ah hello :D! good to see you over here!

oooo i think a flat fullbody would be fun :D ! if you'd like you can DM me the characters you'd like for your half of the trade, and i can send ya some more accurate refs :0!

Just something cutesy of my and my bf's sonas (here: toyhou.se/2152056.hect...) ! A fair trade would imo depend on exactly which of the YCHs you'd like me to do for you :3c!

It kept uploading as black squares for some reason idk!!!

Anyway. If you've made it this far behold my cookbook collection and please do weigh in with your own thoughts, or with cooking resources or cookbook recommendations! I'm always happy to talk about this sort of thing!

The person to make such a resource- I'm just one (hobbyist, white) guy who has managed to Jerry rig some stuff together for himself and the autistic people he cooks for. It's just... something that would have helped me a lot, I think.

I guess what I'm saying here is.... I wish there was a sort of cooking resource that approached cooking compassionately, not trying to moralize the value of each food, but just giving tips or ideas on how to try new stuff comfortably and safely. I don't think I'm necessarily

"Hiding vegetables in brownies for your picky kid", as though no adult has these problems. Or "how to eat more vegetables to lose weight!", as though someone might never be recovering from an eating disorder but still trying to add healthy things to their diet.

Because the new things I like are REALLY good! But as I've undertaken this journey over the last decade or so, it's really frustrated me how few resources there are for this sort of thing. Now, of course, every food sensitivity is different! But so often, you just hit stuff for

I started trying to branch out, but it's been a frustrating and slow process. Often ill spend money or time I really can't spare making or buying something that, if I take more than a bite, will make me extremely nauseous. But i still think it's a worthwhile endeavor,