public home of my thoughts and fears

life can be hard, and talking isn't my strongest suit. (She/her or ze/zir)

[s-burgers-deactivated20201004]

If your looking for a sign not to kill yourself tonight, this is it. I love you.

[fight-your-illness]

REBLOG TO SAVE A LIFE

You’re never too sad, until you are

It’s never out of control, until it is

You’re never bad enough, until you are

It’s never too late, until it is

Don’t wait to get help, take action now. Reach out for help.

Worldwide free crisis textline: 741-741

–AMERICAN HELPLINES–IF URGENT PLEASE CALL 911–

Suicide hotline: [phone]

Crisis Call Center: 800-273-8255 (or text ANSWER to 839863 )

Teen crisis intervention and counseling: 1 – 800 – 999 – 9999

Post-Abortion help: 1 – 800 – 5WE – CARE or 1 – 800 – 593 – 2273

Alateen hotline (alcoholism of your friends or family): 1 – 800 – 344 – 2666

Be Sober hotline: 1 – 800 – BE – SOBER

Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder hotline: 1 – 800 – 233 – 4050

Child abuse hotlines: 1 – 800 – 4 –A – CHILD or 1 – 800 – 422 – 4453

Cocaine hotlines: 1 – 800 – 262 – 2463 or 1 – 800 – 992 – 9239

Domestic violence hotlines: 1 – 800 – 799 – SAFE or 1 – 800 – 799 – 7233 or 1 – 800 – 548 – 2722 or 800 – 799 – 7233

Drug help: 1 – 800 – 378 – 4435

Eating disorder hotlines: 1 – 800 – 931 – 2237 or 1 – 888 – 236 – 1188

Family violence hotline: 1 – 800 – 313 – 1310

LGBT+ Youth hotline: 800 – 850 – 8078

Gay and Lesbian hotline: 1 – 888 – THE – GLNH or 1 – 888 – 843 - 4564

Homeless/runaway hotlines: 800 – 231 – 6946 or 1 – 800 – 621 – 4000 or 1-800-231-6946 or 1-800-621-4000

Help finding a therapist: 1 – 800 – THERAPIST or 1 – 800 – 843 -7274

Child of alcoholics hotline: 1 – 888 – 55 – 4COAS or 1 – 888 – 554 – 2627

Adolescent suicide hotline: 800 – 621 – 4000

Panic disorder hotline: 800 – 64 – PANIC

Pet loss support/Grief counseling: 1 – 888 – ISU – PLSH or 1 – 888 – 478 – 7574

Planned Parenthood: 1-800-230-PLAN

Pregnant & Young hotline: [phone]

Rape, Abuse, and/or Incest hotlines: 1-800-656-HOPE or 1-800-656-4673

Self-Harm hotlines: 1-800-DONT CUT or 1-800-366-8288

Sexual assault hotline: [phone]

Peer counselors: 1-800-475-TALK or 1-800-475-2855

LGBT+ Suicide prevention hotline: [phone]

–AUSTRALIAN HELPLINES–IF URGENT PLEASE CALL 000–

Youth Helpline (for abuse, suicide, drug problems, etc.): 1800 55 1800

Parentline: 1300 30 1300

Child protection/Family crisis line: 1800 656 463

Suicide hotline: [phone]

Beyondblue: 1300-224-636

–CANADIAN HELPINES–IF URGENT PLEASE CALL 911–

Suicide hotlines: [phone] or 1-877-435-7170

Crisis hotline: [phone]

Youth hotline: [phone] or 1-800-668-6868

Parentline: 1-888-603-9100

Sexual Assault support line: 1-800-909-7007

Mood Disorder Association: 1-204-786-0987

–AUSTRIAN HOTLINE–IF URGENT PLEASE CALL 133–

Crisis counseling: (00 43) 142

–BELGIUM HELPLINES–IF URGENT PLEASE CALL 112, 100, OR 101–

Support line: 106

Suicide hotlines: 0800-32-123 or 206

Crisis line: 800-5555-5522

Child abuse hotline: [phone]

–DANISH HELPLINES–IF URGENT PLEASE CALL (+45) 112 OR (+45) 1813–

Crisis lines: 70 201 201 or 00 800 5555 5522

–FRANCE HELPLINES–IF URGENT PLEASE CALL 112–

Suicide hotlines: (+33) (0)9 51 11 61 30 or 01 45 39 4000

English-speaking hotline: [phone]

Family violence hotline: [phone]

Sexual assault hotline: [phone]

–GERMAN HELPLINES–IF URGENT PLEASE CALL 112–

Suicide hotlines: 0800 1110 111 or 0800 1110 222

Youth hotline: [phone]

Crisis line: 800 5555 5522

–UK HELPLINES–IF URGENT PLEASE CALL 999–

Eating disorder hotline: [phone]

Youth eating disorder hotline: [phone]

B-eat (Beat Eating Disorders) Textline: 07786 20 18 20

Suicide hotlines: 08457 909090 or [phone] or [phone] or 1850 60 90 90 or 1850 60 90 91

Anxiety/Anorexia/Bulimia hotline: [phone]

OCD hotline: [phone]

Christian-based crisis hotline: [phone]

Suicide hotline: [phone]

Manic Depression hotline: [phone]

–BRAZILIAN HELPLINE–IF URGENT PLEASE CALL 192–

Suicide hotlines: [phone] or 0800 5555 5522

Crisis line: 21-233-9191

–MORE INTERNATIONAL HOTLINES–IF URGENT PLEASE CONTACT YOUR LOCAL POLICE–

Argentina suicide hotline: [phone] or 54-0223-493-0430

China suicide/crisis hotlines: 800 5555 5522 or 852-2383-0000

Columbia suicide hotline: [phone]

