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"He appreciates my chaos, you could do with some yourself." FRANCESCA BRIDGERTON & MICHAELA STIRLING Bridgerton, Season 4 'Yes or No'

redfieldfeer

This scene was one of the most amusing and intriguing scenes I've ever seen in the beginnings of sapphic relationships in the media.

But one thing is certain: Michaela's eyes betray everything she feels and tries to avoid.

#LOGGING ON TO TUMBLR DOT COM FOR THE FIRST TIME IN YEARS TO POST BRIDGERTON SAPPHICS AND THEN LOG BACK OFF

ilikeyoucatradora

Happy 2022!

Here is our Catradora kiss to begin this new year with lots of love. We wish this year brings you health, we wish this year you feel loved, we wish this year you feel you matter.

Animation kisses is very very difficult and I used a reference from one of my favorite movies, guess what movie is it?

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#signs into tumblr dot com to reblog catradora #does not elaborate #signs back off

dilophosaurid

about adhd

it concerns me that people really don’t know that adhd isn’t a personality type or behavioral problem.

adhd isn’t someone who’s personality is driven by fun and disorder.

adhd is someone who’s brain goes all over the place looking for dopamine, because it doesn’t make or register enough of it, and when it finds a source of dopamine, it hyperfixates on it. it’s about deregulation of attention as well as emotions.

it’s not a person who can’t behave. a person with adhd can look like a lot of things. misconceptions about what adhd looks like kept me from even looking for a diagnosis, and it also kept myself and others (professionals, even) from taking my suspicions seriously.

everyone’s encouraged to reblog, but if you don’t have adhd, keep your additions to the tags.

lauramkaye

Smart people can have ADHD. And a lot of the time, they compensate for the ADHD with intelligence- until they reach the point where they just can’t overcome it anymore, which is why a lot of gifted + ADHD people have good grades their whole lives and then “suddenly” crash and burn. For some it’s college, for some it’s grad school, for some it’s postgrad or professional exams like the bar. Whenever the things they have to do can no longer be brute-forced at the last minute.

ADHD is often lumped in with learning disabilities but it’s really a DOING disability. We know what we should do. Probably we know six ways to do it. The trouble is actually getting our brains to activate so we CAN do it. Sometimes it’s like you’re being controlled by aliens or something because you say “I need to do X” and you’re going to do it and you just. Don’t.

#in this post and don't like it