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skyorbs · 2 years
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divinepsychosis · 9 months
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bathed in sin
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wallabyshark · 2 years
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did you know you can use the original kidpix in your browser? it’s kind of a pain (but also fun)
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image description: a screenshot of the in-browser kidpix. inside the kidpix UI is a drawing of saturday the wallaby shark hybrid against a rainbow background. the drawing is littered with stamps
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devilkore · 2 months
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the way traumacore has been warped by nontraumatized normies is dis-cos-tang byeee
the backrooms isn't fucking traumacore some grainy blurry pic isn't fucking traumacore, traumacore is art made by victims of chronic abuse like rape survivors and domestic violence survivors i wish every braindead tiktok instagram trendhopper who uses the term traumacore like it's an aesthetic dies lmao
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xx-rememberthepast-xx · 9 months
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#aesthetic#edgy#aesthetic edit#edit#vibes#dark#yandere#yanderecore#lovecore#sad#honestly what would you even call this#popularitycore? celebcore? complexcore???#like there's an aesthetic here abt constantly needing attention/validation i'm just not sure which one#also#traumacore#because there's several ways you can interpret this and one of them is lack of childhood affection#leading to like#this sorta behavior later in life#id also tag with certain mental illnesses that this fits but since i'm not diagnosed with anything i don't feel it's my place#feel free to tag em for yourself though#also note when i say yandere i do not mean in the bpd sense i mean in the anime sense - people with bpd can lead genuinely fulfilling lives#and have healthy relationships with therapy and work and effort - i am not attempting to compare them to a (frankly overused) anime trope#just since i see yandere content tagged with 'bpd' and 'bpd aesthetic' and 'bpdcore' and shit#and i feel like that's actually offensive/hurtful as it spreads a harmful stereotype?#if you use the word for yourself (particularly when venting) good for you but i see like. anime blogs that are dedicated to like#yan//sim support and shit and they use them pretty much just to get their garbage ayano aishi fanart out there and shit#and it's like... you're literally a kid supporting yan//dev you have no right to speak on this topic?#i mean i don't have any right either i'm jus sayin#like yknow?#anyways i'm done ranting my stupid opinion here whatever ignore my tags
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faelapis · 2 years
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im so glad we're over the hump where everyone diagnosed everyone they didnt like with npd
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rottingashes · 2 years
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hate anti traumacore people i saw someone in the tags try to claim we r profiting off of this and retraumatizing csa victims. guess what im broke and make 0 money off of this + I'm a fucking csa victim. if you dont like my blog, block it. i dont give two shits. i come here to vent and express myself and thats what most other traumacore blogs are doing too. fuck off out of our tags and learn to use the block button
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artssleepy · 2 years
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I have now posted my art in like...ages???? So here, take a comparison of the first and most recent Berry desing and tell me they just haven't gotten even more of a red flag over the years.
TW// SH scars (unrealistic/drawn) + bruises
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poemfortheprinz · 2 years
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hey you know those edits from pieces of old film reel i used to make when this blog was active. here’s a new one.
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Legitimately don't get how it was my primary tf blog that got kicked in the shin and this one, vent blog number four, is magically fine
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miraclematters · 2 years
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Anyone remember when tumblr said it was stupid--laughable even--for NT ppl to suggest yoga, meditation, drinking water, working out, etc. to ND ppl that are struggling w their mental illness? Yeahhh, I definitely do, cuz it's still affecting me and my healing progress to this day. And I have to put in extra work because there's a bully in my head constantly telling me that my healing is cringe and now I have to painfully and uncomfortably unlearn all that toxic shit I learned from when I was on tumblr in highschool.
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skyorbs · 1 year
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divinepsychosis · 9 months
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chip on my shoulder
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coolfire333 · 6 months
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Going through the sanrio tag on here and I don't like that enjoying sanrio is stereotyped as being an "appearance-obsessed, hyper-feminine, ultra-skinny, flawlessly made-up and pale, 'coquette,' 'fragile', 'traumacore,' childish yet still sexy, mean girl" thing.
Like sanrio characters are cute and sweet!! There is nothing inherently sexy or mean or ultra dark about them and I'm sure the stereotypes about sanrio fans come from somewhere but I've met a sanrio liker in person and she was normal and nice, she just dressed very sweetly with cute pastel colors and stood out a bit for it
And there's no wrong way to be a sanrio fan either imo, you can be fat or have dark skin or not be conventionally cute, pretty, or even feminine and still like sanrio. Sanrio characters are just cute little guys at the end of the day, it shouldn't be scoffed at to be a fan of them for any reason, whether that be for it "being too childish" or for the fan stereotypes I mentioned above
This is also basically me saying I admit I like sanrio, I've ordered some clothes from hot topic and yeah ok is wearing sanrio clothes from hot topic in 2023 as a 23-year-old cringe? Maybe but the clothes are cute and that makes me feel fancy and happy so I am cringe but free
Chococat is probably my favorite character, followed by Keroppi and then Pompompurin :)
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l0st-identity · 2 months
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TW for C S A, nothing graphic, just the topic - I am spacing that out and not putting tags because the last time I put C S A tags on a post, I got an anon telling me I deserved to be SA'd, so no thanks. Nothing in here is graphic.
