ML-Adopts

So, our batch (eighth going onto ninth graders) has a science project. The experimenting was meant to be done over the summer, and when August (first month of school) starts, we ought to have been either finished or finishing up. It would've been possible, don't get me wrong, IF THE TEACHERS JUST FCKING APPROVED OF OUR TOPICS EARLY. My group (three members, which is the minimum because no one in our class wants to be with us) submitted our topics early. Either late May or during the first days of June--I don't remember anymore. When was the deadline of groupings? June 5th. Topics, the teachers said, could be added later. SO WE WERE ACTUALLY

This is gonna be a ton of rambling, so feel free to scroll down to the TL;DR. because i've been thinking for quite a while, and thanks to tons of summer free time I managed to get some of my memories in order. and i realized this. I really am not sure with my gender identity. In terms of sexuality, I'm androsexual (or, heterosexual if we get really technical with my biological sex)--not demi, since I admittedly get attracted to random boys I stumble upon sometimes so. So, by default and by the unsaid yet implied standards of my ever-religious family, I thought I was rigid cis. Cishet, as tumblr people call it, although I'm not so comfortab

And a new world of art options just set loose before my eyes--brushes I've long ago seen but could never get, drawing tutorials that were once not for me, and so on so forth. Now, without the flowery language, I love it. Of course, having been used to paint (and that in itself isn't that good) and only with a mediocre knowledge of layer-based programs, I still have a long way to go, but this sure is gonna help. and GOD THE BRUSHES ARE FANTASTIC. AND THE FILTERS UUUGH. Call me a noob for being so easily impressed, but whatever. Now, I only need a drawing tablet, and I'm planning on requesting that instead of a dress for my birthday on July