A little bit of everything

Nick | 28 | [MAIN BLOG] 💚 @junkirat My Toyhouse

[notvoid]

[dogpuppy]

[thisshitaintnothintomeman]

this shit is something to me man. i love you

[monamoni]

[shiningbean]

putting that man in situations (in case you are wondering what's happening in the 2nd doodle it's this post)

[therepudiatedimmortals]

Had a dream a dragon mutual sent me a dm like "hey i jusr wanted to let you know you should kill everyone in your situation" followed by a "sorry the dragon rage took over"

[dragongirlsnout]

10 000 dollars a day to every autistic child who grew up into an adult with a weird relationship to eating because parents can in no way be trusted to respect children's issues with food

[butch-womb]

It's actually imperative that you are open and proud of your attraction to fat people and bodies

[starstruckodysseys]

if you pitched goncharov vs the dangerous crow boy (who destroys plastic) alongside one another to an outside person and asked them to choose which one was a tumblr fever dream and which one was a real thing published in the real world. i do not think they would choose correctly

[shithowdy]

it's 1pm at the marsh! come on down, we've got

𝓃𝑜𝓉𝒽𝒾𝓃𝑔 𝒷𝓊𝓉 𝒷𝓁𝒶𝒸𝓀𝒷𝒾𝓇𝒹𝓈!!!

[shithowdy]

this is now available as a free downloadable file with transparent .pngs and a grackle recolor on my kofi!

[exemiin]

am i sitting in a tin can

far above the world

[fuckersupreme-deactivated201707]

[when-you-fail-again]

[polyamzeal]

[feralkitten420]

"You need to relax"

Best I can do is dissociate

[lizardho]

I’m reading a book on biofeedback trainings right now and they talk about this. The words “try” or “need” add pressure to stuff. Sometimes switching from “I need to calm down” or “I’m trying to slow my breathing” to “I’m allowing myself to calm down a little more with each exhale” or “I’m giving myself permission to slow my breathing” can be more helpful. There’s a difference between “try to relax the muscle” and “allow the muscle to soften” that is significant enough that for some people it can totally change the outcome of a relaxation exercise.

For other tips and tricks, instead of asking “why” you can’t change a thought/feeling (why being an offensive question, meaning it forces you to respond defensively - in this case defending the emotion you don’t like) you can ask “is there any leeway or wiggle room with this feeling/thought/belief for something else?” Oftentimes we know multiple things at once, and by allowing for a small amount of ambiguity we can start to accept the situation more fully.

[cloverh0ney]

what do you mean thats not a beautiful woman

[cloverh0ney]

liarrrr..... lying is a sin you know

[cloverh0ney]

[nariarts]

Spent a ridiculous amount of time last night obsessively editing my hand written zines in Photoshop to take away any tiny blemishes so they were definitely readable.

Whatever. Understand or don't.