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Things to bring when sleeping overnight at someone else's place
Obviously not all of these will apply to everyone, but here are some suggestions for those who may worry about not taking the right stuff/forgetting something. Some of these items are included specifically to accommodate disabled people and the neurodivergent. If you have any others feel free to reblog or reply with your suggestions!
Any medication you may need, and an extra day's dose if possible
Any mobility aids if needed
Hairbrush
Deodorant
Toothpaste and toothbrush
Wet wipes/intimate wipes
Makeup remover/wipes, any skincare you like to do everyday
Contraception (could include birth control, male and/or female condoms)
Sanitary towels/tampons if you use
Hair ties/bonnet
Shower gel and shampoo
Clothes for the next day (or more depending how long you're staying) and an extra pair of underwear
Phone charger
Headphones/earphones
Fidget/stim toy(s)
Fluffy socks/slippers if you wear them
Something warm to wear (coat/sweater)
Snacks, especially if you have food issues and would prefer eating a safe food
Wallet with some money (cash and/or card)
Any comfort items that might help you feel safer in a new environment (stuffed animal, blanket, etc)
Feel free to reblog/reply with any other suggestions!
Please read the rules before sending an ask! Welcome to my blog :)
Hi there! My name is Eva, and welcome to my corner of the internet. This is an advice/peer-support blog focused on relationships, sex and love. I will be posting checklists, answers to questions and reblogging information I feel fits the topic of the blog.
About me:
Hi! My name is Eva, I'm an adult cisgender woman (meaning I identify as the gender the doctor yelled at birth) and I use she/her pronouns. I have lived experience with autism, ADHD and CPTSD, and have been in therapy for almost a decade learning how to deal largely with issues of sexuality, love and human connection. I identify as a gay woman, but have had sexual experiences with men, women and non-binary people.
About the blog:
This is a safe place for all good-faith identities and is inclusive of LGBTQ+ identities, including those who are transgender, non-binary and any who identify as non-heterosexual. Any hate speech will be deleted and not given a platform in any way unless it is to educate.
Rules:
Be polite and respectful. That means of me and others who may submit ask, reblog or reply to asks. If someone has been outwardly hateful or acting disrespectfully, I ask you to please block and report if you believe they are causing harm.
Minors are allowed to interact with this blog as I believe that relationship education should be accessible to all - however, if a post is explicitly sexual I will tag this with #minorsdni . Please respect this and if you are a minor, do not interact with posts with that tag.
Please no asking for medical advice. I am not a doctor and not qualified to give any advice pertaining to illnesses. Please speak to a medical professional if possible if experiencing health issues.
No hate speech.
Please trigger warning asks or submission if they contain potential triggering content. Do not censor the trigger warnings themselves with numbers or asterisks, as they can make the post hard to understand for those using screenreaders/ for those who struggle with reading.
Explicit descriptions of trauma will not be posted.
Do not mock those who are inexperienced/uneducated on matters of sex and relationships. This is a place for learning and support, not mockery.
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