#this hasnt happened in many many months

[avo-kat]

its february and i havent gotten sick this winter yet.

i get sick a lot.

thanks masks.

[onionninjasstuff]

[ritz-regrezzez]

hi hi! just promoting my new self-care kit account @cozy-kit-cafe !! i worked really hard on it and i think it came out pretty cute :3 send me a request if you'd like!

[nctyaoi]

transblr i had my consultation with my surgeon for top surgery yesterday and he had me in tears, i cant believe this is actually going to happen

[cookie-dough-writes]

shout out to everyones who's brains and nervous systems have been wrecked by stressors + the state of the internet + everything else going on. I promise we'll adapt and I promise things will be alright, focus on making good small decisions to protect your well-being like cutting certain platforms (instagram, twitter, whatever you feel like) and having a look through your follow list to see if unfollowing some people might help. try giving your brain a rest by letting yourself be bored some times. try doing a puzzle or a physical task without a podcast or music or netflix drama. consider not clicking on that expose video of someone you dont know. hesitate before telling someone off in the comments or joining in on an online argument that you can opt out of. protect yourself so you can make your world a better place. push yourself when needed. cut the onslaught of overstimulation where you can, if you want.

I am saying this as someone who's never felt at home irl, with adhd and dyspraxia, general awkwardness, chronic depression, struggles with regulation and im sure a bunch of other things. I really struggle reducing screen time because it often feels like the outside world rejects me, I'm sure some of you relate to that, but I'm taking small steps to make things easier for me in the long run and day to day. it doesnt matter if we don't reach some end goal of total and complete peace and purity or whatever, all that matters is that we're choosing to be more mindful of how we navigate this world of constant stimulation. and i fully believe in all of us :)

[elegyofthemoon]

shaking excitedly and tiredly

[kurthorton-moving]

.

[tortademaracuya]

... :)

[pears-trinkets]

.

[sollucets]

ok i got one gif in to making probably the x^10th power version of lunaylin et scene and now i have to go. to work. god. how can i work when photoshop is there

[microwavetoaster-selfships]

Cannot wait to have today over with, getting through work and getting the yummy food I've been dying for

Uuhhh slight rant in tags? Kinda just butthurt complaining. I didn't know I was gonna have a whole rant but I'm just gonna leave it as is

[rocket-candy-heart]

Have not found a single book that has gripped me so far this year. I have, in fact, read only TWO new books so far this year which makes me wonder what is going on.

[t4tdanvis]

if i said i was normal about this idea would. would u believe me

[khmarrenian]

mate what why do i feel such a need to make a new separate blog wtf

[two-calicos-in-a-trenchcoat]

So ive gotten canker sores for...as long as I can remember

Like I was YOUNG when I first started getting them

But for a good 10 years I've barely had them. I've only had a couple since middle school and they were caused by my braces

But for some fuckin reason they've started back up again. And I was talking about it with my parents and my dad was confusing them with cold sores. And when I corrected him he asked if canker sores have a genetic component since not everyone gets them but if a family member gets them you might too

Which i didnt know

So I looked it up

And while they don't know 100%, they do believe there is a genetic component

But then I was looking through some other sources and came across this

Ik it says "most common" so not everyones gonna fit in that

But goddamn

TEN? There's people who don't start getting canker sores til they're between 10 and 19????? Lucky bastards

[friendlifyre]

today a year ago i finally reached the end of my rope and left an abusive workplace as well as cut ties with the people who made it so. it was absolutely terrifying at the time to lose both my income and what few friends i had left overnight but it was the best single decision i’ve ever made. it eventually brought me to a job opportunity that changed so many aspects of my life for the better, and even though i still have a lot to work on to fully recover from that hellish experience a year on, im very thankful to my past self for putting a hard stop to it despite all the uncertainties it entailed.