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1. Aromantic
2. Hypersexual
3. Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria
4. Bulimia
5. Anorexia
6. Psychological Seizures
7. Tourette’s version 2 if that’s okay? Seeing the tension and the face of the Tourette’s bunny actually makes me feel like ticking😅Not sure if that’s just me
I would love to see a Selective Mute Bunny
My ideas to help:
Teal fur (teal is the SM Awareness ribbon color)
Icy blue spots (maybe hands and feet?) to represent freezing up when spoken to
A mouth that is either sewn shut or zippered shut to represent the inability to speak at times
A full volume symbol on the back of the head to represent thoughts being loud
Mute symbol as inner ear design
I would love to see a rejection sensitive dysphoria (RSD) bunny!!
-Like the autism bunnies, magnets in the hands to cover the eyes. Representing avoidance and hiding emotional reactions.
-Eyes pointed downwards out of shame.
-Perhaps black clown-like tears streaming down the face to represent said emotional reactions, performativity (and to keep up with the aesthetic of plushie dreadfuls).
-Blush on cheeks as well as pink hands and feet for the flushed/embarassed feeling.
-Stars on the underside of the feet to represent that common crushed feeling you get/ having your hopes crushed.
Please consider a ostomy bun!
I recently had a urostomy at 38….. its been so hard and I have a kid and it would be wonderful to have a bunch who looks like me and help explain for children with family members or themselves who have a ostomy.
How about a general surgery prep bunny? Bunny could have feet that look like grippy socks, could look hungry (from needing to fast before a procedure) or vulnerable (from being exposed in the back, or from the knowledge that you have to literally put your life in someone else’s hands while unconscious). Complete with something reminiscent of a hospital bracelet and sequential numbers in its ears representing the pain scale or having one’s vitals taken/recorded. Also maybe something bluring its eyes, since no one can be completely sure of the outcome of a surgical procedure.
Hi! I would really love to see a Hashimoto’s thyroiditis bunny plush…it is quite similar to hypothyroidism yet an autoimmune disorder of it’s own where the immune system attacks the thyroid glan.
The bunny could feature a blueish-lilac color, symbolizing the autoimmune reaction. It might also have little antibody patterns on its fur, representing the immune system targeting thyroid proteins. To reflect common symptoms, the bunny could have a tired or exhausted appearance, or look as though it’s feeling cold—capturing the sensitivity to cold experienced by many with Hashimoto’s. Maybe it could also have it’s neck slightly bigger than normally, since this is how the thyroid mostly looks like from the complete outside. :)
It would really make me feel more seen and less alone and I would be so grateful to buy one!
It would be cool to see a design representing imposter syndrome. Unfortunately I think it’s something many of us deal with on a day to day basis. It could be an anxious looking face – as if it’s trying to smile but isn’t quite sure it’s convincing enough. Or it could have a ribbon or a medal with #1 on representing the achievements others see that the bunny doesn’t recognise it deserves them
Please do a bun for aphantasia. We are people who are "mind blind" in that we cannot conjure up mental images. Most aphants don't even realize that they are even different from 96% of the population, because we never realize that to "Picture something in your mind" is not metaphoric. It's not a disability – it is a rare variation of human cognition with very different strengths and weaknesses, and it would do SO MUCH to promote awareness to have something concrete to represent aphantasia (particularly since we can't visualize anything on our own!).
Not sure if this has already been suggested, but I'd love to see a Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) bunny! DVT is when a blood clot forms in a deep vein. There are many different conditions and situations that can lead to DVT so it could apply to a lot of people.
hemiplegic migraine