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- Tempest in a Teapot: Post ECCC '23
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Click hereAfter a week to heal up and recover from Emerald City Comic Convention, T. is still not feeling her best, but she wants to check in and let you know that you aren't alone.
Topics include: Comic cons, cosplay, potentially losing a friend, sexuality and self-gaslighting, relationships, health, vegans and carnivores, being severely anemic, pain management, Covid trauma and anxiety, balancing self-care and avoiding self-sabotage in friendships, irritation about men making choices for women without consulting them, the importance of communication, the saturation of porn in the world but so little of it having any basis in reality, honesty, existential crises, dealing with assholes online, being told to "shut up and just cum", wearing masks and intimacy, being sexy vs.being real
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While for those such as we
Tomorrow might just not be
Another day will come
After the next, or the next
Or perhaps the following one...
Keep well, or at least, well... Keep.
For us who need to hear it
Your pain, your suffering, your realness...
That we may be reminded it is not just us, alone.
That others with similar tribulations push through also,
Past today, on through tomorrow's tomorrow...
-- I have several series, actually. Nothing has ever been reposted twice -- and certainly not this one, where I was taking about nearly dying of sepsis/blood poisoning and requiring 2 surgeries on my kidneys in less than the span of a week.
Did you even LISTEN to any of my work before you commented? Because if you did, would have seen yourself being very, very wrong.
And what "status"? I am not a "pro", doing this as my job. It is a labor of love, and those people who have been following me the last almost 6 years know that. And I am told often *that* is the very reason many people *do* like my work. Because it's obvious I love it, even if I stress over it, and I don't shy away from the hard things. There is a little more reality to me than many of my peers, though all are amazing at what they do. The bulk of my work is about my real life, the actual sex am having or have had, and the 25 years of revelations and experience. If this isn't your cup of tea, I would be happy to point you to some of my amazing peers that do more fantasy and Roleplay than I do.
Otherwise, have a nice day!
T.