Casey ☿️🧿

@tirsembrace.bsky.social

Friend of Dorothy, Sometimes a Poet, Forever a Mainer. Professional outdoorsmen and emergency responder. Known to many as The world’s worst workaholic, but the best alcoholic 22y/o he/him

kids today be like “i love rock and roll, so put another song in the playlist baby” 🤣🤣🤣 they also have a lot of trauma from the things that are happening

Strats Ive used attempting to date Millenials as a non-millennial: -ensured my mustache finger tattoo was clearly visible -flexed familiarity with Mapquest -complimented Shoelaces, or mentioned the color of the sky -used the words adulting, doggo, and epic Millenials, pls tell me what I’m missing

The only thing I can think of is the accents I give characters. I refuse to write “___ said in a [region] accent”. If you can’t understand what they’re saying bec of how I wrote the words, then you prob wouldn’t have understood the accent spoken out loud either. Thats the whole point.

Ian Haramaki 🏳️‍⚧️✨@cometkins.bsky.social · 3mo ago

What would you consider your trademark as an author? Something your readers can/do expect from you. #WritingPrompt

in a time where I needed a queer mother, a trans man 8 years my senior and whom accidentally voice trained to have the cadence of DJT took me in and fed me soup. the world is full of such strange people. I met them drunk outside a gay bar awhile back, when I had to bring their friend to the ER

'You'll choke too' - an aerial embroidery landscape inspired by all the wildfires happening right now... I'm upset every time I smell smoke outside and somehow we have people starting them maliciously too! But we all breathe the same air so they'll choke too (1/2 - see thread for close-ups)

An embroidery hoop containing a sewn landscape from above. It shows a forest on the right, a line of fire and charred ground with smoke on the left. The smoke is felted wool.

I am in grave danger if I was to be outed in my current field of work, but I continue because I want to make something of myself. I want to be proud of my work and what I do. If I die doing it I hope it’s because the work is dangerous, not because the people I work with are dangerous.