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☆ Tidus, Hikari ☆ 28 ☆ she/they ☆ bi ☆ Final Fantasy, Octopath Traveler, Sonic the Hedgehog, Birds, and other things ☆ Local Final Fantasy X Enthusiast ☆ テメヒカ brainrot 💚❤️ ☆

[cafeinnewdelsta]

sprite edits because I'm normal about them

[funny-tik-toks]

[prideandprejudiceandknuckles]

[strialternatives]

[zestychipps]

New fart yippee

[jimmyhoffathecat]

Pickles acting cute to lower my guard so he can eat my food

[starkittnd93]

Here have this quick artblocked temehika doodle I did

Okay!!! I sleep now!!!

[warm-mangoes-with-chai]

[2spirit-1spoon]

Canada halts 30 arms export permits to Israel, including US-linked deal

Canada has halted around 30 arms export permits to Israel, including a deal between a US company’s Canadian subsidiary and the US government

[depsidase]

[catmask]

good morningggg 20 minute sneasel warmup

[gaal-dornick]

i love you content filters. i love you mute options. i love you block function. i love you hide tools. i love you things that allow me to hide anything that annoys me.

[vaporize-employers]

btw… important PSA: cutting off the mold on the surface of food does nothing. you can only see the spores on the surface, but mold itself has spread and grown roots into the food. by the time you can actually *see* the spores, that piece of food is completely full of it. youre still eating mold. 

many of which are poisonous and have been shown to cause cancer. youre not even supposed to sniff it, because that can get spores into your lungs. like if you look up the health and safety guidelines for mold they barely stop short of telling you to put on a hazmat suit. 

like produce is okay as long as you cut around it at least an inch, but cooked foods? you gonna die. stop eating mold people 

[khattikeri]

does that include bread

[vaporize-employers]

yes

[vaporize-employers]

[doomgeneration1995]

Here’s the USDA mold chart

[bakedbakermom]

hey kids did you know that computers didn't used to automatically connect to the internet. it used to make this screaming noise. we should have listened.

[dzook]

fellas is it gay to cover my entire house with imagery of my muse, the centre of my life, the sun in my galaxy

[ecstaticadventures]

‘bread is bad for you’ ‘rice is bad for you’ sorry im not subscribing to the idea that staple grains that have been integral to cultures for centuries are evil. i love you carbs

[petday]

No one is wholesome. No one is "pure." Such expectation wears away at a person's soul. It is like handing someone a magnifying glass, and with that glass, they look at their life. The previous actions in their life. Sorting such actions into pure (precious, worth protecting) or evil (wrong, worth eliminating), and after measuring the weight of the actions, they decide if they themselves are good or bad. "Am I still pure? After looking at these actions, am I still wholesome enough to receive care and love?"

I've seen it and felt it. I recoil when I see others call people wholesome as a result. (Actions can be in good faith. That is 'wholesome'. But an entire person...?) It is a comforting word for some, however.

[madeline-kahn]

Palestinian Gofundmes

Keeping a running list of all GoFundMes I've been sent or contacted about moving forward. Please consider donating to the families on this list or sharing it.

Updated September 7th 2024

Vetted campaigns (90-ghost el-shab-hussein beesandwatermelond or nabulsi) :

@ahmadrash | GFM | ($11,824/31,000)

