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Me, gasping for air: Holy shit
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An action scene in a movie: *The hits or gunshots line up perfectly with the beat of the soundtrack*
Me, gasping for air: Holy shit
i said whoever burned the library of alexandria youāre moms a hoe
please read this
*cartoon sleeping noises* snnnnork mimimimimi
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using āiām gayā to justify yourself and your decisions is good and fun when itās to defend your tacky outfit or your 3am impulse-buys on amazon but donāt let me catch you using it to defend your racism and transphobia babes!
Or fatphobia and femmephobia/misogyny tbh
something that people really dont understand about ADHD is that we dont ājump from one idea to the nextā
we have very fast, very associative minds that connect ideas. we have a train of thought, it just goes WAY faster than yours!
example: im thinking about dogs. that makes me think of pitbulls, which makes me think of an animal planet show i enjoy. the show connects to tv in general, which makes me think of my favorite cartoon. i associate my favorite cartoon with art and animation, and i wind up thinking about shading techniques.
TL;DR: having ADHD is kinda like playing a lifelong game of 7 Degrees of Kevin Bacon
ā¦WHAT THE FUCK
I am plagued by this but also that associative learning makes it really easy to be a hyper-generalist in terms of skills and knowledge.
This is how my brain worksā¦.
The downside is, very few people can keep pace with these jumps, and Iāve actually been told my āmind leapsā are annoying.
Yeah.
Let that sink in.
Being told that the way my mind makes connections between Point A and Point D while seemingly bypassing B and C is āannoyingā.
⦠this.
It drives my husband absolutely NUTS- weāll be having a conversation and in a lull between sentences Iāll have jumped ahead six topics, pop back in with a āYeah, and-ā
Meanwhile, heās looking at me like Iāve grown another head. To him, whatever Iāve just said is a total non sequitur, but I can track EXACTLY how I got there⦠it just doesnāt make any sort of sense to anyone but me.
Finally seeing this in words is very therapeutic for me
Mcgonagall: gets Harry an expensive racing broom
Also Mcgonagall: that wand needs replacing, Weasley
Whoa there!
Shitpost or not, we do not come after Professor McGonagall on this planet.
It was the best thing a teacher could do in either situation.
Youāve got an abused boy who has never had anything other than the spiders in his cupboard, he is grasping at every new, amazing, thing he finds because itās all so wonderful? You give him a new, amazing, thing.
You have a boy who grew up in a household where family comes first, where humbleness is key, where taking handouts is seen as embarrassing? You remind that boy that he needs to find a way to replace his broken school supplies and then you sit back and do nothing because you know the family will sort itself out, it always does, and to interfere would be an insult on that perseverance and the family as a whole.
Harry was ecstatic to receive the broom. Ron would have been mortified if his teacher gave him a wand (and so would the rest of the Weasleys).
Thatās how you teach.
Not just by knowing which of your kids needs something but by knowing which of your kids will accept something when you give it to them.
WE DO NOT COME AFTER PROFESSOR MCGONAGALL ON THIS PLANET.
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dogs and cats areā¦ā¦.. both goodā¦ā¦
This is bullshit. Dogs and cats are both GREAT
Yes⦠yes they areā¦..
The thing about being LGBT+ is, at some point in your childhood, no matter how accepting your parents are, at some point, you have to question: ādo they love me unconditionally?ā And then you have to plan for the possibility hat the answer is no. And that fucks you up. Straight cis people never have to question that.
WHAT ARE THOOOOOSE!
shout out to phones for pausing music when u unplug headphones bc im really not out here to blast waterloo by abba to a train full of people
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pros of being made of liquid:
get place
reloxing
armour
cons of being made of liquid:
DISOPEAR INTO THE ABYSS
āREMEMBER ME AS I NOW AM HOOMANā
seriously underrated Doctor Who Comedy Momentā¢: when the Doctor explains to Donna that the Tardis is translating her words to Latin for their visit to Pompeii and her immediate thought is what would happen if she spoke actual Latin to someone so she goes up to some dude and says āVeni, Vidi, Viciā and he tells her he doesnāt speak Welsh
today i was talking to my coworker jess and she said to me āiāve been trying to think of how to tell my husband that i want a horse. iām really non confrontational and i donāt know how to tell him. like, thanks for the flowers, but i want a horse.ā and i was like, āwell, you could always send him subliminal messages. like tape pictures of horses all over the walls and stuffā and she gave me this really weird look and was like āi said divorceĀ not horseā oh my godā¦
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