this account only has 500 followers but consistently posts about Mari, her daughter, and the trajectory of Mari’s case/conditions of her imprisonment.
please continue to share their posts so the reach is wide!
You can commission me to make these & I have been working on a pair that’s like mine but 10,000 times better for months now & I kept getting outbid on the materials I needed for my theme but I think I finally found the very specific antique ass bead & metal strands to finish it😭
@tabulapasta1 I have yes 💕 just two friends irl and yes I’m gonna work on a pain management plan with my doctor (who is amazing and takes me and my pain seriously) and I’m gonna try to give myself a couple days before returning to work
@tabulapasta1 Thank you so much for sharing this and for the well wishes 😭 genuinely so helpful to hear. I keep referring to the implantation as the installation like
I’m a car getting a new air filter or something. Whatever gets me through it lol 🤖
@arixanxim thank you for sharing your experience, I’m glad the hormonal one has helped you some! Ive heard nothing but nightmares about the non hormonal copper one
I was looking at other options for the endometriosis and gender (just take that shit out!) but unforch i am a self employed house cleaner so i can’t take surgical recovery time off
@ibeemakingstuff I really admire your art + appreciate being able to read what you write about your process. Your collages have so much happening with colors and shapes and concepts and they are so harmonious and balanced ✨
I encourage everyone in America to read up on The Marshall Project if you’d like to know more about how prison labor impacts us all. Park benches, highway signs, eyewear, bedding in public universities—all made by prisoners. In 6 states, they make $0/hr for this labor.