C’est La Vie

[thebootydiaries]

[beamingsuggestion]

know your worth

[cerastes]

When you hit your elbow against something, but that specific point of your elbow

[comfortable-scarecrow]

it’s…called your funny bone…

[themysticdreambouquet-blog]

that gif tho 

[recoil-operated-deactivated2021]

It’s not a bone actually- it’s a nerve that is exposed, specifically the ulnar nerve. The reason it feels so weird to hit it is that it’s not designed to deliver pain signals, so when you hit it it just wiggs out and sends Garbage signals to the brain, and the brain is just like “uh, dude- Ulnar, what the hell is this garbage?? You’re supposed to curl a finger and a half, and move some muscles in the forearm, why are you sending me this crap? How am I supposed to make this into sensory output?” And the Ulnar nerve is just like “dude dude dude, brain- what the hell is going on?!?” And the brain goes- “idiot. Fine. You’re on fire, freezing and being electrocuted. Happy?” And the Ulnar goes “holy crap brain!! I’m on fire, freezing and being electrocuted! What am I going to do!!??!” And the brain says “you’re an idiot ulnar. A damn idiot.”

[terrible-tentacle-theatre]

This is how human anatomy should be taught

[omnomnominator]

[paulsrockinpagoda]

when they say simpons did it already

they’re not fucking kidding

[boys-say-go]

when u scratch a cat’s chin and they lift their head up reblog if u agree

[hidden-suggestion]

when u scratch a cat’s cheek and they lean their head into ur hand reblog if u agree

[nyanbinyuri]

when u put your hand in front of your cat’s face and they gently headbut u reblog if u agree

[roughhewnends]

when ur cat runs just a lil bit faster to get to u reblog if u agree

[meloneons-deactivated20210423]

cats reblog if u agree

[dakotaaaa]

there are some dystopian ideas coming from the White House lately

[invalleumbraemortis]

Lord

[garak-pussy-indulgence]

I hope this post was something actually coherent bc all this hellsite would load was: 

[ultrafacts]

[zoomerbro]

robin williams was rad as hell.. 

[jobharrison-deactivated20181216]

I’m still fucking devastated about this.

[crystalsarchive]

Same. I’ll never get over it and nothing has been the same since.

[sheikypoe-deactivated20150125]

sigh

[fuckyeah-nerdery]

Just want to point out that Christopher Reeve was considering suicide before Robin Williams showed up. He didn’t just make him laugh, he saved Reeve’s life. Also, he paid for Reeve’s medical bills from the accident.

[mulp--plum]

*stillgrosssobbingoverthis*

[foodandfitnessforever]

I will never get past his death.

[custerdiedforyourgrins-deactiva]

crying

[katieinrunderland-deactivated20]

Yeah, I’m still not over this

[winjennster]

The most beautiful, funny people are sometimes the ones hurting the most - and the best at hiding it.

[libertarirynn-deactivated202006]

It’s worth noting that Williams had a serious physical illness that affected his mental capacities, caused major paranoia, and drove him to suicidal thoughts and actions. He was more than just depressed.

But yes, we suffered great loss when he died. Memory Eternal☦️

[eibmozotco]

[hplyrikz]

I can relate to this

[withshatteredhappiness]

“Some people make you feel safe in this world , Not because they understand you deeply But because they love you despite everything.”

— Kriti.G (via quotemadness)

[dragongirltitties]

where my fellow sleepy girls at

[magicalgirlmindcrank]

bed

[dragongirltitties]

thats valid

[poems-and-word]

[thatfeministkilljoy]

Having an abortion doesn’t make you a bad person.

Shaming someone for their reproductive decisions does.

[userboxer]

[she-is-recovering]

“Life is too short to spend it at war with yourself.”

— (via psych-facts)

[bpd-galaxyy]

I found this really awesome free app for dealing with mental health issues.

It’s called Booster Buddy, it’s free, and it’s available for both Android and iOS.

It works by giving you ‘quests’ (daily tasks) that you are encouraged to complete each day. They are very small things and it caters to you (it asks you questions at the start about what you struggle with).

