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Welcome. Sit Down and enjoy my stupidity. GW2 IGN: Haru.1451 Twitch: haruwaffles FFXIV: Haru Katana, Balmung

[chibird]

I went through the sleep action, so why is the tired effect not removed?!

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[haru-vs-the-world]

Back on this hellscape I see.

[opossummypossum]

“Opossums are ugly” Excuse you

[bla-flsafa-deactivated20200802]

I can drink 3 cups of coffee and go straight to sleep, this is just one example of what is fundamentaly wrong with me as a person

[rinokami]

That’s a possible sign of ADHD, my dudes. :P One of the prevailing theories explaining ADHD is that it’s caused by a lack of certain neurotransmitters, specifically norepinephrine and serotonin.  Everybody has a background level of these neurotransmitters, and when they see or do something novel or interesting, those neurotransmitters increase, and then decrease back down to normal levels.  Because people with ADHD have less of these than they should, they are constantly looking for something new and interesting to give them that jolt back to normal levels.  That’s why they’re so easily distracted and why they hyperfocus on things that interest them. Stimulant drugs, like caffeine, cause your brain to make more of those neurotransmitters.  So while neurotypical people might get a buzz off caffeine, people with ADHD just get bumped up closer to normal levels, and so, if anything, feel calmer.  That’s why they prescribe what are basically amphetamines as treatment for ADHD and why ADHD meds are so bad for people who don’t have ADHD.

[sandersstudies]

WHAT

[not-so-innocent-bi-sander]

WHAT

[official-lucifers-child]

W H A T

[scripturient-manipulator]

Yup! At my job as a mental health counselor where we assess people, if we start detecting hints of what we think might be ADHD, it’s actually something my supervisor trained me to do, to just ask “So when that sort of thing happens, do you ever drink coffee or soda to calm down?” or “Does coffee actually help you wake up, or does it just not do anything?” because it’s such a commonly known fact about ADHD for people in the mental health field.

[sketchysquiggles-reblogaccount]

[catchymemes]

[justcatposts]

First time scratching post lesson for kitten 

(via)

[catchymemes]

[cartoonpolitics]

(cartoon by Walt Handelsman)

[emmavakarian-theirin]

oh owen you do try

[isomaruuuu]

[shencomix]

[tanbinokami]

Leave a sparkle wherever you go [design available on redbubble]

[dankmemeuniversity]

[luncheon-aspic]

Imagine showing this meme to someone one month ago.

[nihil242]

Misc bun pics with Iris! @mystisnykoto

[warandpeas]

Hugs

[queerfeministagenda]

im so…tired of “love wins” and “love is love” being the #1 talking point in lgbt+ acceptance campaigns. for one thing, as this post points out, it completely excludes trans people who are lgbt+ because of their gender, not because of who they love

but also….i feel like i’m lgbtqia+ because of who i am not because of who i love, or who i might love in the future. i want people to accept me for who i am, and because this is a part of me, not because of who i love. 

the people i love don’t define me, i define me, and i dont want people to accept me because they think my relationship is worthy of respect. i want people to respect me because they think that i am worthy of respect, no matter who i date, who i love, who i have in my life. 

[queerfeministagenda]

other things pointed out in the notes+tags of this post/other thoughts ive had

- bi people in different gender relationships already have their “love” respected and it doesn’t mean that people respect their identities. people even use that love to invalidate bi people’s identities  

- not all lgbt+ people experience or want to experience “love”, e.g. aromantic people

- its v. alienating to lgbtqia+ people who have never been in relationship or have never experienced love

- its based on the concept of romantic love as the Most Important Thing when people already focus too much on romantic relationships, sometimes to the detriment of their own wellbeing, non-romantic relationships, or mental health

[rederiswrites]

Chickens are VERY soft, FYI. Softer that cats.