Fishin' in the stream of consciousness (all-purpose, no topic chat thread)

Discussion in 'General Chatter' started by Wiwaxia, Oct 28, 2015.

  1. Verily

    Verily surprised Xue Yang peddler

    Hmm.... I’ll think on this. Phoebe in Wonderland is the first thing that comes to mind, though it is explicitly about a child with an undiagnosed developmental disorder. I didn’t personally find it depressing so much as understanding and affirming. It is heavy at times and did make me cry buckets, but it’s also vivid, imaginative, and kind to Phoebe and her family who are trying their best but feel scared and confused. I found it cathartic, and it left me hopeful and inspired. It’s also visually pleasing.

    The movie contains potentially life threatening self harm connected to intrusive thoughts and compulsion. I don’t remember there being any graphic injury, but there is an instance of nongraphic serious injury with full recovery.
     
  2. Nobody's Home

    Nobody's Home I'm a Greg Coded Tom Girl

    Fun video on celeste! It talks about the movement in celeste!
     
  3. Nobody's Home

    Nobody's Home I'm a Greg Coded Tom Girl

    New Lindsay Ellis Video!

    No cws from me I just started but Lindsey provides some
     
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  4. LadyNighteyes

    LadyNighteyes Wicked Witch of the Radiant Historia Fandom

    While I did hear back when that lawsuit was first being boggled at that the author was saying she invented het A/B/O, somehow I didn't realize she actually said it in those words.
     
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  5. LadyNighteyes

    LadyNighteyes Wicked Witch of the Radiant Historia Fandom

    ...and of course Lindsay Ellis got threatening lawyer emails with 7 hours because of course she did. Amazing.
     
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  6. Wormwitch

    Wormwitch I'm building a squishmallow army!

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  7. Wormwitch

    Wormwitch I'm building a squishmallow army!

    My favorite thing about the face jam podcast is the audio guy laughing his ass off in the background.
     
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  8. ChelG

    ChelG Well-Known Member

    Some guys who run BDSM blogs are extremely witty and insightful in between all the naked pics.
     
  9. vuatson

    vuatson [delurks]

    today I learned that the artist of the original flaming skull painting that the minecraft painting is based on sells prints, and now I've never wanted anything more in my life. you can get a 30x30 canvas for $230. SOMEDAY I WILL OWN THIS. also the rest of this dude's art is my entire aesthetic and I love it.
     
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  10. swirlingflight

    swirlingflight inane analysis and story spinning is my passion

    I recognize at least four of those pieces! :o Heck yeah to the Minecraft artist(s)
     
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  11. ChelG

    ChelG Well-Known Member

    I'm totally going to use this to spell out obscenities on my nail art.
     
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  12. budgie

    budgie not actually a bird

     
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  13. ChelG

    ChelG Well-Known Member

    I'm too big to fit a lot of the clothes I like. Would it be worth buying two skirts, cutting them both at the seams, and sewing them together to make one big one, or would that just turn out looking weird?
     
  14. Everett

    Everett local rats so small, so tiny

    Depending on the cut of the skirt, it might work? But it would sit differently because its now got like, 4 seams instead of 2. And idk enough about sewing to understand if the waistband would be good

    At that point sewing your own skirt might be easier? Unsure
     
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  15. chthonicfatigue

    chthonicfatigue Bitten by a radioactive trickster god

    I would say unless the fabric is something you can't replicate, or the garment is something unstructured like a circle skirt, don't bother. Skirts have a tailored cut and won't fit together in the way you expect, especially if they're darted or panel structured -- it's really not as simple as adding a little more to the width; the entire fit will change in unexpected ways.
     
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  16. ChelG

    ChelG Well-Known Member

    Uggh, looks like I'm both learning to sew from scratch and combing for goth stuff that comes plus-size then.
     
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  17. Acey

    Acey hand extended, waiting for a shake

    Some skirt styles are honestly not that tricky to make, and indeed are often good beginner projects. It definitely takes practice but I’m confident you can get it down!
     
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  18. ChelG

    ChelG Well-Known Member

    My nan is great at sewing but she's not in my quarantine bubble. I'll have to talk to her about Skype lessons, perhaps.

    Probably for the best. It's hard to find pastel goth stuff without an excess of dysphoria-inducing pink. Blue comes in pastel too, geez, sellers!
     
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  19. Acey

    Acey hand extended, waiting for a shake

    Video lessons are a great idea! I say go for it!
     
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  20. Everett

    Everett local rats so small, so tiny

    Hell yeah learning

    Also i offer this site, however it is US based. Not solely pastel goth but some options and, if theyre similar to my circle skirt, comfy as hell with inclusive sizing

    A couple of those contain cartoony gore, both on the first page I think

    (Eta: also here with a few non pink ones, idk the exact aesthetic goal tho)
     
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