@motaz352 | GFM | kr39,432 SEK/kr250,000

@emanalmadhoun1 | GFM | €16,151/€20,000

@anas--basil | GFM |€2,627/€15,000

@fidaa-family2 | GFM | $22,825/$30,000

@nadoosha-sd | GFM | $305/$25,000

@aya-alanqar | GFM | €11,139/€15,000

@hadiah1111 | GFM | €3,385/€50,000

@falestine-yousef | GFM | $18,977/$40,000

@shadowyavenuetaco | GFM | £4,505/£50,000

@shah599 | GFM | €4,643/€20,000

@palestinianhadeel | GFM | €6,461/€20,000

@mohammed--shehab | GFM | €8,805/€25,000

@reemygaza | GFM | €452/€50,000

@abed-rashad13 | GFM | $6,706/$50,000

@wafaaresh6 | GFM | $10,535/$50,000

@monagaza | GFM | $18,710/$92,000

@dodoomar12345 | GFM | kr188,814 SEK/kr300,000

@ashraf-baker5 | GFM | €21,236/€25,000

@monashamali90 | GFM | £14,044/£30,000

@hanaa-yousef | GFM | £14,959/£50,000

@omaryahya10 | GFM | €100/€50,000

@kareem-family2 | GFM | €8,605/€20,000

@mohamedabuzoor | GFM | €1,254/€60,000

@fatma-anqer | GFM | €7,640/€20,000

@hyamshehab222 | GFM | €8,810/€25,000

@bara-belal | GFM | $6,706/$50,000

@khadiga22 | GFM | €10,557/€20,000

@safaayasserang | GFM | €1,321/€50,000

@anasfamilys | GFM | 2,163/50,000€

@kareemalnakhala | GFM | €8,597/€80,000

@rodainaayad-11 @rodainaayad83 | GFM | €10,340/€30,000

@mahmodsy | GFM | $1,878/$25,000

@eslamfamily3 | GFM | $5,783/$50,000

@mohamadsmeer35 | GFM | $1,563 AUD/$45,000

@ranin3344 | GFM | €8,488/€80,000

@hebamatar | GFM | $50 CAD/$30,000

@fahedshehab051 | GFM | €48,959/€85,000

@adham-89 | GFM | $11,791/$50,000

@karemandohan1999 | GFM | $7,552/$50,000

@mohammedaldeeb | GFM | €40,215/€55,000

@nevinalser | GFM | €1,453/€50,000

Verified by association:

@sameer-gaza1 | GFM | ($4,199/50,000)

@ahmedomer9 | GFM | €2,187/€50,000

@lina-gaza | GFM | €37,982/€45,000

@alaa-gaza | GFM | $4,240/$5,000

@abdala1 | GFM | $3,545 AUD/$75,000

@save-amal-family | GFM | €22,565/€25,000

@motaz-gaza and @huda-gaza | GFM | $375/$10,000

@mariam-gaza | GFM | $75/$20,000

@ahmad-syam-blog | GFM | $3,488 CAD/$40,000

@somaiahassansworld | GFM | €673/€50,000

@hind3en | GFM | $505/$40,000

@abood-200 | GFM | €727/€50,000

@ayoosh-gaza | GFM | $4,713/$20,000

@maysaayahya85 | GFM | €335/€35,000

@emanabosedo | GFM | $571/$50,000

@hazemsuhail | GFM | €6,683/€50,000

@aahmedfamly | GFM | €782/€50,000

Unvetted:

@saveomarfamily | GFM | ($283/35,000)

@mohamadwajih | GFM | (€105/€50,000)

