When I Was Little My Mom’s Meatloaf Was My Favorite Food. But ONLY Her Meatloaf. I Didn’t Like Anyone

Spanish Flu, 1918. Family Portrait.

just been making mha tik toks for the girls and the gays

Lockdown nerfed my creativity big-time but I’ve finally felt in the right headspace to pick up some pencils again… and of course I had to draw Zhu Yilong as Wu Xie. :D

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I woman hope for a new start, a new recovery, moves to Hearthway Hollow to help someone else recover.

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I’ve always had to be careful in life. I took ballet to learn to be graceful and thoughtful with my movements. I decided to study for a job that would allow me to avoid any accident or peril. But life is hard to control, and you don’t get to pick and choose when you bump into things, fall over, or get a nosebleed.

I got my first nosebleed when I was still an infant. It sent my parents into such a panic, they still talk about it like it happened not too long ago. Hemophilia was common on my dad’s side, they just never realized what it was. Ever since my grandfather’s time, they called themselves heavy bleeders. I got the worst of it. Any time I got a nick or cut, I bled like I was in a horror movie with an massive special-effects budget. Even worse, my nosebleeds happened regularly. I would get too dry, and bam! I stopped wearing anything other than black to keep from staining my clothes.

I had to give up ballet because my teachers were worried I would start bleeding on the stage. I hated that because I really did love dancing. I graduated high school early, and learned that even if I was the ‘kid with a bloody nose’ during college, that was fine with people. I changed the focus of my studies and became an art restorer. I learned to wear gloves and a mask when I did the work; it would catch the blood, and I would have very little worries. Studying art history seemed like the safest thing in the world for me.

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