DREAM: "I need help I'm failing all my classes"

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[st-pam]

[starlightdwt]

Looking for mcyt/amigops mutuals :)) like/reblog/follow if you post about

· Dream Team

· Feral boys

· Karl Jacobs :]

· Dream :)

· Dream smp in general

· Ranboo :)

· Quackity

· Sapnap

· Georgenotfound

· Badboyhalo

· Cpt Puffy

· Corpse

· Tubbo

· Sykkuno

· Valkyrae

· Disguised Toast

[kaetor]

[ID: a digital painting of karl jacobs walking out of a lime green glowing portal. in the portal you can see a faint outline of some mountains and cactuses. He's wearing a knee length cloak that's half green and half purple with tassles on the bottom. karl is looking up off into the distance/ end id]

time travel man!!

(when most people first see my art, they find me Annoying, so if you don't think im Annoying, you should Reblog! it's Free, and you can always unreblog later)

[wheikouo]

Hello have Karl jacobs art :3

[starlightdwt]

Konohaslavenderprincess ➡➡➡➡ corpsesdream

[bastardbvby]

help i’m in love with two faceless leo youtubers and i can’t stop

[vicholas]

[vicholas]

icon

[mexipika]

Oh my God its true

[lurks-no-more]

Part of the joke is that her character is a dragonborn. And boy, back when 4e came out and introduced the modern dragonborn, there were a lot of people arguing very heatedly about whether or not female dragonborn should or should not have breasts. :)

[bogleech]

You can’t just slam my brain with “there’s a licensed muppet style D&D show coming out” and then “it’s an adult comedy with a giant tit fraggle” and then “she’s a dragonborn” in one post. The last four or five weeks felt like a year as it is.

[thepirateclown]

gender is a coin that everyone said was gonna land on heads or tails but i turned mine into one of those pressed pennies from the museum. it’s got a dinosaur on it

[strandedcrow]

yeah man i love that one faceless leo youtuber who is a god at among us and also makes music

[immaplatypus]

g…gritty did what now…

[immaplatypus]

i thought i was prepared before clicking this link but i wasn’t in the slightest

[immaplatypus]

please forget how to speak

[shiopomu-remade]

[eternal-fractal]

I don’t think I could create a better visual representation of depression with adhd if i tried.

[shoefaced-deactivated20210321]

I think we should talk more about how adhd affects artistic hobbies. Some adhd artists, writers, and musicians might be able to hyperfocus on their art, but I also bet there are many adhd people who can't engage with their hobbies at all, even when they want to. Who tell themselves over and over "just create something, god damn it" but can't.

Those who feel like imposters, who think "I should want this, I need to want this, I need to do this, or else maybe I don't actually want to be an artist like I thought." Even without imposter syndrome, it's soul-crushing to be unable to start, sustain, or enjoy the hobbies that once fulfilled you.

You are seen.

[adhd-asd]

Tips for Reading with ADHD

(or without ADHD, if they help regardless)

Physical print:

cover the page with a piece of paper and reveal lines/paragraphs as you read them

use a highlighter to emphasize important/interesting parts

take notes as you go to be physically engaged with the material

Digital media:

copy and paste the text into a doc/word processor

change the font size/style/colour to something more legible

make your own paragraphs and spacing

copy and paste one paragraph at a time to isolate them from the distraction of the rest of the text

install a browser extension like BeeLine Reader or Mercury Reader

zoom in on the page and scroll slowly so you’re revealing lines as you read them

physically cover the screen and reveal lines as you read them

if you do better with physical media, print it out or find a physical copy

Both:

read out loud

pace, move around, or use a fidget while reading

set a timer for 5 minutes and read in small chunks with breaks in between

divide the material into sections and read one section at a time with breaks in between

have another person, audio book, or text-to-speech program read it aloud as you follow along

[iamthecutestofborg]

[thesingingscholaroxymoron]

These are quite useful in general. Even my lecturers tell me to leave paragraphs in my essays, to make them easier to read. It doesn’t matter if you have ADHD or not, many of these are essential, in my opinion.

[medievalthymes]

alright hear me out: veggietales inspired tarot card deck

[medievalthymes]

here i’ll go first

[goldfyshie927]

[sickbitterandcoveredinglitter]

I don’t think healthy people every really get chronic illness.

