Grace Kelley
@gracefacesplace.bsky.social
I can’t believe I put my Crocs in sports mode for this.
I’ve always loved the mildly annoyed tone of this headline, like someone’s going to reply with a facepalm and “Not again!”
December 27, 2025 at 7:40 PM
I’ve always loved the mildly annoyed tone of this headline, like someone’s going to reply with a facepalm and “Not again!”
“This adaptation of Squirrel Girl has taken a really weird turn . . .”
December 19, 2025 at 12:35 PM
“This adaptation of Squirrel Girl has taken a really weird turn . . .”
Doom piles of bodies that you’ll get to later all around the house
December 17, 2025 at 12:35 PM
Doom piles of bodies that you’ll get to later all around the house
Ea-Nasir: “I wish to be known forever for my work as a copper salesman”
Monkey’s paw: *curls one finger*
Monkey’s paw: *curls one finger*
December 17, 2025 at 4:23 AM
Ea-Nasir: “I wish to be known forever for my work as a copper salesman”
Monkey’s paw: *curls one finger*
Monkey’s paw: *curls one finger*
Yeah, well, screw your servant and the donkey he rode in on, I’m trying to run a business here
December 17, 2025 at 4:14 AM
Yeah, well, screw your servant and the donkey he rode in on, I’m trying to run a business here
But I agree with your article that to criticize someone for aging says more about you than the target of your criticism. Like when people are like “Trump is fat” or “Melania is a wh*re:” it’s not wrong to be fat or a sex worker, and even if it was, that’s low on their list of sins
December 16, 2025 at 11:17 PM
But I agree with your article that to criticize someone for aging says more about you than the target of your criticism. Like when people are like “Trump is fat” or “Melania is a wh*re:” it’s not wrong to be fat or a sex worker, and even if it was, that’s low on their list of sins
There is a schadenfreude in watching people who beat us all with the “perform femininity/masculinity correctly” stick fall short of their own expectations. Like it kind of proves our point: your beauty ideals are so narrow and rigid that even YOU can’t meet them without outside help
December 16, 2025 at 11:12 PM
There is a schadenfreude in watching people who beat us all with the “perform femininity/masculinity correctly” stick fall short of their own expectations. Like it kind of proves our point: your beauty ideals are so narrow and rigid that even YOU can’t meet them without outside help
My therapist: “I know it stings to receive criticism, but you shouldn’t dwell on it. You probably won’t even remember that comment next week.”
Me, about to change her practice forever: “Have you heard of Ea-Nasir?”
Me, about to change her practice forever: “Have you heard of Ea-Nasir?”
December 16, 2025 at 10:35 PM
My therapist: “I know it stings to receive criticism, but you shouldn’t dwell on it. You probably won’t even remember that comment next week.”
Me, about to change her practice forever: “Have you heard of Ea-Nasir?”
Me, about to change her practice forever: “Have you heard of Ea-Nasir?”
2.) Canva. You can make a pretty decent book cover using the free version. Unsplash for free photos if you don’t like Canva’s selection.
I don’t believe people when they say they had “no choice” but to use AI. Especially disappointing when it’s writers who lack the imagination to find alternatives
I don’t believe people when they say they had “no choice” but to use AI. Especially disappointing when it’s writers who lack the imagination to find alternatives
December 16, 2025 at 10:24 PM
2.) Canva. You can make a pretty decent book cover using the free version. Unsplash for free photos if you don’t like Canva’s selection.
I don’t believe people when they say they had “no choice” but to use AI. Especially disappointing when it’s writers who lack the imagination to find alternatives
I don’t believe people when they say they had “no choice” but to use AI. Especially disappointing when it’s writers who lack the imagination to find alternatives
As a visual artist and writer, two things:
1.) For every writer I see who says they “can’t afford” a visual artist, I see a visual artist who charges shockingly low prices for stunning work. So don’t get in your own way thinking you “can’t afford” good art, you’d be surprised
1.) For every writer I see who says they “can’t afford” a visual artist, I see a visual artist who charges shockingly low prices for stunning work. So don’t get in your own way thinking you “can’t afford” good art, you’d be surprised
December 16, 2025 at 10:12 PM
As a visual artist and writer, two things:
1.) For every writer I see who says they “can’t afford” a visual artist, I see a visual artist who charges shockingly low prices for stunning work. So don’t get in your own way thinking you “can’t afford” good art, you’d be surprised
1.) For every writer I see who says they “can’t afford” a visual artist, I see a visual artist who charges shockingly low prices for stunning work. So don’t get in your own way thinking you “can’t afford” good art, you’d be surprised
Cackling at the main lady maintaining that she’s “a good mom” while self-publishing a book about her hurt that her daughter didn’t invite her to her wedding, on the date of her daughter’s wedding. The call is coming from inside the house!
December 16, 2025 at 9:43 PM
Cackling at the main lady maintaining that she’s “a good mom” while self-publishing a book about her hurt that her daughter didn’t invite her to her wedding, on the date of her daughter’s wedding. The call is coming from inside the house!