and when you say you won't forget me,

i can tell you, that's untrue; cause every day since you left me, i've thought less & less of you / lukey + 18 + he + system

[sillystring00]

thinking of working on that doll body i sculpted months ago hmm.. also i found a new tutroial for bjd making i *w*

[renxamamiya]

[toc-remaking]

like no offence u guys should maybe actually listen to trans and bi people (and ESPECIALLY trans bi ppl) about what transphobia and biphobia is in the community, then actually work to change it, before like. acting like its exaggerated.

[trauma-demon]

[sillystring00]

have we got any witches here...who would like to msg me and talk about fun things?? mutuals hmu

[dismalchant]

[frogmp3]

*painting my nails black* its me Rodrick your stupid emo older brother in a band. im gay

[wildflowerjelly]

[adblock-is-leaving-deactivated2]

please help me get $30

hello guys to make a long story short i need to take my ACT test for college admissions and there were many problems for me to get my voucher, and as soon as i did get my voucher it was late so now i must pay an out of pocket $30 late fee. my family is already paying over $100 for my graduation dues and application fees so i cannot ask them for more

https://www.paypal.me/monroe733

[corporationkills]

bro …love is the reason we’re here. love is our purpose bro

[sillystring00]

HI! I’m Lillith!!! :D You can say hi to me if you want!! Actually that would make me very happy!!

[goodbyeworld95-deactivated20190]

On faking DID (or any disorder)

Faking is a conscious decision. Which means you consciously thought “I’m going to pretend I have DID/this disorder even though I don’t” for whatever reason. Maybe you want attention. Maybe you want to make fun of people who do have the condition. Maybe you don’t feel loved and cared for in real life, which is why you throw yourself into a community you don’t belong to - to get love and support.

People with DID (or other disorders) experience a high level of denial and doubt. We will often ask ourselves things like “What if I’m faking?” or “What if I’m making this up?” If you think that way, the chances are very high that you’re not faking.

Your diagnosis can be wrong though. You can be misdiagnosed. There are many conditions that have similar symptoms to DID, maybe you have a type of OSDD, maybe you don’t even have a dissociative disorder at all. But that doesn’t make your experiences any less valid and it doesn’t mean you’re faking or a bad person.

But like I said, faking is always conscious. If you never made the decision to pretend to have DID (or any disorder) then you’re not faking, and you’re not harming anybody. You’re fine. If you’re unsure about your diagnosis, talk to your therapist/psychiatrist/doctor. 

- Sam

[cwunch]

[sillystring00]

...

i dont need you i dont

i needed you then but i dont need you now . you Hurt Me and i am Upset and i now dont know who i am half the time and im scared alot. i was bad enough before i met you. but now look at me

[sillystring00]

me: i dont talk abt our trauma! me, holding it in w my fists clenched: hahah..i dont....talk about..........my our truama :)

[heikala]

Discovery Inktober day 9

First batch of inktober originals will be available in my shop tomorrow on Sat 13th : )

[irreleventblue]

[y-fu]