me, having just put an anon ask in someone's askbox specifically so nobody knows who i am: what if i told them who i was

I’m in the process of organizing a gofundme for a family to get out of Gaza and into Egypt. If anyone with a big following on Twitter can help me spread it there, please let me know.

I think an extremely important part of mental health awareness and intervention is acknowledging that no, help isn’t actually always available. Or the “help” that is, isn’t actually helpful.

When I was 22 I hit a wall. I called the suicide hotline from my car so my roommates wouldn’t hear me crying. I explained that I could barely shower, feed, or dress myself. I needed immediate intervention.

They asked me if they could send an ambulance for me. They wanted to hospitalize me. I explained that I was a week away from finals. And graduation. If I were hospitalized, I couldn’t graduate. The inpatient program also didn’t allow phones or visitors, and I knew how disastrous it would be for me to lose contact with my family support system.

I didn’t need to be hospitalized. I needed daily solutions. Simple ones, even. I needed a few precooked meals in my fridge so I could use my menial energy to keep my body going. I needed a doctor to contact my school and ask if I could have some extensions on my class assignments. I neededna few excused absences so I could catch up on my lost sleep.

They told me there was an intensive program that allowed residents to live in an inpatient care facility and get daily help with tasks like eating, therapy, medication, and showering, while still leaving for work and school, but it cost $30,000. I told them half the reason I was calling them was because of my financial pressures and fear.

In about 10 minutes of back-and-forth, it became clear that they had no true solution for me. I could go into the hospital and an inpatient program which would interrupt my entire life, and which I knew did not create very good results and had traumatized some of my own friends, or, well, I couldn’t even go into debt for the other program. They didn’t accept any new patients without half of the cost upfront. So it wasn’t even an option.

No therapist or psychiatrists or social workers could fit me in for 3-8 weeks.

So I said thank you and hung up, emotionally spent. I felt utterly empty.

Sitting in my car I realized I had a choice, to live or to stop. Nobody was going to save me. Nobody was going to help.

So I went inside, and I cried myself to sleep, and when I woke up I still hadn’t made a choice. So then I did. I chose to live no matter how terrible, just in case things turned around down the road.

It was unspeakably difficult. I didn’t shower. I barely ate. I either slept too much or not enough.

But I did survive, and a year later I got with a therapist who started to make things a little lighter for me.

I still struggle now, but things are usually much better, and I’m glad I’m still here.

I just think it’s important to acknowledge that for many people, especially in rural areas, and for people without money, which is most people, that the “help is always available” line feels hollow. Because often times it isn’t, actually.

But that doesn’t mean there will never be.

Overall, we need to build an entirely new system for mental health support in this world.

But for now, ask yourself or your friend in crisis what might make things a little more bearable until help actually is available.

A meal? Emailing a professor? Clean laundry? What might make things a little lighter?

I know that on the very brink, things like this may seem totally pointlessnor trivial. But if you can’t stop yourself or someone from falling, sometimes the only way to save someone is with a softer landing.