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There's no such thing as a closed book test in online school. For real. Cheat.
"Weird energy in here today" I say, referring to the inside of my brain.
I just wanna go to the beach and watch the stars tonight.
MOTHER FUCKER
we're having a Snow Day, which is fine.
except it's NOT bc the huge shift in atmospheric pressure has rendered my autistic brain completely useless for the foreseeable future. all services have been shut down. the roads are closed and so are my neural pathways
when you said atmospheric pressure shut down your brain it took me a second to realize you meant the atmosphere as in how tense school is compared to how calm home is, and not that autistic people have some kind of internal barometer that is attached to their brain.
nope, I'm literally talking about barometric pressure!
for those who aren't aware, autistic brains are sensitive to barometric pressure shifts. changes in atmospheric pressure (like those caused by rain) effect our blood oxygen levels in a way that messes with our brains. sudden changes in weather can exacerbate our symptoms, making us irritable, lethargic, anxious, twitchy, overwhelmed etc, while our brains work overtime to adjust to the change. it's just one of the ways that environmental factors other people take for granted (weather, noise, overhead music, lights, etc) can affect our lives in ways people don't expect!
*reads this*
Me: cool!
Me: waitaminutethatactuallyexplainsalot-
Iāve been thinking about this and I wonder if it also plays into why so many of us are more functional at night instead of during the day.
....well damn
womenās march 2019
I recommend constructing a detailed image of who you want to be and how you want your life to be, down to all the details (love-life, work, money, your home, day to day life, etc). Flesh it out fully and let your heart and desires govern the whole thing, donāt hold back at all, create your ideal life. And everyday think about it - and feel it. Feel it as if your life is already that way. And make all your decisions according to its ultimate fulfillment. Get in touch with your values, whatās really important to you, and let them guide you.
somebody tell me wtf this is
@magnumpicactus the sand is on top of really hot coal and is pretty much boiling. The dude is dragging the pot of coffee on it to boil it. Its a traditional turkish way to make turkish coffee and its really good.
i love seeing the amazingly unique, traditional ways different cultures have of achieving the same thing.
does anyone else do this?
this feels relevant
art from Outbreak, by Bryn Barnard
found this new term over at Urban Dictionary
āweāll figure it out togetherā is my love language
people who donāt know how to drive i love you but itās time
"I'll walk with you" is just an excuse to spend more time with someone before they go and that's romantic as fuck
the spotify wrapped needs to adjust for mental breakdowns. if i played a song 300 times in 1 day and then NEVER again it should not qualify for my top song of the year šĀ
I am going to eat this entire candy cane.
Youāre going to get a cavity
good
30 min later, not much progress.Ā
Its been an hour. I bit my tongue, my teeth hurts and Iām almost halfway doneā¦
One hour and half done. Thatās impressive That takes real skill and perseverance
an hour and a half. my grandma called and I didnt take it so i could eat this⦠i hate everything
iād rather be eating anything but this
two and a half hoursā¦. my mouth will never taste normal again
3 fucking hours
Iāve tasted Satans asshole and it tastes like 3 hours of mint.Ā
Please. Please donāt bring this back.
āTis the season.
its almost the season again
Hey yāall. Just an update almost 6 years later, one of my teeth broke off and had to be removed this week. The doctors werenāt sure why but I fucking know.
That update killed meš
the worst part about studying languages is knowing that you will never be nearly as good at it as a literal baby
The only reason babies are better at language learning is because itās their full time job and they donāt get embarrassed
If you, a teenaged or adult human, wasnāt embarrassed and could study language full time you would learn way faster than a baby.
In my defense, babies receive more positive reinforcement than I do as well. Babies will say ha ba bah dah ba hah and all the adults around them will be like 𤯠really? Wow š± that is so interesting š great job! š¤ and then what happened? š¤
also people who are likeĀ āIāve been studying for a year and I only have an eight-year-oldās grasp of the languageā:
how long do you think it took the eight-year-old
You heard it here, having self-confidence and self-love is satanic!!