I have a friend I know from when we were both 6. She is the only person living nearby and so she saw me go from walking through limping to wheelchair on a daily basis. I keep her updated on my health even tho we rarely hang out anymore. She was gonna come over yesterday and I had to cancel. She asked if I can’t hang out later that day. When I said i won’t feel better later, that if I feel that bad in the morning later will only get worse she got annoyed and “joked” that I’m just finding excuses. And I was surprised, she knows all about me being disabled after all? So, a bit taken aback, I told her it’s a normal thing for me.

“But you got the diagnosis now, aren’t you better?? I thought you’ll get better now”

She was honestly surprised and it made me realize a thing. They don’t get it. They don’t get that getting diagnosed only equals benefits like welfare or parking spot for us, and sometimes better pain meds but that is just like pushing luck. That it’s a forever thing. That that one day we felt good a week ago was just a bright spot and doesn’t mean we won’t need our aids anymore, cause chronic illness is not linear and will make a great comeback in next four hours, and the next good day is planned on when we’re 70. Cause when abled people are sick, they get better. And our illness is just an excuse for them. And when we say we will never get better they think we’re being dramatic and pessimistic. And I don’t think they’ll ever get it, cause to get it you need to live it. And I want my friends to stay healthy and not go through hell.

[sickbitterandcoveredinglitter]

This is definitely okay to reblog and abled people are encouraged to reblog cause maybe it’ll help others understand

[sickbitterandcoveredinglitter]

Hello it’s me Lexa and this post is relevant again as I just had the Legit Same Talk with someone and I exhausted my number of fucks to give

[beka-tiddalik]

Oh my god I literally had this conversation with my mother an hour ago.

Mum: “So yeah, I was thinking that when I come down we could do visit an art gallery or a museum or something.”

Me: “I’ll have to see if I’m up for it, I’ve been going through a rough patch. I might not have the energy.”

Mum: “But you love art galleries.”

Me: “I know. What part of ‘it hurts to walk long distances now’ is hard for you though?”

[thatdiabolicalfeminist]

I routinely have people well aware of my disabilities/chronic illness congratulate me on how I “seem to be doing so much better these days!” on a good pain/energy day and then basically try to stage an intervention a week later on a bad one. “You seem to be on a decline lately, I’m just concerned you’re not taking care of yourself!” And then a week later on a good day again congratulate me on how I really seem to have improved and must be making a real effort to keep on top of my health, with no irony or self-awareness whatsoever. The narrative of “getting better” is so ingrained that healthy abled people will ignore massive amounts of cognitive dissonance to apply it where it makes absolutely no sense.

[birdkeeperklink]

And this belief in “getting better” is actively harmful because that’s how we get shitty things like people having their benefits “reviewed” and taken away because it’s been ten years and they’re not going to the doctor “enough.” They don’t need to get constant treatment after they know what they have, but that doesn’t mean they’re magically cured or just “not trying”!!! It means they’re ill, they’re always going to be ill, and going to the doctor every week isn’t going to change that (not to mention it’s expensive af)!

I see this in my job much more frequently than I should (we help people fight benefit denials and occasionally get back benefits after these “reviews”). Sometimes it’s justified - the person went back to work - but more often, it’s not, it’s just that some worker somewhere decided that this person or that person should be all better by now, and that’s just not how chronic illness works, so ending this idea that chronically ill people will just get better would help put a stop to shit like that.

[rosslynpaladin]

They cannot comprehend that we do not control our health. In their world, when people are sick it’s because they caught it from someone else, and if you stay sick it’s your fault for not taking care of yourself. They cannot fathom a  world where you can 

do everything right and still be sick. 

“don’t let your disability define you! Fight! INspirEd! Taking back my life from Cancer!” This narrative is everywhere in Able culture. If you JUST tried harder you’d get better. THAT is what they live and believe.

Therefore to them if we are “still” sick or “Sick Again” it’s because WE did something wrong. They can’t comprehend a world where you can’t Earn health as a reward for performing purity, kale and yoga.

[anexperimentallife]

I don’t think I think I realized how much this affected me until I went from a relationship where my partner was embarrassed when I had to use my cane and got frustrated when I didn’t want to do painful things (dishes are painful to do, for example) to one one who is like, “Let’s bring your cane just in case you need it. You might be fine now, but that can change pretty fast.”

[girlbossfranziskavonkarma]

[adventures-in-anecdotes]

[rooksandravens]

Big. Fic. Energy.