Is this funny? I can't tell anymore
No title available
taylor price
NASA
Peter Solarz
Misplaced Lens Cap
Sade Olutola
Today's Document
Monterey Bay Aquarium
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
No title available
2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year

No title available
Stranger Things
Sweet Seals For You, Always
Game of Thrones Daily
trying on a metaphor
todays bird
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"

@theartofmadeline
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
seen from Brazil

seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from Netherlands
seen from United States
seen from Italy

seen from Italy

seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from Italy
seen from Türkiye

seen from Uganda

seen from Türkiye
seen from Poland
seen from United States
seen from Poland
seen from Germany
seen from T1

seen from United States
seen from United States
@calicoocat
Is this funny? I can't tell anymore
jokes that will literally never not be funny to me:
saying “speedrun strats” every time you fuck up
saying “first try” when you’ve tried the thing like 15 times, minimum
ei & makoto
shout out to everyone else who doesn't have a fucking clue
Hey, if you know someone with ADHD
I just wanna let you lads without adhd in on something
Those of us with adhd have this nifty little thing called RSD. It stands for rejection sensitive dysphoria. Something like 99.8% of people with adhd have it. It’s an example of how adhd messes with emotional regulation.
If someone with adhd even perceives that they may possibly upset someone whose opinion and love they value, they may have a complete emotional breakdown, complete with tears and the certainty that they will now be hated forever. This reaction can also be caused by their own opinion of themselves.
If you see someone you know who has adhd make a mistake, please be gentle with them - especially if that mistake is related to you or someone else. You may save them an RSD episode and a lot of heartache.
Also, as a side note, RSD can also kick in when it comes to things someone with adhd likes. For instance, if I find a comic online and find it funny, if I show it to you, I’m confiding in you not to hurt me. Showing someone something I love takes a huge amount of trust. That’s because, if someone who I care about says something mean or negative about something I like, it can literally, permanently ruin it for me.
This isn’t melodramatics. It’s not about being bitter or petty. It’s an RSD response that comes from feeling inadequate if the things I like don’t measure up to the people whose opinions I care about. I’ve had entire hyperfixations absolutely ruined for me because my sister said she ‘didn’t get it’ and compared beloved characters to something she knows I hate. I could no longer see that show without thinking of the overwhelming sadness that came with that experience. That show became shame. It’s taken almost a year for me to even be able to palate looking at content for it again.
These days, I don’t share hyperfixations with people I’m not confident understand how much they mean to me. It’s a touchy subject and can end in devastation.
So, my point is, if you know someone with ADHD, please be kind to them and keep this in mind when they share things with you. You don’t have to like something or even understand it to show compassion. Maybe ask a question or two before letting the topic trail off. If you don’t seem very interested, they’re likely to find other people to talk about it with anyway, since it’s clear you’re not very into it (depending on how socially aware they are). However, even if they can tell you’re not into it, you’ve made a compassionate and understanding experience for them, showing your support and love and letting them know you care.
Julian Diaz is an ADHD king.
that absolutely devastating feeling when you accidentally delete all your 60+ tabs on your Web browser that won't be used for another century but hello???? i know i won't buy that one thing but let me keep it there just in case :(
not to mention the frantically trying to restore all those tabs right after
that absolutely devastating feeling when you accidentally delete all your 60+ tabs on your Web browser that won't be used for another century but hello???? i know i won't buy that one thing but let me keep it there just in case :(
Adhd is being able to never control your anger no matter how small it is.
Its flying off the handle over the tiniest shit amd being angry for waaay longer than you need to be.
Its getting even more angry because someone told you to stop being angry and oh no we have to the exact opposite of what they say.
Its getting angry or upset at a small change to your day, one so small that later, it didnt even matter but at that moment it mattered.
Adhd isnt cute or fun. Anyone who says it is, get so mad at water bottles that you slam stuff for thrity minutes after because they wouldnt stack right.
having the self awareness to know your anger is irrational but not having the self control to contain it is lashing out at someone and part of your brain is like “stop!!!!!!!” and another part is like “FUCK THAT THEY NEED TO KNOW”
im calling myself out on this one