jen m is a spider in a window
@patientspider.bsky.social
cosmic muddle. learner, teacher, reader, writer, dancer, human. living in the midwest of the united states, paying attention to the seasons. she/they
ok if you liked what i shared earlier check out the finished piece!
God is love. Whoever abides in love, abides in God, and God in them.
#art
#art
February 15, 2026 at 3:44 AM
ok if you liked what i shared earlier check out the finished piece!
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they won't even let you show GOD'S pussy anymore. but I won't be silenced. I think god's pussy is beautiful. retweet if you are a true believer.
February 15, 2026 at 2:54 AM
they won't even let you show GOD'S pussy anymore. but I won't be silenced. I think god's pussy is beautiful. retweet if you are a true believer.
have some erotic art in progress, happy valentines day, follow my favorite artist/writer @katieaki.bsky.social
Found a little time to work on this today, since tis the season and everything. I don’t want to draw all of Johnny’s stupid fucking baka tattoos. Thats why I had to make Lou completely plain, so I could have SOMEONE to draw without 6 million details
February 14, 2026 at 11:27 PM
have some erotic art in progress, happy valentines day, follow my favorite artist/writer @katieaki.bsky.social
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Here's another quilt from the fair yesterday!
February 14, 2026 at 10:50 PM
Here's another quilt from the fair yesterday!
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Yes this is about Mansfield Park and Dracula!!
I know I'm Brontë-brained right now because of my current article but the instant you spot the thread of slavery in a novel and see how it infects every character with evil and degradation... People knew. It was never in doubt.
February 14, 2026 at 11:14 PM
Yes this is about Mansfield Park and Dracula!!
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Just saw a post about an octopus that called it “he” and my brain went “what? No, all octopuses are girls”
February 14, 2026 at 11:20 PM
Just saw a post about an octopus that called it “he” and my brain went “what? No, all octopuses are girls”
just got my first mammogram and it wasn’t as painful or uncomfortable as i feared it would be!
February 13, 2026 at 4:20 PM
just got my first mammogram and it wasn’t as painful or uncomfortable as i feared it would be!
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Over on threads someone just use ai;dr and we all need to adopt that right quick
February 11, 2026 at 7:56 PM
Over on threads someone just use ai;dr and we all need to adopt that right quick
olympic watching friends in the us, i have a question. i thought i’d be able to watch everything whenever i want via peacock, but for figure skating it is only showing replay for yesterday’s free dance. is there any way to watch earlier figure skating?
February 13, 2026 at 1:59 AM
olympic watching friends in the us, i have a question. i thought i’d be able to watch everything whenever i want via peacock, but for figure skating it is only showing replay for yesterday’s free dance. is there any way to watch earlier figure skating?
ok friends i am done with my reposting storm, your feeds should return to normal now (unless you are like me and use the mutuals feed and only posts so you never see reposts 😈
February 13, 2026 at 1:06 AM
ok friends i am done with my reposting storm, your feeds should return to normal now (unless you are like me and use the mutuals feed and only posts so you never see reposts 😈
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during covid all of us public facing service workers were thanked ridiculously like we were volunteers during a time we didn't know what was going on or how to handle this shit but quietly running in the background who didn't get any recognition at all? janitors, custodians, maintenance workers
or you know literally anyone who was given that job should be salaried like a manager. that is goddamn superhero above and beyond work quite frankly. janitors should have the highest pay and I ain't even joking. society is run on the services they provide, which is beyond bathrooms too
February 13, 2026 at 12:19 AM
during covid all of us public facing service workers were thanked ridiculously like we were volunteers during a time we didn't know what was going on or how to handle this shit but quietly running in the background who didn't get any recognition at all? janitors, custodians, maintenance workers
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can't make and sell art bc payment processors don't like that it's gay, can't work my dayjob bc higher ups don't like that i'm gay. it's almost like everything in the world doesn't want us to be gay at all.
February 12, 2026 at 3:07 AM
can't make and sell art bc payment processors don't like that it's gay, can't work my dayjob bc higher ups don't like that i'm gay. it's almost like everything in the world doesn't want us to be gay at all.
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This is great! I’m also always happy to talk with people about my experience leaving Substack for Beehiiv—it was a financial risk & there was a definite adjustment period following the move but ethically it was the right thing to do.
That's 100% why I created leavesubstack.com -- got tired of re-hashing the points; wanted to make a simple 1-pager.
You Should Probably Leave Substack
You should probably leave Substack. Here’s why and how.
leavesubstack.com
February 12, 2026 at 5:41 AM
This is great! I’m also always happy to talk with people about my experience leaving Substack for Beehiiv—it was a financial risk & there was a definite adjustment period following the move but ethically it was the right thing to do.
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Not a cell phone in sight. Just two guys living in the moment, traveling 90mph down a twisted ice chute
been watching the olympics and i think i found a solution to the male loneliness crisis
February 12, 2026 at 7:44 AM
Not a cell phone in sight. Just two guys living in the moment, traveling 90mph down a twisted ice chute
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worth reading to the end
I don’t really know what I expect in posting this, but maybe some people see it and can learn from it.
