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do you ever get so annoyed at everything that you start to get pissed off at even little things like a spoon clinking against a bowl or sounds of people talking

alternativeblkgal

I think it’s called sensory overload. It’s really common in people with anxiety

reynabeth-deactivated20180821-d

it can also be a result of sleep deprivation, stress, or ever dehydration !!

mightbeinsaneforever

thanks i thought i was just a bitch

skamobsessed

Call me when you’ve broken up with your girlfriend

Isak being done with Even’s bullshit (via skamobsessed)

#dont you mean jonas being done with it

evak: softest boyfriends ever and eskimo kisses

evak after a month apart: tongue, ripping clothes and blowjobs

56blogsstillcrazy

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lamerialove

What is the truth???

eggzacklyy

so how am i supposed to sit damnit!

writeinblack

The truth is that you’re most likely gonna die however you sit so just relax and enjoy the descent to your untimely demise.

jenniferrpovey

This is BS: http://www.snopes.com/travel/airline/brace.asp

The brace position actually does save lives and reduces injuries.

It saves lives by putting your head already against the thing it’s most likely to hit in an impact, namely the seat in front. This reduces your chance of a head injury. If you can’t get your head against the seat, or are in an exit row, then the modified brace position secures your head against your legs.

It reduces injuries by tucking your limbs in and holding them in place, meaning they don’t move during the impact, meaning they’re less likely to be broken.

And, ya know, if you are conscious and don’t have a broken leg, you have a much higher chance of evacuating safely from a plane that is, say, on fire, or sinking into a river…

Numerous reports indicate that bracing maximizes your chance of surviving uninjured in a survivable crash - and over 70% of crashes are survivable.

Mythbusters busted this by putting a dummy through a series of simulated plane crashes, and they discovered that the brace position absorbs more of the crash energy than sitting upright, and that the force was channeled into the chair.

So, why do flight attendants sit in a different position? Because jumpseats are not designed the same way as passenger seats.

First of all, some jumpseats are rear facing. On some planes, some passenger seats are rear facing. If you are in a rear facing seat, then you should not brace, you should sit upright and press yourself into the seat, legs together.

Second of all, flight attendants often wear shoulder harnesses, so their shoulders are secured to the seat. They do not, however, put their legs against anything, they tuck their legs under the seat. Sometimes they sit on their hands, sometimes they put their hands firmly on their thighs - this is, again, to minimize limb movement.

So, this is bullshit. If you are on a plane and the cabin crew yell Brace, BRACE. It might save your life.

operahousebookworm

When someone gives you safety instructions, FUCKING LISTEN. Don’t try to think you’re smarter than them because you read a conspiracy theory on the internet.

when you find out that everyone in your friend group used to hate you. every single one.

#love you guys

RAH

#ksiolajidebt #ksi #sidemen #i kid you not my heart jumped out of my chest when he liked it

cliffordccino

Bubblegum Bitch vs. I Write Sins Not Tragedies

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tardisimpaula

Do you guys ever get that feeling where nothing is exciting anymore?

Like, the holidays just seem like another day.

My 16th birthday that I had been looking forward to forever was just a school day.

New episodes of my favorite show don’t get me pumped anymore.

Everything is kind of dull and I can’t really like anything anymore.

eyeslikeonyx

this, ladies and gentlemen, is a top-notch sign of depression. this is not supposed to be a normal thing to feel.

cryingtotwy

Other sings of depressions can be:

No hunger. Like, you eat because of the pleasure of it or because you have to, but you aren’t hungry anymore.

Procastrination, even of things you like.

Feeling no sympathy for anything. You begin to question if you love something or someone at all.

Feeling like you are in a dream (depersonalization)

Having trouble sleeping. It can be nightmares, it can be difficulties falling asleep, difficulties waking up, waking up in the middle of the night, etc.

Being really tired without reason.

Intrusive thoughts (that may say that your family doesn’t love you, or that what you are feeling is completely normal, for example. It’s never true)

Not caring about your own security anymore, not because you want to die (most of the depressed people don’t want to commit suicide) but because you just forget it. You forget to look both ways before crossing, wearing your seatbelt or even you can forget about eating.

Desire of isolation. You just want to be alone, and anyone feels like a friend anymore.

Trouble focusing on things.

helloiamdiyo-deactivated2022111

me: *is pretty* you: *is pretty* we: *is pretty together*

dubellestep

@5sos-matey us

sdmn-matey

@dubellestep yes

Depression being sad all the time, then hating yourself for not being happy, then being sad about that.

#deppresion

the one who taught me to love was the one who reminded me why i never did in the first place

me - when he broke my heart

#break up #broken heart

katmcnamara

Alec cleared his throat. He felt dizzy, but he also felt alive — blood rushing through his veins like traffic at top speed, everything seemingly almost too brightly colored. As he stepped through the door, he turned and looked at Magnus, who was watching him bemusedly.

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#Important things to notice #Alec’s nose is almost in Magnus’ eye because of height difference #Magnus chasing after Alec’s lips when they part #Magnus’ little smile before Alec kisses him again #Alec pushing into the kiss