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Started June 15, 2020 by @Knight-Shives group

tune

https://www.wattpad.com/319092911-random-supernatural-rp-part-1-chapter-1

i'm gonna go on a random side note again and quickly say: who knew hanging out with my peeps in a public chat would be so fun- i thought group DMs were where it's at but maybe not-
if anyone's curious about the chat, here's the link -> gc link

I fell off my roof like 3 hrs ago and broke my left arm :), I was on the roof helping my dad replace a missing shingle and I took a wrong step, and I slipped and fell off of the roof

Ngl most people are so breakable. I'm not so it astounds me.

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I somehow haven't broken any bones, but I did hit my hand on the wall yesterday and it still hurts, plus my legs are sore from track practice, and now it's snowing in April and we still have practice outside

but I mean, if I can take a paintball directly to the spine (that happened to me before), then I think I'll be ok

I broke my foot last month while taking a shower

Took paintballs to the cold knuckles once. War is rough ig.

I broke my foot last month while taking a shower

This is exactly what I'm talking about. Worst healing injury I've had that doesn't make sense is when I bent my toe falling down the stairs. Iirc it took way less time to heal my hip after I failed a flip and landed on concrete.

I broke my arm when I was younger…. reason? I fell off a chair.

I broke my leg once when I got pushed down a staircase-

I sprained my ankle when jumping off a truck with a umbrella

I've never broken like a major bone, but fingers and toes break all the time on me. Currently I have like 3 broken toes from softball and like 2 broken fingers. I can't really tell if the index finger is broken. It just looks at me kinda crooked like and I'm like are you broken or just sad? You don't really hurt so make up your mind. Also I've slipped my growth plate in my left ankle and I was on crutches for about a week. It never broke tho. I healed up in a month tho and I apparently heal very fast. I dunno how it works. It just does. I'm just speedy

How do you guys just break? Like I get jumping off of something and falling but like tripping and falling? The ground's like 5 feet away. Roll on impact, it spreads out the ouch, and you get up in one piece. 😂 but I am greatly intrigued. Tell me more.

I broke my collar bone once when I was a kid… don't remember which arm for sure, I think it was my right and I’m right handed 😅, but I had to wear a sling even after I got the cast off.

@Althalosian-is-Ninjobama

That's absolutely epic Murp

Sprains are worse than breaks. I sprained my right ankle while practicing long-jump. I've also fractured my left wrist and had to be in a cast for 4 weeks, which sucked since I'm left handed.

Pûlt kônsyma. (I much agree.)^^

Yes.
I shall now disappear, summon me as needed, blah blah blah.

i wrote stuff for my story for the first time in ages and i actually kinda like it

Nice! Was it a block that made you stop?

tbh i never really started it and i just thought fuck it i might as well do something

Ah, I see and understand. Getting started can often be just as difficult and intimidating as trying to get through a creative block.

My mom's meaty chili > my dad's soupy chili

When you do a few good drawings but then can't seem to draw something else that looks good so you proceed to have a mental breakdown

What a mood

That or my overwhelming depression surrounding my art and inevitable failure

You're not gonna fail

When you do a few good drawings but then can't seem to draw something else that looks good so you proceed to have a mental breakdown

I've been an art major for 4 years now and work with "proffessional artist" teachers, it happens. heck, my ceramics prof was in a phase like that last month, but I couldn't see the difference in her work. It's part of being a good artist that you can look at your own work and know you can do better. Don't worry about failure, just use it as an opportunity to push yourself further or try different styles or ways of doing things. The first step to improving is knowing that you can.