Emily Skeletons

Emily Skeletons

@syntheskeleton.neocities.org

Making things that I would be a fan of (she/her, 🏳️‍⚧️) https://syntheskeleton.neocities.org

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turns out trying to practice drawing by starting with a character that's notoriously annoying to draw while also being a perfectionist is a recipe for disaster still wanna keep at it but god this feels like a nightmare lmao

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QTori 🍣@qtori.art

I will add pressure to this by saying that any company that claims to not hold onto your personal data after verifying you? They're lying. Ive been nitro free since the first time they tried this, voice how you feel with your wallet people. Make them really feel that squeeze.

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One of the most beautiful things about the “Petra movement” is that there is no singular way to interpret a Trans-Spidey. Hell, there’s no one way to interpret Spidey in general! The multiverse is infinite and the limit is our own imaginations. #Trans #SpiderMan #PetraParker

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Was walking past this building and through the window saw this backrooms-ass room, so I accidentally took the coolest picture ever due to the window's reflection

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I want to outlive every one of these geriatric fucks ruining the USA and the world, and all the tech bros sucking their flaccid dicks, purely out of spite. We’ll be the change that WE want to see in the world, these parasites be damned.

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This should never have to be something that the creator of one of the single most popular and influential pieces of media in modern times even THINKS, let alone feels the need to say. It feels trite but think about the impact your words have when you’re part of a millions-strong chorus of fans.

they made gooseworx@gooseworx.bsky.social

I'm sorry everybody. I really wish I could have been better for all of you.

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I'm obsessed. Even if I see all the art that there is with her, it's not enough! #transfemspidey #transfemspiderwoman #spiderlass #femspidey #femspiderman #petraparker #pennyparker #transspidey

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More trans yugi in celebration! LittleKuriboh and ygo abridged have been part of my life since I was a kid. Both me, and the person I watched it with most, later came out as trans as adults. I wish you nothing but love and joy in whatever form your journey with gender takes.

I stayed in what remained of my room for a few weeks after watching my funeral. The thought of never playing my guitar again broke my heart - the closest thing I had to purpose ripped away from me so suddenly. Worse yet, I was forced to persist as the world continued without me.

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This had to be a bad dream, right? I tried to delude myself and rationalize how unrecognizable my home had become, but I could never explain away the "phasing through walls" thing. There was no other explanation: My spirit was somehow trapped in the living world, unable to cross into the afterlife.

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I quickly returned to my room after Alexis hung up the phone, last thing I wanted was to make things worse by sticking my head through the living room wall. My roommate's scream echoed through my mind, lighting a fire in my chest. She must have seen me, there was no other explanation!

For the first time since my death, I felt like I had something to hold onto. If she saw me once, maybe it could happen again. Maybe through navigating this unfamiliar existence, I would find a new purpose. Why was I still here, if not for a reason?

I stayed in what remained of my room for a few weeks after watching my funeral. The thought of never playing my guitar again broke my heart - the closest thing I had to purpose ripped away from me so suddenly. Worse yet, I was forced to persist as the world continued without me.

Emily Skeletons@syntheskeleton.neocities.org

This had to be a bad dream, right? I tried to delude myself and rationalize how unrecognizable my home had become, but I could never explain away the "phasing through walls" thing. There was no other explanation: My spirit was somehow trapped in the living world, unable to cross into the afterlife.

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Did she...? I couldn't believe it, everything was so strange now that I wasn't sure what to believe. "'...Alexis?' I muttered in disbelief. She didn't respond. Instead, she ran out of my room in a panic. I heard her frantically call someone from the living room just a moment later.

"Hey Cathy - sorry to bother you, but could you come over and spend the night?" I peeked into the living room. Alexis was curled up on the couch, hastily wrapped in a blanket for safety. "I don't know, I just... don't want to be alone right now." Alexis sniffled.

I stayed in what remained of my room for a few weeks after watching my funeral. The thought of never playing my guitar again broke my heart - the closest thing I had to purpose ripped away from me so suddenly. Worse yet, I was forced to persist as the world continued without me.

Emily Skeletons@syntheskeleton.neocities.org

This had to be a bad dream, right? I tried to delude myself and rationalize how unrecognizable my home had become, but I could never explain away the "phasing through walls" thing. There was no other explanation: My spirit was somehow trapped in the living world, unable to cross into the afterlife.

I felt like I was the punchline of some cruel joke. Maybe this was what I deserved for trying to put myself out there. Maybe I deserve to be forgotten ab- A sudden scream of terror snapped me to attention. I spun around to see Alexis standing in the doorway. It was as if she'd seen a ghost.

I first knew I was dead when I couldn't use my computer anymore. No matter what I tried, my hands would simply phase through my desk. I stared at my desktop full of unfinished manuscripts and incomplete songs - stories that I had once hoped to share now sentenced to die alongside my hard drive.

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It was weird seeing my room empty for the first time since my body had been discovered. It felt wrong. These four walls had comforted me through some through thick and thin. Seeing my life as I knew it snatched from me was nothing short of heartbreaking.

This had to be a bad dream, right? I tried to delude myself and rationalize how unrecognizable my home had become, but I could never explain away the "phasing through walls" thing. There was no other explanation: My spirit was somehow trapped in the living world, unable to cross into the afterlife.

I first knew I was dead when I couldn't use my computer anymore. No matter what I tried, my hands would simply phase through my desk. I stared at my desktop full of unfinished manuscripts and incomplete songs - stories that I had once hoped to share now sentenced to die alongside my hard drive.

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She talked about my music and my writing, about how those who knew me through my art had been changed for the better, and made it clear to my parents that their daughter Melissa was better off without hatred and apathy in her life. I would have cried if I was able to.

Alexis handled selling my belongings. It hurt seeing my room empty piece by sentimental piece, things I had held onto for years now listed on Ebay for a pittance. She kept a few trinkets for herself: a bear plushie, a few albums from my CD collection, and my guitar; among other things.

I first knew I was dead when I couldn't use my computer anymore. No matter what I tried, my hands would simply phase through my desk. I stared at my desktop full of unfinished manuscripts and incomplete songs - stories that I had once hoped to share now sentenced to die alongside my hard drive.

My roommate Alexis found my body after she returned from a business trip. I wanted to comfort her as she wept over my lifeless body, but all I could do was watch helplessly as she called an ambulance. Paramedics arrived on-scene only to confirm I'd died days earlier.

I didn't want to go to my funeral. I knew my family, namely my father, were going to mourn their son who died years ago. I only went because Alexis was the only one who knew the real me. Unlike my bigot father and my disinterested mother, she talked about what a brilliant young woman I was.