Omg ;3; thats a beautiful shot of Charolette unmodded

Eyooo I see me and Leo!

I wish that stopped mine! I tried that and it still oils up so bad ;[ aaa. If yours doesn't oil up badly tho I recommend this. It cuts my friz back, but I have to use veeeeery little or it greases me up.

www.amazon.com/Garnier-Fruc...

I have the oily scalp but frizzy hair combo so its very hard to balance. I tolerate the frizz because oily scalp gives headaches.

freakin stunninggggg

YEAH Pokie's backstory is WILD considering how different her life is 6 real life years later from where I started her.

Many of us, even me, don't think about the struggle of people that live differently than we do. If its not affecting us daily, we don't often think about it. Like I struggled at first to remember to add alt text because I'm not blind so it didn't occur to me. But there are MANY who don't care too 😔

I hope for a day where insurance properly covers the items that people need to live a comfortable daily life, it's always heartbreaking to hear about how our healthcare system fails so many :((

to people with limited mobility and other issues.

items like this. Its not 'necessary' much like my power lift that helps me get from my chair to the bed ect. Its a $3000 price tag but not 'necessary' because I can just live in bed I guess. lol. 🤷‍♀️ Point is tho, a lot of items that SEEM live lazy or over consumption are very helpful >

for typing. They are not able to be marketed that way. And despite being made of essentially a little plastic and cheap metal tubing cost $122.77 for ONE. Not all four shown in the picture below. (never mind they're discontinued and its about to be my problem) And no, insurance doesn't cover >

can appeal to a wider audience because otherwise they slap the disability price tag on and this maybe $10 item would cost $100.