I’ll call it “lessons from an unwilling immigration attorney.”
1/
I’ll call it “lessons from an unwilling immigration attorney.”
1/
February 12, 2026 at 11:31 AM
worth reading to the end
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Very simple camellia flower for Thursday.
February 12, 2026 at 2:49 PM
Very simple camellia flower for Thursday.
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I sigh every time I see another overly complicated system seemingly designed for no other purpose than to waste time and cause people to make mistakes for which they will be punished.
I stfg this town has the most annoying taxation system I have ever even heard of. no less than 5 separate tax levies that are collected by at least 2 different private contractors
February 12, 2026 at 3:01 PM
I sigh every time I see another overly complicated system seemingly designed for no other purpose than to waste time and cause people to make mistakes for which they will be punished.
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Today in “oh I’m also an author“ I’m working on a media list for this book, coming out in July. Suggestions for folks who might be interested in an advance copy welcome!
American Made: Stories of Work from the WPA
July 14, 2026edited by Anne Trubek with an introduction by Kim Kelly During the Great Depression, out-of-work writers were hired by the federal government to interview American working-class workers ...
beltpublishing.com
February 12, 2026 at 4:26 PM
Today in “oh I’m also an author“ I’m working on a media list for this book, coming out in July. Suggestions for folks who might be interested in an advance copy welcome!
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And yet when I express frustrating that programs like mine are constantly under threat and that we are increasingly restricted from academic inquiry related to women and gender, I am told that I'm being paranoid
Fuentes, yesterday: “Our #1 political enemy is women because women constrain everything, every conversation, every man, everything. They have to be imprisoned. They are the ones that are hurting the fertility rate. They're the ones making us sympathetic to poor people, which are also brown people.”
Nick Fuentes: “The number one political enemy in America is women. … They have to be imprisoned.”
www.mediamatters.org
February 12, 2026 at 5:12 PM
And yet when I express frustrating that programs like mine are constantly under threat and that we are increasingly restricted from academic inquiry related to women and gender, I am told that I'm being paranoid
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Mariana Lorena García, a researcher at the National Autonomous University of Mexico investigating data centre impact, called the failure to complete projects "a form of extractivism...They come ask communities what they need, they write it down in a report, and then they don’t do anything."
Resistance blooms in Mexico's data centre valley | Context by TRF
Community resistance grows in Mexico as locals feel the environmental impact of the data centre boom and empty promises
www.context.news
February 12, 2026 at 5:20 PM
Mariana Lorena García, a researcher at the National Autonomous University of Mexico investigating data centre impact, called the failure to complete projects "a form of extractivism...They come ask communities what they need, they write it down in a report, and then they don’t do anything."
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Me today, missing the fragment that would allow me to pull back the bow and create the tension needed to launch the arrow.
February 12, 2026 at 5:37 PM
Me today, missing the fragment that would allow me to pull back the bow and create the tension needed to launch the arrow.
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Read these "alarming" grants. Are you "alarmed"? Are they so self-evidently ludicrous that the word "satire" springs to mind? Do they read like "confessions" to you?
If not, you probably don't have the right ideological orientation to be hired at the Atlantic. mellon.org/news/mellon-...
If not, you probably don't have the right ideological orientation to be hired at the Atlantic. mellon.org/news/mellon-...
February 12, 2026 at 6:13 PM
Read these "alarming" grants. Are you "alarmed"? Are they so self-evidently ludicrous that the word "satire" springs to mind? Do they read like "confessions" to you?
If not, you probably don't have the right ideological orientation to be hired at the Atlantic. mellon.org/news/mellon-...
If not, you probably don't have the right ideological orientation to be hired at the Atlantic. mellon.org/news/mellon-...
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Population change is real - but it's also a slow moving train. We have time to design thoughtful policy responses to address population aging, future labor market needs, and economic growth. But if we focus on raising birth rates as the ONLY possible response, we'll squander that time. 6/6
February 12, 2026 at 6:09 PM
Population change is real - but it's also a slow moving train. We have time to design thoughtful policy responses to address population aging, future labor market needs, and economic growth. But if we focus on raising birth rates as the ONLY possible response, we'll squander that time. 6/6
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Things like childcare and paid leave would be great. And we should support them EVEN IF THEY DON'T RAISE BIRTH RATES because there is a robust body of evidence demonstrating they improve the health and well-being of children, parents, and families. (They're even good for employers!) 4/6
February 12, 2026 at 6:09 PM
Things like childcare and paid leave would be great. And we should support them EVEN IF THEY DON'T RAISE BIRTH RATES because there is a robust body of evidence demonstrating they improve the health and well-being of children, parents, and families. (They're even good for employers!) 4/6
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Karen's the best, everyone should listen to Karen
One of the most frustrating things about the current US discourse over low birth rates is its laser focus on "how can we raise birth rates?" In this op-ed for @thehill.com, I explain why that's the wrong question and what we should be asking instead. 1/6
thehill.com/opinion/heal...
thehill.com/opinion/heal...
February 12, 2026 at 6:17 PM
Karen's the best, everyone should listen to Karen