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Let me guess… you’ll never forgive me. Tenko, you must hate me so very much…
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Happy birthday !
ITS MY BIRTHDAY! 🥳
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And now for something completely different.
This is the ADHD Teapot. I made it in a ceramics class a few years ago. I use it to explain executive dysfunction to people who haven���t come across the term before (and those who think of ADHD mostly as Hyperactive Eight Year Old Boy Syndrome).
So, most people’s brains are like a regular shaped teapot with a single spout. Let’s say that your time, energy, focus etc is the liquid you have in the teapot. Your executive function is the spout, that directs the tea into the specific cup you want to fill-aka the task that you’re meant to be doing. Spills happen occasionally, but generally most of the tea goes in the right cup.
If you have executive dysfunction, (a symptom of ADHD, trauma, autism, schizophrenia etc.) you have multiple spouts going in different directions. You can try pointing one of them at your chosen cup and you will probably get some liquid in there, perhaps you will even fill it right up (finish the task). But meanwhile, tea is also pouring out of several other places and not going where you want it. If you have another container nearby, perhaps some of it will end up in there. But quite a lot of it is going to end up on the floor and accomplish nothing.
And at the end of the day you’ll have filled one or two cups ( or sometimes not even one) compared to the five or six that somebody with the same sized teapot (but only one spout) has filled, and everyone wonders why you’re so bad at getting tea poured, and why you make such a mess in the process.
One day I’d like to spend more time learning pottery and create a really technically good fucked up little adhd teapot. But that’s a long way off since i currently live in the outback and the nearest pottery workshop is some 400km away. But I figure that for now, it might be a useful or interesting metaphor to somebody even in its rough draft form.
This post is the cup I filled instead of cleaning my house btw.
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Here's why:
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I'm not a popular enough blog that I will give you any reach
I am a minor, and most of my followers are too
It makes me feel extremely guilty
Seeing pictures of injuries or hospitals etc are triggering for me (which are in most intro posts for this sort of thing)
They are always worded in a way that makes me feel like I am a murderer if I don't donate
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I get a lot of spam from this. It is disappointing to see 10 new asks in my inbox just to be the same ask for donations over and over
Please, just respect the fact that I have said this.
Edit: To all the people reblogging this, I'm sorry you have had to deal with this too. And yes, you can put this in your pinned post! Stay safe <3
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Either people with ADHD need to stop being so relatable or I need to get tested for that-
“Ah sorry I’m just dumb” (having ADHD my whole life has meant that I’ve been criticised heavily for making mistakes that come part and parcel with the condition. Even the people I love most in the world have chastised me for mistakes that I spend much of my life worrying about and trying to avoid. It’s much easier to tell you I’m just a silly guy than explain to you that no matter how much effort, how much thought, how much stress I put into avoiding these same mistakes, I will keep making them over and over again. My brain is structurally built to thwart me throughout it all.)
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"Are you jealous? Is that it?" the hero whispered. They were fully aware of the villain's personality. They were aware of the insecurities, the fears.
"I'd rather not talk about it," the villain answered. Instinctively, the hero reached for the villain's palm and let their fingertips dance over their skin. It was a soft attempt. The villain did not mind.
"You can't keep me here forever." With a deep sigh, the villain pulled away slowly, avoiding the hero's gaze and turned their eyes towards the window.
The hero knew that at times the villain could be quite delicate. Easy to break. And the hero also knew their role in this play, knew that if anyone could destroy them, if anyone had the power to defeat the villain, it was them. It was the hero.
The hero could have (if they wanted, that is) broken the villain in a matter of seconds.
To possess that kind of power was dangerous and the hero took no pride in it. They didn't want it. They didn't want to hurt anyone.
"I know," the villain said. "I'm sorry."
"I mean, honestly, I wish you could, but I have work and they will file a missing person's report and everything will be messy..."
"I know," the villain repeated with the same heartbreaking tone. "Sorry, I didn't really think about that."
They turned to look at the hero, ready to say something but they closed their mouth again. The hero bit the inside of their cheek. In the last few weeks, something had happened to them. They seemed to long for the hero's company, protected them more often, saw them more often.
For the most part, the villain was a silent threat, a calm force that stroke once and didn't miss. Sometimes, it felt like all the hero had to do was call out their name and they would appear.
That gave them a sense of security. Trust was important and they had worked long and hard to gain the villain's trust.
"What did you think about?"
"You." The villain tilted their head, gaze burning into the floor. "Mostly just you."
"Come here," the hero said and the villain didn't hesitate. They sat down next to them on the couch, looking effortlessly flawless but still tired. The hero took their hand again, choosing their next words carefully. Clearly, the villain wanted some kind of connection. They wanted something. Maybe they couldn't express it, maybe they didn't know where to start.
But the hero couldn't take it anymore. They were tip-toeing around each other and before it escalated and someone got hurt, they wanted to make a few things very clear.
