#weather sensitivity

[audhd-space]

when you got the hysterical random sensory trigger pain autistic and not cool NASA science breakthrough autistic

[assureprimaryandurgentcare]

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[catsharky]

After this Astarion got brought home and put in a hot bath to thaw like a pack of chicken breasts you forgot to take out of the freezer in advance.

Merry Christmas and/or Happy Holidays to all who celebrate, and a good regular winter to everyone who doesn't!

I've got something coming for Rolan as well, and also for Garrus for all the patient lovely people who still follow me for ME stuff (I love you and thank you for sticking around even if BG3 isn't your thing)!

[janeacular]

Cold is sharp stabbing needles puncturing every tiny little atom in your body & Hot is a low hum drum throb pulsating through your organs. And both get infinitely worse when you add water :)

[slutpoppers]

[heybiji]

I want to play Drow so bad, but the one thing that gets in the way for me is the Sunlight Sensitivity. I know the simple answer is just use them for Out of the Abyss or Curse of Strahd, but do you have any advice for how to combat it?

Indulge in the limitation! Find a way to, at least narratively, make it enjoyable for you. I know not everyone is like this, but I personally really like and seek out limitations since I think it adds to character.

And if you get too worried, just talk to your DM about it so they can keep it in mind. Sometimes the limitation may be inconvenient, but other times you'll get to shine with the drow's extended dark vision range! Just let your DM know of your concerns so they can make adjustments at times so you're not always at a disadvantage.

[triptychofvoids]

Heya doc , my nose is bleedin' (for the fourth time ever) any advice man?

- the bite of 87

you all like to send me such time sensitive questions....

firstly, stay calm, its not the end of the world. dont tilt your head back, because youre not going to want blood running down your throat and into your stomach (thats a very easy way to become nauseous), instead youll want to tilt your head forward or lean forward and gently pinch the bridge of your nose and apply pressure there for about 5-10 minutes. repeat this as necessary until it stops but it will most likely work the first time. and i assume most people dont want blood running down their faces and onto their clothes or floor so you can stop that with a tissue or paper towel or whatever else. and, the obligatory 'if you cant get it to stop after 20+ minutes consider seeking medical attention' as usual.

[ossydrawsthingz335]

imagine ur grandma waking u up from a nap after not sleeping last night to take ur ac out even though its going to be 70 today and 78 tomorrow making u more pissed off than u already were

yep that happened to me ^_^

[audhd-space]

people who don’t take climate change seriously be like:

me, who vomitted at the slightest change of weather and will continue to be affected as the weather gets more unpredictable:

[virtie333]

Back to Night Shift Blogging!

I work night shift the next 4 nights. In fact, on Sunday, I work a double shift, though the first part is only 2 hours. One of my co-workers just graduated from High School, and her church is having a party for new grads on Sunday. Since she is scheduled to work that morning and I am scheduled for that night, she wanted to switch, but I go to church and have brunch with my brother every Sunday morning (and even when I don't, I refuse to give up my Sunday mornings). So, we made an arrangement where I would come in at 11, do reception until we close at 1, go feed Chester lunch and get some lunch of my own, and be back by 3 for the late shift (we are closed from 1 to 4). Since my boss has gotten so touchy on our hours, this will allow me some extra approved time.

The weather is unsettled today. I guess there's a chance for severe weather later, but even now it just feels... raw. I got Chester out this morning after Adoration, so all I had to do was feed him lunch this afternoon, but it wasn't comfortable outside, and it had nothing to do with the wind and clouds. Sometimes I hate being super sensitive to my surroundings.

I'm going to try and write before I head to work!

[esleep]

the whole "cats choose their owners" thing is really funny to me because ivy very much did NOT choose me. she was a slightly dim-witted and very rambunctious feral kitten, and that combination led to her getting herself stuck inside an old chipmunk nest halfway down the steep bank of the creek by my parents' house. from there she proceeded to scream her head off until both my mom and i came out to see what on earth was making all that racket, then we excavated her out of that hole like a sad little potato. she was grateful for the rescue, but definitely NOT grateful for the ensuing flea baths and conversion to indoor cat life at my apartment, which she reminds me of regularly. ivy i'm sorry for saving you from an early death due to predation/disease/cars, but can you stop biting me every day of my life please

[lunasilvis]

Focused mind, strong body, healthy eating, holy inner circle (+ many forest walks and tomfoolery around the block lol)

[sentimentalmachine]

It's wild to me that people can be out in the sun, especially warm or hot sun, and not only enjoy it but also not feel sick and in horrible pain from it. Like people just go outside when it's 80f+ and don't instantly feel like they will perish!? What do you mean sunlight makes you feel happy when it hits your skin? You don't experience searing pain that feels like you set your exposed skin onto a hot grill?! It must be really nice for all the people who can get happiness from the sun. It could never be me, but I'm happy for the rest of you.

[mimikusu]

Something else I'm very soft for:

As they're getting over their cold, feeling much better already and well enough to be out and about:

"hH... Hah! ... heEh'zshhAHHh! ... ...! Ugh! I'm so fed up with this! That better be the last one!"

[baejax-the-great]

The problem with reddit is that you can go on the migraine board with your PhD in biology having read the literature regarding food triggers and tell people that the chocolate thing is a myth, and get downvoted by twenty people who claim "well I get a migraine every time I eat a piece of 90% dark chocolate (though not 75% or 95%, JUST 90%!!!) on the full moon, so scientists don't know everything because triggers are all so personal!!!!" and then get called an asshole because apparently believing that chocolate triggers migraines is like key to their identity or something

[bitstitchbitch]

it’s supposed to snow tomorrow 😭 (cries in temperature-sensitive chronic pain)