that’s why i haven’t dropped *anything* yet
working at reduced capacity ain’t fun 😅

it happened to me during grad school and it was embarrassing at the time to deal with it publicly, but i’m learning to be more compassionate to myself. hopefully others are, too 💙

very reassuring to see people shine and support their friends who cannot right now 💖

it’s “negative” to be disabled out loud

when taking about the things we can’t do, people feel guilty for it and some would rather us stay silent so they can avoid that discomfort

i’m lucky in that i may be able to heal from mine one day, but this experience has definitely taught me a few things

i avoid them because until i have the resources to fight these silly people consistently, it’s just not worth putting my hard work out there and not getting paid even a cent for it

and, of course, it’s just gonna get worse with ai around to steal our ideas 🤖

Don't forget the artists, whether they be writers, musicians, or otherwise visual. We are being drowned out by an obsession with outrage everywhere. We need you. Our work is also resistance. Don't forget that queer art, disabled art, marginalized people's art is resistance. Support it.

I’m in the exact same position, friend. It’s rough out. I hope to heal well enough to “actually” perform again, but we’re always keeping in mind that we may not 🫂

It used to go wooing concerto -> sex but now these days it's all sex -> lamenting/disstrack concerto. And look where that's gotten us.

i’m mildly relieved cuz i kinda expected a higher number

what that says about our system 😅

tbh most of my work in unreleased and/or unfinished
tough times 😅