Please Keep Sprigatito's Paws On The Floor

The problem with these is, they take energy. And right now it feels like I've got none. Or at least I feel incapable of dedicating energy to working on things and creating.

I want to create and to do, but I've got no motivation.

I hope that changes in the future.

There's like, so many things I wanna do in life.

I want to find fossils and prep them for display.

I want to write a children's book.

I want to make my own comic.

I want to write my own novels.

I want to try voice acting.

I want to try acting acting.

I want to make ceramics.

Why does there have to be so many interesting things you can do in life, so many things that I wanna try, but I still can't settle on an actual career???

I would love to make and sell adoptable OC designs

But

The problem is

I get so attached :')

I have so many OCs just chilling and gathering dust, because I love to design them, and get too attached to sell but not obsessed enough to draw them a lot

NAMARI. SWEEP.

Masterpost

brontosaurus stimboard for anon

🦕🦕🦕-🦕🦕🦕-🦕🦕🦕

NAMARI MY QUEEN

My plan came to fruition. Operation Namari Sweep has been a success.

Congratulations to Namari on winning the title of Favourite Character from the Dungeon!

Maybe this'll make the Dwarves of Kahka Brud accept her back into the community

Adoptable for sale!!

$30 USD, PayPal only!

DM, comment, or head to Toyhouse if interested!

Got my first ask in my inbox and it was a bot :(

I wonder how many eras of Earth's natural history have been completely lost just because they didn't make a visible mark on the planet.

I wonder how many species have been forever lost to time only because they never fossilized or left behind and traces of their existence.

Who knows what incredible, terrifying, or seemingly alien forms of life once called this planet home, that we'll never know once existed?

Ancient life is incredible. It makes me sad to know that so many species of flora and fauna and everything in between will never be known. Things so odd they seem straight out of movies.

Life and evolution are just so incredible, and deserve so much more appreciation than they get.

That spy music with the flutes at the beginning except the trill just keeps going

So, we know modern domesticated, (and even some wild!) animals enjoy being petted.

The question is. How far back in the history of evolution does this trait go?

What dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals would have loved a good head rub?? Which ones would have flopped over for some under-the-chin scritches??? Would some of them have headbutted you to ask for more affection like a cat??? Did some make happy sounds, like purring???

This is information I need. I need to know. Animals today exhibit these behaviors so it's pretty likely they could have done so in the past too!!

The idea of them being affectionate towards each other as well (as opposed to how they're often portrayed hunting/fighting/being scary) makes me happy too. I desperately wish we could see how they behaved.