chaoticsapphic

(Sorry if this is already commonly understood) She's literally made of a red ribbon, conceptually adjacent to the red bow that Ribbit put on Jax. Her digital body represented everything Jax could not accept in herself, all her gender trauma, dysphoria, and envy of cisgender womanhood and femininity. If the bow is what's feminine in cartoon logic, then Gangle's digital body is hyperfeminine in that world, and Jax had been taught hatred of femininity through her gender trauma, so from the moment they met she abused Gangle, fueled by all of her internalized hatred and transmisogyny becoming unjustly externalized.

Japanese Knotweed has found its niche outside East Asia! It's all over the place, and that means it's a good thing :) I want it to be native, which means it can't be any other of the ways because I can just ✨hallucinate my desires into reality✨! Everything is fine with the world because I would be sad otherwise, so please don't psychologically abuse me by telling me about plant ecology 🥺 Maybe Japanese Knotweed has always been native and it's just \~shy\~ about showing us the native insect larvae it hosts? Maybe Japanese Knotweed is misunderstood and needs its own Steven-Universe-type arc to help it be a nice native cinnamon roll? Maybe Monsanto can invent native poll

Japanese Knotweed has totally found its niche! It's everywhere, and that means it's good for it to be here :) I want it to be that way, which means it can't be any other of the ways because I can just hallucinate my desires into reality! Everything is fine with the world because I would be sad otherwise, so please don't make me sad by telling me about ecology 🥺 Maybe Japanese Knotweed has always been native and it's just ~shy~ about showing us the native insect larvae it hosts? Maybe Japanese Knotweed is misunderstood and needs its own Steven-Universe-type arc to help it be a nice native cinnamon roll? Maybe Monsanto can invent native pollinators for it to make it be native? Maybe we jus

Japanese Knotweed has totally found its niche by spreading outside East Asia! It's everywhere, and that means it's good :) I want it to be that way, which means it can't be any other of the ways because I can just hallucinate my desires into reality! Everything is fine with the world because I would be sad otherwise, so please don't make me sad by telling me about ecology 🥺 Maybe Japanese Knotweed has always been native and it's just ~shy~ about showing us the native insect larvae it hosts? Maybe Japanese Knotweed is misunderstood and needs its own Steven-Universe-type arc to help it be a nice native cinnamon roll? Maybe Monsanto can invent native pollinators for it to make it be native?

So, I absentmindedly used tap water to hydrate some substrate. I have not yet added any isopods to the enclosure, and am wondering what I can do about this. I'd hate to waste so much substrate, but i'd even more hate for the little friends to be poisoned with chloramine or chlorine. What can I do to not have to throw out the substrate and also ensure the safety of the isopods? I intend to check with my municipality on whether chloramine is used in our tap water, but I'd also need to know what levels are safe. How many ppm of residual chlorine are safe for isopods? If the substrate is tainted, can I dry it out and then rehydrate it with distilled water? I have heard mixed info about all of th

I'm interested in taking care of a purple huntsman spider (heteropoda lunula), but I can't find anywhere that is currently selling them. The only place that has them in stock is scorpohunter, but they are not doing business for quite a while. Please let me know if you know where I can get some captive-bred heteropoda lunula spiders.

I'm interested in taking care of a purple huntsman spider (heteropoda lunula), but I can't find anywhere that is currently selling them. The only place that has them in stock is scorpohunter, but they are not doing business for quite a while. Please let me know if you know where I can get some captive-bred heteropoda lunula spiders.

I'm interested in taking care of a purple huntsman spider (heteropoda lunula), but I can't find anywhere that is currently selling them. The only place that has them in stock is scorpohunter, but they are not doing business for quite a while. Please let me know if you know where I can get some captive-bred heteropoda lunula spiders.