Costa Rica suicide/crisis hotlines: 00 800 5555 5522 or 506-253-5439

Finland suicide hotline: [phone]

Hong Kong suicide hotline: [phone]

Hungary suicide hotline: [phone]

India suicide hotlines: 000 800 1006 614 or 92-22-307-3451

Ireland suicide hotlines: 800 5555 5522 or 44-0-8457-90-90-90

Israel suicide hotlines: 800 5555 5522 or 1201

Italy suicide hotlines: 800 5555 5522 or 06-705-4444

Japan suicide hotlines: 800 5555 5522 or 3-5286-9090

Luxembourg suicide hotline: [phone]

Malaysia suicide hotline: [phone]

Mexico suicide hotlines: 001 800 514 3716 or 525-510-2550

Netherlands suicide hotlines: 800 5555 5522 or 0900-0767

New Zealand suicide hotlines: 800 5555 5522 or 4-473-9739

Norway suicide hotline: [phone]

Portugal suicide hotline: [phone]

Philippines suicide hotline: [phone]

Russia suicide hotlines: 810 800 2643 1012 or 8-20-222-82-10

Singapore: 800 5555 5522

South Africa: 800 5555 5522

South Korea: 800 5555 5522

Spain: 800 5555 5522

Sweden: 800 5555 5522

Switzerland: 800 5555 5522

Taiwan: 800 5555 5522

Thailand: 800 5555 5522

Poland suicide hotline: [phone]

Ukraine suicide hotline: [phone]

Botswana suicide hotline: [phone]

Greece suicide hotline: [phone]

[notheme-tobefound]

AP U.S. History Chapter Outlines - Study Notes

100% Free AP Test Prep website that offers study material to high school students seeking to prepare for AP exams. Enterprising students use this website to learn AP class material, study for class quizzes and tests, and to brush up on course material before the big exam day.

Anyone taking AP US History and using the American Pageant  this year should totally check out this cite. It gives a brief yet detailed outline of each chapter. I’ve been using it for a couple months now and my grade has only improved since then. I understand the hard copy of the book is heavy and inconvenient to carry around, but this takes no space because it’s accessible through any device. I greatly encourage everyone to use this cite.

[theasexualityblog-deactivated20]

We need to abolish asexual stereotypes

If one per cent of the population is asexual, that makes seventy million of us. You’ve probably met a dozen already.

Decent article

[thequoteuniverse]

When thinking about life, remember this: no amount of guilt can change the past, and no amount of anxiety can change the future.

This is so important. (via alunit)

[kbfoto]

Introverts don’t get lonely if they don’t socialize with a lot of people, but we do get lonely if we don’t have intimate interactions on a regular basis.

I have never related to a quote more in my life than I do this one right here, right now.  (via kbfoto)

[cyber-thought]

Inside Out

can we take a moment to appreciate that, while at the end of the movie all the emotions are content, none of them had to change. It was nice to see that Disney didn’t want Joy to overrule every other emotion all the time. It showed little kids that it’s okay to feel sad or scared or angry and grossed out sometimes. I really like that.

[cyber-thought]

Too ace to make a sex joke

Me: *messaging bestie*

Me: Since we are, undoubtedly best friends, I must tell you something.

Me: I am great at bed.

Me: I can stay in bed for days.

Me: GREAT IN BED

Me: GOD DAMN

Me: I MESSED UP THE JOKE

Me: FUCKING HELL

[glowist]

scientific research has recently indicated that i spend an avg of 90% of my life on the verge of tears

[previouslydorito]

Reblog this if you believe that asexuals are able to love.

Someone is really trying to prove otherwise.

[atypical-things]

Door vs Wall

(Based on this post)

Heterosexual: Door swings one way

Homosexual: Door swings the other way

Bisexual: Door swings both ways

Pansexual: Revolving door

Demisexual: Door is locked

Asexual: Door is actually a wall

So, have you opened your door yet?

Actually, I don’t have a door. I have a wall.

Have you tried giving it a push?

A push? It’s a wall. Pushing on a wall won’t do anything.

I’m sure your door will open once you’ve found the right key.

Walls don’t have locks…

Although maybe you should call a locksmith just to make sure everything is, you know, okay.

Nothing you are saying makes any sense. It’s a WALL.

Maybe yours is actually a pull door. And it’s okay, you know, if your door opens the other way. I’m sure you’ll feel better once you admit it to yourself.

Do you not understand what a wall is?

Did your fingers get caught in the door when you were younger? Because you shouldn’t let a trauma like that stop you from opening your door now.

No my fingers did not get caught when I was younger because IT’S A WALL AND NOT A DOOR.

You know, I don’t mind helping you with your door ;)

… I’m just going to go over here now…with my wall… yeah…. 

[aropenguin]

Funniest thing I’ve read all day XD

[aropenguin-blog]

Yup, still funny!

[asexualaromantics]

NOT allies.

[thealmightygaylord]

Please don’t forget us

[exuviateds]

“I AM NOT BROKEN.” asexual

please message me, @hopeunconditional, if you would like a digital piece of similar style with a different pride flag.

aromantic - bisexual

[beanieyeon]

TERRORISM HAS NO RELIGION PASS IT ON.

[cyber-thought]

hello, Internet. I'm feeling extremely lonely and need someone to talk to. if you wouldn't mind, I'd love to talk to anyone.

[sexemulators]

I’m afraid of being forgotten. Because it seems everyone I get close to, ends up forgetting me.

Unknown (via quotethatword)

[incoloure-deactivated20190202]

But when the world is shouting far too loudly for us to hear our own voices, and when these words cling far too tight to my own chest
I just want you to know, that I love you, I love you, I love you.

Kevin Yang, How To Love Your Introvert (via incoloure)