It’s designed to be child friendly and easy to understand. I’m finding it really helpful. You can also input medication times for a reminder and emergency contact details.

I love this app and I had to share it with you all!

[itastemetal-deactivated20200404]

thank you for this.

[thebucca2-deactivated20221101]

“PLEASE come wake me up again tomorrow”…think of all the lives this app could save

[iheartfishiki]

I’ve got this app and seriously it really helps. Not only do you have a calendar to record medication and feelings but you also want to wake up every morning to help the animal. It pretty much made my life better.

[dancing-among-the-willows-deact]

@hipsterghouls

[arty-ari]

SO GUYS. Reblogging from myself because I just downloaded the app and it’s got some really useful features.

In the Settings section, there is a list of Helpful Websites for a variety of different mental health issues. The list is short, but it is a great idea.

The app has you input information (which you can choose not to share) like your local emergency number, local hospital, and an emergency contact person.

There are plenty of activities to keep you going in the right direction.

There is a calendar function and a medication reminder if you need one– and if you have an “as needed” medication, the app can remind you to take them if you check in in “Crisis” mode.

You can edit or change your information at any time, including your symptoms.

Also, less useful but really cute, you can dress up your animal buddy as you do more activities.

TL;DR This app is adorable and will probably be really, really useful for a lot of people.

[artismspectrum]

BoosterBuddy!

I just downloaded this app this morning and it’s A M A Z I N G. I’m not overstating. This app combines some of the best elements and methods from all the various apps I’ve tried.

The two features that I haven’t seen elsewhere in mental health apps that I especially love are:

- It lets you choose a cute animal friend as a companion to keep you socially motivated. To “wake up” and play with this friend, you need to complete 3 wellness tasks (that are super simple and easy), once you’ve done your daily checkin tasks, the cute animal wakes up to play with you. You can tickle it, talk to it, and even play dress up!! Much more motivating than apps that try to make you feel connected to real people, IMO.

- It includes a “calendar” feature (not a big overwhelming calendar like a normal app) that lets you add your own tasks to your daily checklist. So now, along with “checked in,” “completed quests,” and “take medication” I have an extra task that’s alerting me to the fact that I have an important phone call coming up. It made me describe this as “appointment”: “An appointment means someone is counting on you to be somewhere.” I think that might be the most motivating description of an appointment ever. As an anxious person who tends to cancel and reschedule everything, this app is already making me feel better.

A+++++++++ plz download now guys

[profeminist]

Reblogging for anyone who might find this useful, or who knows someone who would!

[shiraglassman]

I need this the minute my new phone shows up

[sunnytheunfunny-deactivated2024]

@masequiredcat

[howjuderolls]

This app is so amazing 10/10 recommend

[incontr0l]

I’ve had this app for a while now, and it’s fantastic, I won’t lie – I don’t use all of the features but when Im having a hard time coping with something they have great lists of different coping methods that I try (and have even recommended to friends!!!!!!!)

[cwote]

[cwote]

cartoons can teach us so much :)

[recovery-saved-me]

Abuse:

Domestic Violence and Abuse

Help for Abused and Battered Women

Help for Abused Men

Child Abuse and Neglect

Elder Abuse and Neglect

ADHD:

ADHD in Children

ADHD Parenting Tips

ADHD and School

Teaching Students with ADHD

ADHD Treatment in Children    

ADHD Tests and Diagnosis            

ADHD Medications

Adult ADHD                    

Coping Tips for Adult ADHD                  

Treatment for Adult ADD/ADHD                  

Adult ADHD and Relationships

Addictions:

Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse                  

Alcohol Recovery                                                        

Drug Abuse and Addiction                                      

Drug Addiction Recovery                        

How to Quit Smoking                                  

Substance Abuse and Mental Illness                

Gambling Addiction and Problem Gambling                  

Internet and Computer Addiction

Anxiety:

Anxiety Disorders and Anxiety Attacks

Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)                

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)                                      

Panic Attacks and Panic Disorder                    

Phobias and Fears                                        

Social Anxiety Disorder and Social Phobias                    

Therapy for Anxiety Disorders                                      

How to Stop Worrying                    

Anxiety Medication

Autism:

