My Lonely Thoughts

23 • 🏳️‍⚧️ nonbinary • he/him

[my-lonely-thoughts]

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Hi there!

Welcome to my blog <3 :)

this is where I share my thoughts lol

I'd love to hear your own thoughts and stories if you'd like to share them 💛

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[snorlax-and-co]

[orion-archives]

"I want to be a dragon."

[red-velvet-0w0-deactivated20250]

@themoonstonechronicler

[pukicho]

Don’t mind me just shooting green aura into your eyes as you read this auaaauhuaaaaaaaaaaauauauuauaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaauaaaauaauuuuuuuuuuuuuauuuuuuuauauauaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[thefakedirtt]

don’t fucking heal me

[pukicho]

Oh god you wish this green shit healed

[disabled-dippy]

symptoms of dysautonomia ✿

these are all of the symptoms of dysautonomia I could find. two disclaimers: 1) please don't use this to diagnose yourself, lots of these symptoms overlap with other disorders, and 2) some of these symptoms may only apply to certain dysautonomias and not to others, in which case I will attempt to specify.

also these categories are very nonspecific and kinda weirdly ordered. I just needed to have the symptoms vaguely organized, lol.

neurological

headaches

migraines

dizziness

tinnitus

tremors

vertigo

brain fog

syncope

presyncope

motor / body

weakness/loss of muscle strength

muscle tension

lack of coordination

unsteady gait

stiffness (in MSA)

hypermobility

absence of tendon reflexes

spasms

low tone (in FD)

body/joint pain

sensation / neuropathic

abnormal sensation

neuropathy (numbness/tingling)

insensitivity to pain

diminished sense of temperature

diminished sense of touch

skin

extreme itching

skin reactions/rashes

dry skin

flushing

pale pallor

eyes

dry eye

eye pain

excessive tearing

blurred vision

tunnel vision

vision loss

impaired pupillary response

light sensitivity

ears / mouth

sound sensitivity

dry mouth

tooth decay

difficulty swallowing

abnormal saliva production

circulatory / heart

tachycardia

bradycardia

heart palpitations

irregular heart rate

poor circulation

cold extremities

discolored skin

blood pooling

low blood pressure

high blood pressure

low blood volume

pulmonary / chest

chest pain

shortness of breath

pain while breathing

air hunger

stomach / digestion

general nausea

postprandial nausea

vomiting

indigestion

bloating

abdominal pain

loss of appetite

weight loss

impaired motility/gastric emptying

food intolerances

constipation

diarrhea

frequent urination

painful urination

painful bowel movements

irregular bowel movements

reproductive

irregular periods

painful periods

sexual dysfunction

psychological

anxiety

depression

sense of impending doom

mood swings

poor memory

irritability

sleep

insomnia

night sweats

circadian rhythm disorders

unrestful sleep

general / miscellaneous (aka idk where to put this)

adrenaline dumps

"coat hanger" neck/shoulder pain

temperature intolerance/dysregulation

low body temperature

exercise intolerance

caffeine intolerance

excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis)

lack of sweating (hypohidrosis)

inflammation

galbladder inflammation

galbladder pain

low blood sugar

excessive thirst

[trupowieszcz-moved-deactivated2]

r/scrungycats is fucking amazing

[disabled-systemdeez]

They just like me.

[antiterf]

Trans visibility has gotten scarier for years now, and the trans people celebrating today are extraordinary. I love every single one of my trans siblings, including the ones who don't want to be visible today or can't be. Stay safe, and don't let them take your pride away from you.

[lgbtranswoman]

Ice cold takes from a Transgender Woman:

Not all Men are evil

Everyone has the capacity for evil

Transgender Men are men

Transgender Women are women

Excluding Cisgender Men from your spaces requires Transgender Men to out themselves if they want to engage (Same for Women)

Anyone can be Non-Binary, there is no "look" or requirement

Non-binary masculine presenting people should be welcome in queer spaces, many are just treated as men and predators

Non-binary feminine presenting people should be welcome in queer spaces without being seen as "Woman-Lite"

[assignedmale]

[zmpl]

happy trans day of visibility to green puppy specifically

[billielhindle]

I know being visible is hard right now, and you’re no less valid for having to hide. Deep down, know that this is your day too. I love you x

[velvetvexations]

I don't usually outright ask people to reblog things, but this issue makes me furious beyond belief, so if you feel comfortable please spread this around - I've done the extremely easy, trivial task of providing a citation from before 2002, specifically 2000's Sexing the Body : Gender Politics and the Construction of Sexuality.

Assigned sex terminology was not invented by queer people at all, but cis doctors writing about intersex people. This is a fact. This is the historical record. Perisex trans people have taken a lot from intersex folk and so often treat them abysmally. The desire to create a fictional history where a perisex trans woman gets credit for having invented the terminology to describe the trauma of perisex trans women being assigned male - not even all trans people, women specifically, because the ones who do this believe that's the only real trans struggle that exists - is utterly repulsive and if we're still arguing this in ten years, if CAGAB actually goes mainstream in the perisex trans community, I will be downright livid every day.

Because they are just lying. They are lying. It was so easy to find this, and the only reason they didn't is because they didn't try.

[absolutelybatty]

Big day for trans people tomorrow

[depsidase]

[theconcealedweapon]

Whenever I struggled to get people to like me, people always told me "just be yourself".

And I could never figure out why that advice was useless for me.

I now look back on my childhood and realize that there wasn't a single time when I was even allowed to be myself, or be anything close to myself, or figure out what being myself means.

[wholeheartedsuggestions]

i’m proud of you for doing one or more of the following:

getting up out of bed

brushing your teeth and or washing up

eating

drinking some juice or water

doing a task, any little task

anything else you managed to do today!!

[littleirontablet]

Chronic pain community quick question:

Can you guys tell when you’re in pain or not?

Like i won’t be aware im in pain until im in pain pain

You know what I mean????