With their fingers on the villain's jawline, they turned their enemy's face to look at them.
"Look, I..." The hero's eyes accidentally dropped to the villain's mouth and suddenly, the hero understood how difficult it could be to force those words out of their mouth. They could understand why the villain preferred to kidnap them instead of confronting their feelings like this. "I...you..."
"Yeah?" The villain put their hand on the hero's thigh.
"Is it jealousy?"
"A little, I think."
"What else?" The villain looked away, but the hero turned the villain's head with their fingers again.
"You know I like you more than I should," the villain said. They cupped the hero's cheek with their hand and let their thumb go over their bottom lip. "You know we should not..."
But the hero didn't care about that.
The villain seemed to be tortured by the fact that they had fallen in love. They were barely themselves.
And the hero couldn't live with themselves, knowing that they were responsible for someone's misery, especially when that someone was the villain who had proven countless of times what kind of person they were.
The hero knew about the troubled childhood and the horrible coping mechanisms, they knew about the anger issues and the many mistakes, knew about the regret and the guilt.
So, they leaned forward and kissed them. They tried to forget about the we shouldn't and closed their eyes, just as desperate for company as the villain. They were hesitant at first, clumsy even.
When was the last time someone had wanted them romantically? The hero knew about the public, about the media. They knew that a lot of people wanted them in a very crude way and were merely interested in having power over the hero.
But the villain was gentle. They didn't push, they didn't force. They protected, they encouraged, even if it was counterproductive for their own goals. They compromised where they shouldn't have and backed down when they crossed lines.
If this was some kind of manipulation, the hero was gladly walking into this trap. They were willing to get hurt at the expense of having someone value and appreciate them, having someone who protected them instead of the hero being the one who had to protect.
The villain's lips were warm against theirs and the hero regretted not having done this sooner. They had the feeling that the villain wasn’t sure what they were doing either.
However, they pulled away quickly, surprised that they were so daring. When they looked at the villain, they could see their enemy blush.
"Oh..." was all the villain managed and the hero themselves wasn't sure how to respond.
“Sorry, I…I wasn’t thinking.”
“That’s fine, that’s totally fine,” the villain said. They didn’t look at the hero. Their ears were red.
“Please don’t be sad.”
“I’m not.”
“No, I mean…” The hero took their hands again. “Please don’t worry. I like you, too. I like you a lot. I know it’s hard to say, but I want to spend more time with you.”
The villain stared at them as if they’d said something shocking.
“But kidnapping isn’t really…the ideal date, you know?”
“Oh, I—”
“So, let’s go out next week, sounds good?”
The villain blinked a few times, still staring at the hero.
“Yes, yes I’d like that.”
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Flowers of Fate and Company (Short Comic)
(Orignal fanfic by : @dre4mimi )
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OC Alphabet Soup
Send me a letter of the alphabet A-Z, and if I have an OC starting with that letter, I'll tell about them.
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pov you're a non-published aspiring writer:
brain: comes up with a new story idea while working on your main project
me: wait, that’s actually good. let’s write that instead.
brain: skips to imagining movie adaptation of unwritten story
me: i'm never gonna get published
brain: starts playing elevator music
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2 guys who are so normal about each other
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I love this sprite so so much. I can't explain it
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Sure, why not ?
1. "Sorry..."
2. "He's.... dead."
3. "Are you okay ?"
4. "I need your help."
5. "She might never wake up..."
6. "Look at him, isn't he adorable ?"
7. "I think I'm in love with him."
8. "She's like a sly fox, never trust her."
9. "Well, just know that she’s a huge cat lover."
10. "When all of that happened, he just stood there, watching..."
Didn't expect most of them to sound depressing... Guess I am an angst lover, uh ?
Ten Sentences Tag Game
I appreciate the tag, @loverboyxbutch! Tagging @theartsyswissapple and @clearcloudlesssky (take as long as you need and there’s no pressure to do it at all) + open!
Rules: write a sentence with the number of words specified, so for 1-10 you write 10 sentences in total with an increasing word count each time.
I really liked your idea of using sentences from a wip, @/loverboyxbutch, so I did the same!
“True.”
2. “Poor thing.”
3. “Like planning arson?”
4. “I don’t guilt him.”
5. “I see how it is.”
6. “He likes bragging about being literate.”
7. “That don’t look so hot, do it?”
8. The world was going fuzzy at the edges.
9. In retrospect, it probably wasn’t the best of ideas.
10. Somebody—that’s an antonym of nobody, but she didn’t care.
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MINOR CHAPTER 2 EPISODE 13 SPOILERS
I'm very intrigued....
Y'know there's someone we know with a fork related injury just saying.
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MILD SPOILERS FOR DRDT CHAPTER 2 EPISODE 12
this is what im getting from this episode
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