god forgive me

lest i become god

[talesfromthecrypts]

Ginger Snaps (2000) dir. John Fawcett

[sandmandaddy69]

[bodidarma]

[ponycamp]

fag enabler dog

[vampira-carmilla]

Artwork by Roberto Ferri.

[rcpaskus]

[omega-puppy]

I don’t know who needed to hear this but let me make it clear

Omegas that aren’t into the cute petite aesthetic, ARE VALID

Omegas with ‘scary dig’ privilege, ARE VALID

Omegas who wear spiky collars and techware as opposed to oversized fluffy hoodies, ARE VALID

Omegas who have hobbies like boxing, karate, weightlifting etc, ARE VALID

Omegas who listen to death metal, punk rock, gothic rock, ARE VALID

Omegas with scary/intimidating/punk/goth aesthetics, ARE VALID

not every omega has to have a soft/cuddly/uwu aesthetic. You can be an omega and a fighter, you can be an omega and have scary dog privileges, you can be an omega and not be fluffy and cute.

Omega is an identity, not an aesthetic.

[55566688833]

Ocean Blue PS2 Console

[astrumiks]

[caritademunequita]

[winterlatias]

[r41nkllz]

[guillotin3d]

[neuropathyfordpines]

hello psychotic tumblr! im a soon to be student of speech language pathology (as in applying to grad school for it as we speak) who is also schizoaffective. so a huge interest of mine is language and disorganized and disordered language in mental illness. so i made this research project! i’ll put the link in the reblogs because you know how tumblr is with links. but its looking at how different psychotic disorders (schizophrenia vs major depression with psychotic disorders for example) present different aspects of disorganized speech (slow speech versus word salad or nonsense sentences) and seeing what major data patterns come up. if you are psychotic PLEASE take a minute and take it for me and then pass it around. thank you so much!

[neuropathyfordpines]

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/17TSon6Ahloe40kEwW9c5wXBXvsiHuW8knbnlJ689TrU/edit?usp=sharing

Here’s the form! im baking you all fresh bread

[amaranth-devi1]

[andrushahate]

[disease]

FRANCIS BACON / "PAINTING" / 1946 [oil and pastel on linen | 6' 5 7/8" x 52"]