Jess Peacock (they)
@lithedreamer.bsky.social
Photographer, amateur filmmaker, maybe an anarchist, def a chronic spoonie—still as queer and AuDHD as ever. Olympia. 🍉🏳️⚧️
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and even that has its own issues if you Really Wanna Be Pedantic.
here’s the bottom line—we actually have bigger things to worry about than etymological debates. we just do.
and trust me when i say those who use one or the other isn’t actually indicative of who has good politics 😭
here’s the bottom line—we actually have bigger things to worry about than etymological debates. we just do.
and trust me when i say those who use one or the other isn’t actually indicative of who has good politics 😭
October 28, 2025 at 10:56 PM
and even that has its own issues if you Really Wanna Be Pedantic.
here’s the bottom line—we actually have bigger things to worry about than etymological debates. we just do.
and trust me when i say those who use one or the other isn’t actually indicative of who has good politics 😭
here’s the bottom line—we actually have bigger things to worry about than etymological debates. we just do.
and trust me when i say those who use one or the other isn’t actually indicative of who has good politics 😭
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For anyone having a bad night tonight, or feeling like they don’t “deserve” an accommodation they need…. You do deserve it.
Don’t feel guilty.
Living with chronic illness is hard and we should feel empowered to do whatever we need to in order to make life a bit easier.
Don’t feel guilty.
Living with chronic illness is hard and we should feel empowered to do whatever we need to in order to make life a bit easier.
October 3, 2025 at 3:46 AM
For anyone having a bad night tonight, or feeling like they don’t “deserve” an accommodation they need…. You do deserve it.
Don’t feel guilty.
Living with chronic illness is hard and we should feel empowered to do whatever we need to in order to make life a bit easier.
Don’t feel guilty.
Living with chronic illness is hard and we should feel empowered to do whatever we need to in order to make life a bit easier.
Bsky thread previews are cursed 😅
![may: apparently julia thinks it's really weird to just have soup broth without anything in it
[Bluesky interface: view full thread; preview of thread continues, skipping posts in between]
Emmy Cumslutress: i mix reese's cups from the freezer in it too and then let it all melt/warm up and then use my spoon to do a "coldstone slab mix" on it in the bowl
IT'S INCREDIBLE
Cassandra-Kimmy: That sounds amazing.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:rpdahg5juoaferzgl2xl6loz/bafkreihbzjbfnxqdghp7nx2vjbaasur6hsauombprzpf534wtbag5ltoca@jpeg)
October 3, 2025 at 1:59 AM
Bsky thread previews are cursed 😅
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I've been guilty of feeling this way but honestly, I don't think I'm ever gonna be fully "done" healing & I think we need to be kinder to ourselves & admit that we do deserve romance & intimacy even if we're struggling. You gotta let people make that decision for themselves instead of for them 💜
September 30, 2025 at 3:00 AM
I've been guilty of feeling this way but honestly, I don't think I'm ever gonna be fully "done" healing & I think we need to be kinder to ourselves & admit that we do deserve romance & intimacy even if we're struggling. You gotta let people make that decision for themselves instead of for them 💜
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“machines that convert trauma into hotness” would be a banger title for a gallery show of photos centered on trans girl kink
September 26, 2025 at 12:29 PM
“machines that convert trauma into hotness” would be a banger title for a gallery show of photos centered on trans girl kink
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The main systems most of us engage with are designed to drain us and keep us complacent. They're extractive, parasitic.
It's extremely important to understand these systems and either refuse them or work to counter them.
It's extremely important to understand these systems and either refuse them or work to counter them.
September 28, 2025 at 5:47 PM
The main systems most of us engage with are designed to drain us and keep us complacent. They're extractive, parasitic.
It's extremely important to understand these systems and either refuse them or work to counter them.
It's extremely important to understand these systems and either refuse them or work to counter them.
Should it be a 5 point scale, maybe? But as the linked doc shows:
Poor
Fair
Good
Very Good
Excellent
Poor and fair are both on the negative side of the response scale, as is common. That’s all I wanted to say.
Poor
Fair
Good
Very Good
Excellent
Poor and fair are both on the negative side of the response scale, as is common. That’s all I wanted to say.
September 24, 2025 at 6:14 AM
Should it be a 5 point scale, maybe? But as the linked doc shows:
Poor
Fair
Good
Very Good
Excellent
Poor and fair are both on the negative side of the response scale, as is common. That’s all I wanted to say.
Poor
Fair
Good
Very Good
Excellent
Poor and fair are both on the negative side of the response scale, as is common. That’s all I wanted to say.
This is a typical likert scale response, ‘fair’ is part of the negative responses collected.
The idea is to avoid a leading question like
‘Do you think the economy is doing good/bad?
Which would let you have respondents strongly/weakly - agree/disagree with
The idea is to avoid a leading question like
‘Do you think the economy is doing good/bad?
Which would let you have respondents strongly/weakly - agree/disagree with
September 24, 2025 at 4:53 AM
This is a typical likert scale response, ‘fair’ is part of the negative responses collected.
The idea is to avoid a leading question like
‘Do you think the economy is doing good/bad?
Which would let you have respondents strongly/weakly - agree/disagree with
The idea is to avoid a leading question like
‘Do you think the economy is doing good/bad?
Which would let you have respondents strongly/weakly - agree/disagree with
This is literally their experience every day! Seagull grew up being beat up by an older cat, and as soon as this kitten showed up she has been patient and caring. Breaking intergenerational cycles of trauma. 🥺
September 22, 2025 at 7:48 AM
This is literally their experience every day! Seagull grew up being beat up by an older cat, and as soon as this kitten showed up she has been patient and caring. Breaking intergenerational cycles of trauma. 🥺
Meet Seagull and Vulture
September 22, 2025 at 7:40 AM
Meet Seagull and Vulture
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Making a difference in the world doesn't mean instant gratification.
"Plant trees under which you'll never sit"
If you're digging in your heels in your community; if you're engaged in a long term project that might take years to complete; if you're writing a book - we need your work too.
"Plant trees under which you'll never sit"
If you're digging in your heels in your community; if you're engaged in a long term project that might take years to complete; if you're writing a book - we need your work too.
September 21, 2025 at 9:37 PM
Making a difference in the world doesn't mean instant gratification.
"Plant trees under which you'll never sit"
If you're digging in your heels in your community; if you're engaged in a long term project that might take years to complete; if you're writing a book - we need your work too.
"Plant trees under which you'll never sit"
If you're digging in your heels in your community; if you're engaged in a long term project that might take years to complete; if you're writing a book - we need your work too.