Another idea for a Greek Mythology bunny:

Hecate Bunny:

-Triple moon sigil crown (The triple moon sigil is Hecate’s symbol
-Twin torches in hands (Hecate is depicted wielding twin torches in Greek mythology)
-Strophalos (Labyrinthine wheel) on chest
-Pentagram pattern on ears to represent witchcraft (She is the goddess of witchcraft)

Emetophobia rabbit (excuse my bad english sorryy)
It can’t have v-m-t because that would be triggering but here is my idea.
- Sage green ish color (not too green) for feeling nauseous when anxious. Maybe thats too triggering I dont know.
- Blue paws for rubber gloves. Or red-ish paws for washing your hands alot but maybe thats triggering

- Panic face.
- Green little worry rabbits for your toughts telling you you are gonna get sick.
- Bread accesoiry or safe foods.
- Hand sanitizer accesoiry for hygeine.
- Maybe a map somewhere for planning escape routes.
- Something with the ears that indicates alertness. Maybe ‘!’ on the inner ear pattern.
- Nothing really triggering so emetophobic people dont get scared of it.

Bi polar/ scytso type bunny where it is split in half like two face in batman. With different faces on it to express different emotions.have the ears at different lengths to show the split personality. As for colors I recommend one side be a dark purple for like the depression that comes with it and a lite pink on the other for the joy that they try to show.being scysto is difficult because you have that part of your head filled with those voices that your never enough, but you still try to push through and keep smiling it is hard and some days it doesn't feel like you'll be okay.

I just got my first anxiety rabbit… I love it but… any chance we could get one slightly bigger and weighted?!? Like a bag of rice that you can heat in the microwave and that fits inside?

Anorexia and bulimia rabbits would be nice. I struggled with anorexia for years and still find it hard to deal with memories of that time. It would be great to see some more representation for eating disorders.