#but like HOLY SHIT

[tiny-planet-13]

AND IF I SAID THIS WAS LITERALLY JEREJEAN (I'm actually losing my mind on this one like oh my god)

[mushroom-pal]

malevolent fanartists are so skilled i’m in awe mwah

[doorhanginoffthehinges]

heard this and immediately thought. boreo

[radiant--as-the--sun]

y’all have no idea the number of thg (& tbosas) metas I have saved in my notes app

[itslenagain]

My new therapist: I recommend this novel and accompanying journal to folks with a family like the one you grew up in.

Me, 11 pages in: Why would any human do this to another human

[everythingsbetterunderthestars]

Also fyi I just finished reading More happy than not by Adam Silvera and I will never be the same again. My brain chemistry has been forever altered. If you even care

[brionnnne]

Mithrun is autism coded to me, a late diagnosed, high masking autistic woman.

My early life was spent smiling and hiding every bad feeling away because people taught and prized being a "good kid" over being a real person. It's the scrambling, feeling like you're barely a person, struggling while everyone else seems to be doing so well and being so angry and petty and jealous and insecure and hating everyone, but hiding it because you have to be "good". It's also falling more into hyposensitivity versus hypersensitivity, such as burning his tongue and not really reacting to the pain. It's his extreme tunnel vision (monotropism) to the extent of forgetting everything else including bodily needs, which aligns with poor interoception. He doesn't even really become aware he's tired until his body stops, which is something I still experience even while managing other things. It's also lying about said needs, intentional or not. I think this aligns with PDA profile, which I am. Being told or asked to do something can set off the demand avoidance, so saying "No" is pretty much automatic, and I think it's fantastic that he just does it, even when he doesn't have any desire to lie, because it isn't a desire. I'm not saying no because I want to. It's a defense. If I say "No" in the face of any percieved demand, it stops the panic response that would normally occur at the demand, and I use this to manage that.

I even use it similarly, like "Oh, did you shower?" and I just don't want to deal with that so I'll say no, even when it's obvious. There's also the surface sociability. I mean, there's so much really that I resonate with. It's astounding how many marks he hits...

I don't know. He's very important to me. Alexithymia, too. The lack of filter on his speech, while this has been linked with brain damage, is also... I mean, I have ADHD, too.

[one-paper-bag]

genuinely feeling a shift in my soul bc of the plaque for Hester, it’s inspiring in a way i’ve never seen before

[putting-wheatley-in-places]

WHO ARE YOU PEOPLE!?

[darkartistyt]

EPISODE 36?! HELLO??!!

[awolfnamedluna]

forgot to post earlier that the amp came

the boys are inspecting

but uh

OMG OMG OMG OMG

this doesn't even feel real HOW IS THIS REAL

[daenerytargaryens]

that scene were they were invading the reyes’ house and separating the family was like a punch to the goddamn throat

[flavia8]

Graphic Design is their Passion!!

[socialtomcat]

cons of hyperfixation: all the routines and good habits you developed are out the window and you forget to do basic self care

pros of hyperfixation: u have the drive to create and draw and write like you havent been able to in years

[m0d3rnpr0m3th3us]

WHAT DO YOU MEAN MLP EQUESTRIA GIRLS RAINBOW ROCKS IS GOING TO BE 10 YEARS OLD THIS YEAR. I REMEMBER WATCHING THAT IN THEATRES. VERY DISTINCTLY. WHAT THE FUCK. I FEEL OLD NOW.

[thatfunkylittlejesterdude]

You ever just unwillingly see the most godawful small group of people cross your dash because of a reblog that you just HAVE to fucking block because Jesus christ you didn't wanna see that.