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[jonahmagnus]

"I cant draw" then do it bad who gives a fuck.....

[jonahmagnus]

Partake in the joy of creation just for the fun of it. Just for a laff.

[nintendosformerlover]

Me @everyone in the notes

[transcyberism]

"autism is a new phenomenon that's on the rise" do you really think the Gregorian monks who spent months writing a single letter H and drawing little pictures of snails on it in illuminated manuscripts were neurotypicals? is that really something a neurotypical would do

[caroline-vibecheck]

Special interest: THE LORD

[panoptic0ns]

these tags really spoke to me

[nicostiel]

#more twitter drama

[brecbc123]

[red-faced-wolf-deactivated20251]

I want to hold it 🥺👉👈

[hoistxthexblackxflag]

Bears are more terrifying than most movie monsters. Most people just pass that by because they're so adorable.

[red-faced-wolf-deactivated20251]

I may die trying to hug a bear

[daco-showman]

[ojibwa]

the crushing guilt of being unproductive vs the exhaustion of being burned out. fight.

[ursavorpalis]

#aaaaand its listless dissociation with the steel chair!!!

*stamps this as peer-reviewed*

[cockworkangels]

wow this is too intimate to share with my close friends or family let me put this on my tumblr blog for hundreds of strangers to see

[sixpenceee]

How a hammer can generate enough heat to start a fire | source                         

[funnybutobscurereference]

HOW

[sixpenceee]

Pruning trees with the helicopter to make room for the cable car | source                          

[thebestoftumbling]

grizzly bear having a swim

[bananashemmo]

I’ve been laughing for ten minutes straight

[dlubes]

Bears are so weird I always forget they exist. They’re like dog humans

[asianartiste]

[cianmars]

Unrestrained summer fun

[homunculus-argument]

The thing that a lot of people don't get is that when people who know they have memory problems anticipate that they'll have memory problems in the future as well, they are being responsible. If someone asks "what if I miss a dose?" about a medication they've been offered, it doesn't mean "what if I only take my meds when I feel like it?" and the answer shouldn't be "no, you must take it at the right time every time uwu", offered with a condescending tone of scolding and no explanation of what happens.

A responsible adult capable of making desicions based on their own knowledge and experience, and a full awareness that things are also influenced by things they don't know about, will take this non-answer and think "alright, if missing just one dose will undo all my progress, I will not waste my money. And if missing just one dose will kill me, I will not risk my life", and they won't take the meds.

If your answer to "what do I do if X happens?" is "no, you shouldn't let that happen", you're not being the responsible adult in this situation.

[toastbutteregg]

[inloveforevr-deactivated2025041]

Oh damn..

[fairycosmos]

in all seriousness it's very alienating knowing theres Something Wrong With You. like seeing your mental illness come through in your behaviour and thought processes and knowing it's irrational and unhealthy, knowing other people are reading you as weird or stupid, and not being able to do anything about it is such a lonely experience

[familyabolisher]

btw most universities to my knowledge keep their reading lists behind access barriers (ie. only students enrolled at the institution on the course in question can see them) so i thought i’d just let you all know that durham university has all of its reading lists available online for free without needing student access. do with this information what you will.

[only-cat-memes]

Your daily dose of cat memes

[luxurybrownbarbie]

I know this will bother unhealed adults, but the real world, more often than not, does give you second chances and do overs. Very rarely are things set in stone. And people, especially young people, deserve to know that. Because lording the idea that they can never mess up, even once, does a lot more damage than good.