Autism Spectrum Disorders                    

Autism Symptoms and Early Signs                    

Helping Children with Autism                                      

Autism Behavior Problems

Bipolar:

Bipolar Disorder Signs and Symptoms                    

Bipolar Disorder Treatment                    

Bipolar Support and Self-Help                                        

Helping a Loved One with Bipolar Disorder                  

Bipolar Medication Guide

Depression:

Depression Symptoms                    

Depression Self-Help                  

Depression Treatment                                      

Antidepressants Helping a Depressed Person                                

Postpartum Depression                    

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)                                                          

Depression in Women Depression in Men                                      

Depression in Older Adults                  

Teen Depression: For Parents              

Teen Depression: For Teens

Eating Disorders:

Anorexia Nervosa: Signs, Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment                    

Bulimia Nervosa: Signs, Symptoms, Treatment, and Help

Binge Eating Disorder: Symptoms, Causes, Treatment, and Help              

Eating disorder treatment and self-help                        

Eating Disorder Treatment and Recovery: Tips and Strategies for Overcoming Anorexia and Bulimia

 Helping Someone with an Eating Disorder: Advice for Parents, Family Members, and Friends

Emotional Eating: How to Recognize and Stop Emotional Eating

Family & Divorce:

Children and Divorce                    

Co-Parenting Tips for Divorced Parents                    

Step-Parenting and Blended Families                                        

Coping with a Breakup or Divorce

Grief & loss:

Coping with Grief and Loss                    

Supporting a Grieving Person                  

Coping with Pet Loss                                        

Coping with a Breakup or Divorce                    

Saying Goodbye: Terminal Illness

Personality disorders:

Borderline PersonalityDisorder

Helping Someone with a Borderline Personality Disorder    

Finding a Therapist Who Can Help You Heal                  

Emotional and Psychological Trauma

PTSD/Trauma:

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)                  

PTSD in Veterans                    

Traumatic Stress                                      

Emotional and Psychological Trauma                    

Helping Someone with PTSD                                      

Substance Abuse and Mental Health

Relationships:

Relationship Help                    

How to Make Close Friends                    

How to Find Lasting Love                                    

Fixing Relationships with Humor                  

Attachment and Adult Relationships                                      

Effective Communication                    

Conflict Resolution Skills                                      

Nonverbal Communication                  

Anger Management

Schizophrenia:

Understanding Schizophrenia                    

Schizophrenia Treatment                                                          

Helping Someone with Schizophrenia                    

Substance Abuse and a Mental Disorder

Sleep:

How to Sleep Better                    

How Much Sleep Do You Need?                  

How to Stop Snoring                    

Sleeping Pills and Natural Sleep Aids                                      

Can’t Sleep?                  

How to Sleep Well as You Age                                                                  

Sleep Disorders and Sleeping Problems                    

Sleep Apnea                                        

Narcolepsy                    

Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS)

Stress:

Stress Symptoms, Signs, and Causes                    

Stress at Work                    

Job Loss and Unemployment Stress                  

Caregiver Stress and Burnout                    

Preventing Burnout                                      

Stress Management                    

Stress Relief in the Moment                    

Relaxation Techniques for Stress Relief                    

How to Practice Yoga and Tai Chi                    

12 Ways to Reduce Stress with Music

Suicide Prevention:

Suicide Help                    

Suicide Prevention                                        

Depression Symptoms and Warning Signs                    

Dealing with Depression                                      

Dealing with Bullying                  

Dealing with Cyberbullying

Teen Issues:

Teenager’s Guide to Depression                    

Cutting and Self-Harm                    

Dealing with Bullying                      

Dealing with Cyberbullying                                                          

Suicide Help                    

Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse                    

Drug Abuse and Addiction                  

Overcoming Loneliness and Shyness                                                        

Help for Parents of Troubled Teens            

Parents’ Guide to Teen Depression                  

Suicide Prevention

Work & career:

Finding Meaningful Work                    

Job Networking                    

Interviewing                    

Volunteering                                        

Stress at Work                    

Preventing Burnout                    

Job Loss and Unemployment