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— December 30, 1912 / Letters to Felice

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starting a collection

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what if your doppelgänger wasn’t evil it was just a person. what if your doppelgänger wasn’t trying to replace you it was just trying to learn to be a person and you were the best model it had. what if your doppelgänger looked at you with your eyes and said with your voice that it just wanted to be loved. what then.

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The pandemic has seriously fucked up the socializing skills of little kids they dont even say trick or treat anymore they just give you the kubrick stare until you give them candy

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BBC News: The dark fandom behind healthcare CEO murder suspect

BBC News - The dark fandom behind healthcare CEO murder suspect

Laughably cowardly article from the Beeb, spends half of it saying that people only like the shooter bc he's pretty and comparing it to people who thirst after racist serial killers. Like no babe, I think people like him bc he killed one of the vilest people alive

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tops can be crickets

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the struggle of not saying go piss girl bc my pal recently told me he's trans and I don't want to misgender him. truly no one has suffered like me

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How to have good tooth health when you feel like shit

From: a girl who had gum disease because of depression

The most important thing to having good teeth is to brush and floss regularly. But that's incredibly hard when you feel like shit and physically can't do regular self care. And that's ok! So as someone who had these issues and is finally in a good place tooth-wise, here's some practical advice I think would've helped me. It probably won't help everyone, but I figured I'd share. Also blah blah I'm not a dentist take everything I say with a hefty serving of salt.

The first thing that I wish I'd lived by is that there is no right or wrong time to brush your teeth when the alternative is not brushing. I remember I would be in bed until 4pm, rise briefly to eat then be awake in bed until 2am. None of that felt like 'morning getting up' or 'evening going to bed' - the tooth brushing times. But time is bullshit! If at sometime during the day you think 'hm, I haven't brushed my teeth today' - you can just do it! Take advantage of that moment of clarity and do it before the depression steals it from you!! Or, if you're the kind of person who takes long baths or showers, brush your teeth whilst it's heating up. There is no wrong or right time to do things.

Another thing is electric toothbrushes. They're pretty good for being more thorough and easier to use, but they're also loud. So if you struggle with sensory issues or even if you have a bad sleep schedule and may be brushing your teeth at weird times, get a normal toothbrush too. Use both or either. Just have the options. Get toothpaste you don't hate the taste of, too - get the kids toothpaste, who cares. Just have something you'll use.

Flossing is important - something that I actually never did until I had gum disease and had my dentist tell me to do it regularly. I hated it - I found it so fiddly getting inside my mouth, and I still do. But there's plenty of options these days: I found small plastic interdental brushes really useful and a lot less fiddly, and I've now transferred to floss that is attached to a brush holder thing so I don't need to put my entire hand in my mouth. But flossing is only important in as much as you have capacity to do it. If introducing flossing into your routine will make brushing your teeth too much to approach, just don't. Brushing your teeth semi regularly without flossing is better than never doing either.

If you think you have gum disease, you should go to a dentist. It's difficult, but it's your health. Still, I get that dentists are expensive (even in the UK), and making an appointment is almost impossible when you're depressed. So I'll share that I got prescribed Chlorhexidine Digluconate, an antibacterial mouthwash that's just available to buy from most pharmacies in the UK. This was after a thorough cleaning, and it won't fix more advanced gum disease, but if you have no access to a dentist I figure this is probably better than nothing.

The most important thing I wish I'd known is this: you are not disgusting, shameful, lazy or dirty because you have tooth problems. You are not ugly, you are not unloveable, you are not unpleasant to be around. Tooth problems are a normal part of life for most people, and you are not letting anyone (least of all your dentist!) down for having other issues influence that. This doesn't have to be a shameful thing to hide, you don't need to shoulder the blame because there is no blame to go around. This is a normal medical issue, and one that a lot of us have to find ways to deal with. Good luck guys, take care and look after yourselves the best you can.

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Casts spell called “please be alright. I love you.”

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Casts spell called “please be alright. I love you.”

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Casts spell called “please be alright. I love you.”

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Casts spell called “please be alright. I love you.”

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Casts spell called “please be alright. I love you.”

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talkative bird…with strong silent bird….

Nintendo please let Brewster come home I miss him dearly.

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theyre doing some freaky shit at the vcr repair shop