@mahmoud201191 | GFM | €15/€50,000

azeza-dhlan | GFM | €80/€35,000

@mohammednasers-blog | GFM | €4,100/€38,000

@nourasissue | GFM | 0/€50,000

@ahmedhellis22 | GFM | $325/$30,000

@familygazaamal | GFM | $332/$30,000

@amalousama | GFM | $1,357/$35,000

@ahmadallouh32 | GFM | €1,334/€50,000

@savepalestineinfamily19 | GFM | €6,867/€50,000

@rana994 | GFM | kr16,778 SEK/kr200,000

@anasalshrafa | GFM | €1,282/€50,000

@a6h16 | GFM | €105/€49,200

@hanan-gaza23 | GFM | €2,217/€50,000

@ahmed-al-anqar | GFM | 0/£60,000

@ahmedmatatsblog | GFM | €585/€64,000

@baraaalshrafa | GFM | 77€/50,000€

@ahmeddahlancampaign | GFM | €128/€35,000

@ahmadshamia | GFM | kr58,835 SEK/kr250,000

@wajihmadi | GFM | €105/€50,000

@abuadam86 | GFM | kr3,260 SEK/kr500,000

@abdallaalhaj | GFM | £130/£50,000

@shady0598767755123 | GFM | €570/€50,000

@ameerakhaled | GFM | $485AUD/$60,000

@syamamasamt | GFM | $160/$65,000

@helpmohammed2024 | GFM | $2,752/$50,000

@springbutterfly37 | GFM | $1,270/$45,000

@mohammednfamily | GFM | €15/€30,000

@rafatalswissi | GFM | €189/€45,000

@abdallaalhaj | GFM | £130/£50,000

@supercloudstrawberry | GFM | €2,090/€25,000

@mohmad77 | GFM | €1,240/€80,000

@hamadamontaha9988 | GFM | €300/€60,000

@rewaa33 | GFM | $580/$50,000

@mohays-blog | GFM | €4,472/€100,000

@hamad-1981 | GFM | €255/€45,000

@hamdiali112233 | GFM | €547/€25,000

@amnyaburas | GFM | $1,105 CAD/$68,000

@alaakhaled0 | GFM | €159/€20,000

Please donate if you are able or share, thank you.

[woundliqour]

Sword w cellphone charms

[pancakeke]

[666prophet]

@greeniery

[gor3sigil]

DID IS NOT RARE DID IS NOT RARE DID IS NOT RARE DID IS NOT RARE DID IS NOT-

[helpmepleaseicantfindaname]

DID is (approximately) as common as autism; 1-2% of the human population have it. That means every 100 people you meet, one or two of them are likely to be autistic, and one or two of them will likely have DID. This means that, statistically, you will meet up to 100 systems across your life (and that’s only the ones from DID!) And that’s just based off the average number of people you meet (10000); you will likely see significantly more!

DID is not rare, and even if you don’t have it, someone you know likely does.

They may even have an autistic friend that you can meet.

[emporiumofwonder]

It's such a good reminder that DID is way more common then people think. That learning about it is good because like people with other conditions it's good to be prepared to be gentle with people from all walks of life.

[gor3sigil]

I'll add a few things I know from therapy and reading. Just a heads up, I talk only about traumagenic dissociative disorders because that's what I know, that doesn't mean I don't acknowledge the existence of other forms of plurality and system origins, I'm just not able to talk about it.

According to my psychiatrist, who is not specialized in DID but in trauma disorders, DID/OSDD/pDID and other forms of traumagenic dissociative disorders are present in between 1 to 2% of the population.

It doesn't need to stem from "extreme" trauma but from repeated trauma mostly, no matter the severity of it. Things as "mundane" as loneliness or emotional neglect can cause it because it is most and foremost a coping mechanism. If you are more enclined to dissociate to cope, you are more enclined to develop DID even from "mild" experiences. As shown in the book "The Body Keeps The Score" about PTSD, two people can experience the exact same traumatic event and one is going to dissociate to cope, while the other will not.

That's why some people will go through extreme trauma and not develop any dissociative disorders, while some others will experience milder experiences and develop DID/OSDD. It's kind of a matter of how your brain responds to things more than the events itselves.

Still, according to my psychiatrist, the issue with DID/OSDD, etc, is that it is WILDLY underdiagnosed. People love to say that "everybody has DID," but in fact, psychiatrists are absolutely not trained to diagnose these disorders. My therapist told me that she had to educate herself and that she wouldn't have even thought of doing it if she wasn't specialized in trauma disorders. They don't have any classes about it in school, or barely so, and most of them don't have any tools to diagnose nor treat these disorders. So, the people who are the most likely to actually get diagnosed are the most severe cases who are going inpatient or are hospitalised because they can't function as they are.

That doesn't mean that a system that is functional is less valid than another that has to be in and out of treatment. It just means, like any other illness/disease, that severity is on a scale, dissociative disorders and trauma disorders are a spectrum, and it fluctuates.

We knew we were a system years even before we stumbled upon the online DID/OSDD community. Some other systems are not aware they are one until they get a diagnosis. It just depends. At the end of the day, all you really have to think about is being able to live your everyday life without it being a constant struggle. That's what matters. But saying that DID is an "extremely rare disorder" caused only by "absolutely horrific extreme unfathomable traumas" is false and contributes to the underdiagnosis and, therefore, lack of care that people with these disorders face.