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baguantte

i love yugioh rivals sm it might be a disease

chronophobica

@sheepyseconds is right about everything forever

#we don't have to talk about the genocides he may or may not have been a part of it's fine

cephalopadre

"juudai aren't you cold?"

yugiohz

my boy!!!

#my boy #gx

1v1jc

psycho ex girlfriend

#this is a yubel stan account

judgedarts

yubel, terror incarnate, and the nameless king

ygo-gx

#they're so fucking cute i am going to explode #heartshipping

wobblytofu

for baku day

in jp, 8 and 9 are pronounced "ba" and "ku" respectively. so august 9 is baku day (☆ the more you know)

ramshacklefey

For years I would look at posts and questionnaires about neurodivergence that takes about being so focused on something that you forgot to eat and be like, "Couldn't be me. Being hungry is so uncomfortable! Your stomach is growling and cramping? How do you ignore that?"

Then someone informed me that neurotypical people have a whole bunch of "hungry" sensations before they get to that point.....

small-witch-big-hat

They what

ramshacklefey

Yeah, I don't get it either, but apparently this is a Whole Thing.... Like they somehow detect blood sugar dropping and go, "Ooh, time for lil snack!"

See also: there is a feeling of "oh, I need to pee" that happens before "fidgeting around in my seat to finish this thing before running to the bathroom"

bubblesthemonsterartist

I read this and was like, "this can't be real" and then I looked for sources and like--

Adapting Intuitive Eating for Neurodivergent People

"This can be very harmful for neurodivergent people, as many neurodivergent people struggle to feel internal cues and bodily sensations, including hunger and fullness. An emphasis on “only eating when hungry” can result in neurodivergent people delaying eating until they are so hungry that they are shaky, highly irritable, or even on the verge of passing out. A focus on “stopping when full” may cause neurodivergent people to overthink every bite they take and scrutinize whether they are truly hungry or truly full. To modify Intuitive Eating for neurodivergent people, it may be important to focus on eating enough and eating consistently throughout the day, rather than eating according to one’s hunger and fullness cues. Neurodivergent people may need more of a structured meal and snack schedule than neurotypical folks in recovery, as well as some guidelines around a minimum amount of food. This does not make their eating less intuitive or their recovery less real - it is an important way of honouring their body’s needs and unique ways of functioning."

WHAT??????