Chirp! Bark! Hey!

I guess we're doing dragons now

Written by Jude Rook-Machina on October 12, 2025.

so a few days ago I got Poisoned

(double dosed on a med while sleep deprived, called poison control, they said I was going to be fine, so I felt bad for the day before our body cleared all that out)

and while being sick and liveblogging my poison adventure to my friends, as you do, i said

i dont think being a dragon would fix me but also it would be nice to have big wings to curl up in

im gonna fucking sicklink. coping with being poisoned v lightly id like to be a dragon for now bc i deserve it

"why are you draconic?" "the poisons got me"

all my friends are being dragons i should also be dragon

it will make me feel cool while curled up in bed w brain not working

and thankfully I'm not sick anymore! but I think it would honestly be pretty neat to try out a copinglink! dragons can be anything, so I don't even need to figure out an exact shape, I can just kinda play around with it and see what's interesting

mostly what I've figured out is that I can conjure up vividly tactile phantom sensations, including limbs I don't have, and I really like having wings on my back! I like the imagined pressure and weight, feels like a combination of a backpack and a weighted blanket over my shoulders, except I can move them, which is really cool!

we've been playing around with some ideas in sketches - none of it is set in stone, but it's fun to brainstorm! I think a couple of my defining traits are being small (for whatever my species is) and fluffy (because I like being soft under the hands of my loved ones) lmao

A page of pencil sketches depicting different kinds of wings for a human to have on their back. The wings are large on their owner's frame, taking up the entire length of the back, with a wingspan twice as long as their armspan.

Pencil sketches of a lightly-built Western dragon with fur in a fluffy mane around their neck, running down their spine, and covering the end-half of their tail. Size comparison shows that an average adult human would be as tall as their shoulder.