Friendly reminder: it's good to be assertive, but it's not good to be aggressive, and there's a not-so-fine line between assertive and aggressive, and you cross that line (nay, yeet yourself deep into aggressive territory) the moment you decide other people's boundaries don't matter. Assertiveness is a good thing, but assertive people also take others into account and try very hard to not cross others' boundaries. Be assertive, not aggressive.
This is my first time giving since becoming a phlebotomist myself, so it's been fun fraternizing with my phlebotomist
(In case you're unaware, that version is set in the criminal underworld, and features gratuitous violence and sex. It's not exactly...ah...school appropriate, shall we say?)
Incidentally, like, last week, Mom brought home a pair of kittens. They're adorable, sure, but also fucking trouble. Last night, we had to move the couch to stop them from being able to climb the curtains.
This post brought to you by this idiot, who fell multiple time trying to scramble up some water jugs in order to get to this position, and his brother (not pictured) who joined him shortly after.
Phlebotomist. Cyberwitch. Artist. Fighter. Accidental breaker of computers.
Genderfluid enby. Pansexual/-romantic. Kitsune-kin (9-tailed)/Incubus-kin. Plural, with a bunch of headmates.
DAMNED PROUD ANTIFASCIST and an anarchocommunist.
Be warned: In theory, I post both lewd/NSFW and incredibly personal stuff. πβ
(In practice, it's been a while, but who knows?)