[Before anyone says it, and before you read, no, this is not about shipping discourse. I am not touching that shit with a 10 foot pole. Do not ask me about that shit, I barely know what it fuckin' means, I'm not talking about that, and if you think I am, no I am not.]
It really does baffle me that people seem to only be okay with vent art, so long as it's not extremely graphic. Especially, particularly, if it's extremely sexually graphic in terms of sexual abuse survivors. Like most people are in agreement that things like traumacore (which is a broad category of just overall trauma vent art in my own opinion and perception) and like general art to vent about other abuse and trauma, but suddenly because it's about extreme, graphic abuse and trauma, it's "STOP ROMANTICIZNG IT, IT'S UNHEALTHY!!!", "IT'S A BAD COPING SKILL, YOU'RE JUST AESTHETIZING IT AND ROMANTICIZING IT!!!" when people literally said, and still say, the exact same thing about self-harm vent art, depression vent art, anything like that. Like I have lived through those years of Tumblr era and online in general where people saw any kind of vent art that depicted self-harm, depression, abuse, etc. and people would get dogpiled and harassed and shamed for it and treated like they were romanticizing abuse, self-harm, etc. when they. Literally are just venting about their feelings, their trauma, their struggles??
Oh, and it's not just if it's C S A related, it's not just if it's related to more extreme abuse - it's just if the artwork/writing itself is extremely graphic and doesn't sugar coat anything. Like I'm not saying you have to enjoy looking at someone's extremely graphic vent art, but surely you see the hypocrisy here? Vent art is only okay if it is sanitized.
Once again, it always goes back to trauma survivors having to sanitize ourselves and sugar coat everything so that it doesn't make others violently and viscerally uncomfortable. And like, yeah, it is uncomfortable lmfao. Imagine how we feel.
Not to mention. Once again. Art therapy is a thing? That exists? That literally helps people? There are plenty of studies that talk about this. There are plenty of studies that even show that oftentimes drawings by children are some of the only ways they can tell what happened. Same for adults, especially if you have DID.
And even if that random stranger on the internet is somehow making artwork that is in some way only worsening their trauma or whatever, that's not your business. 🤷 Like maybe don't shame people for having maladaptive coping mechanisms that aren't to your tastes.
I've drawn extremely vile things. I've written extremely vile things. I have no idea what they mean, I have no idea if they are hinting at any kind of actual events I have actually experienced or anything, but you know what didn't help me? The amount of people who say you are a pedophile for even daring to make art that depicts such horrific, graphic, and vile sexually abusive things. I constantly feel terrified that I am secretly a pedophile and don't know it, don't realize it. I am constantly terrified that my artwork is just me being a sick, disgusting, vile freak, instead of. Y'know. The possibility that it really is just a manifestation of extreme fucking abuse.
This is where it gets a bit more graphic, but I am NOT describing specific C S A acts or anything, but it is graphic in a way.
I am going to speak about this as if I know for a fact that I experienced these things, even thought I don't know, just keep that in mind before I say this. I'm being extremely bold sharing all of this and I might edit this out later or delete this post altogether, but I have experienced C S A under the lens of believing it as a healthy, consensual, pleasurable experience. Most of my vent art and things I have written depicts this. They depict C S A as if it was normal, healthy, consensual sex. As a result, a lot of the artwork and things I've written could even be mistaken as literal erotica or "romanticizing sexual abuse." Other stuff I've drawn/written is just straight-up graphic and violent C S A, it's just not sugar-coated or sanitized and is extremely graphic.
Like are you sure that person is "romanticizing" or "aestheticizing" their trauma/abuse? Are you sure that person is exploring their trauma in an "unhealthy" way, or is their artwork/writing the only way they can express deep, personal feelings that you could not possibly understand? And in the case that one out of every whatever number of people IS just making art and writing things that is only making it worse for them, do you only think that about people who make artwork/writing that you find gross/vile/uncomfortable/too graphic/etc., or does that apply to other vent art as well? Because if not, you should rethink that thought process. And again, do you really think it would be okay to shame people for having maladaptive coping mechanisms?
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snarp · 16 days
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Saw someone use the phrase "the traumacore community"... I don't think that's a community. I also don't think that "yandere", "fitness", "vaporwave", "dark academia", or "EGL" are communities. I don't think enough meaningful communication is taking place between people who browse/use those Tumblr tags for the word "community" to be appropriate.
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