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Hello, heres just a little thing about me. I’m canadian, female, and currently 27. I do shitty doodles in my spare time and post lots of crud fandomy related.

[pmamtraveller]

A Forest by Gustav Klimt

[jvhdb]

every day i tell myself i need to leave the disco elysium subreddit then someone is really funny on there and i’m forced to keep going

[pmamtraveller]

Gustav Klimt, Death and Life (1915)

[lemonsweet]

The other day my nephew described something as being "like if Slenderman was stuck in a little car" and I yelled YES!!!! bc I thought he was referencing this image I like but then I showed the picture and he was like how do you have an image for that where did you get that

[pmamtraveller]

Best doors ever!

[prguitarman]

Good morning ✨

[acidgirl]

this line delivery has lived in my head for 10 years

[acidgirl]

Just One Guy, Just One Spider-Man… -OR Woman?!? We don’t Know… forsure…..

[punished-venom-solitair-e]

[ne0ntetra]

What if it was denim?!

[aholefilledwithtwigs]

I have never read or watched Death Note and i know the whole ‘book that kills people’ premise but from all the shit i see on here it seems to be two teenaged boys acting out this scene over and over

[avoidanse]

death 13 episode parallels

[beemovieerotica]

it's weird how there's this perception of OCD as the "cleanliness" disorder where people still consider OCD behaviors to be like, rooted in some rational and correct (but overshot) trajectory toward objectively sanitary conditions, if that makes any sense? like there was a reddit post about somebody's roommate who had an extremely biohazardous room and a few commenters mentioned that OCD might be a factor based on her other behaviors, and a bunch of non-OCD-havers were like "what??? but it's objectively not clean??? there's so much bacteria in there???"

like idk how to tell you that the disorder gives you disordered thinking. disordered thinking is not rational. and there are absolutely things that trigger 1 person with OCD but do not matter to another, because your OCD can latch on to literally anything.

[orcboxer]

OCD is easier understood as the anxiety loop disorder. You have the "obsessions," which are the concepts your anxiety fixates on, and then the "compulsions," which are the actions you take to alleviate that anxiety, and the problem is that once you do the compulsion, your brain doesn't actually let go, it just waits a minute and then repeats the thoughts of anxiety, forcing you to do the compulsion all over again.

One example is, if you've experienced a break-in, and you have OCD, you might keep checking the door locks over and over, because what if you missed something and you were wrong and the door isn't actually locked. This could go all night long if it's a severe enough case. Hence, OCD is often called the "doubting disorder."

If you don't fixate on the concept of contamination, you probably won't be particularly neat or clean. Hell, even if you are fixated on that particular anxiety, you can still end up with a disgusting living space, because, for instance, you might get stuck cleaning the same drain over and over because what if it has mold and you weren't thorough enough, and you get so fixated on the drain that you end up neglecting the expired food in your fridge. It doesn't make sense, you're afraid of mold but you got a fridge full of it, because your brain won't stop blaring alarms about the mold in the sink specifically. And you're fully aware it's irrational, which is probably the most maddening part.

It's like a crazy loud fire alarm that goes off and won't stop until you leave the house; you know damn well there's no fire, but it's much easier to just leave the house every thirty minutes for no reason than it is to try to go about your business with that earsplitting alarm. Unfortunately that's an exhausting way to live and you'll end up neglecting yourself in a lot of ways.

[cyphir-spacerobot]

Victor Frankenstein after achieving the impossible and building a fucking person from scraps of the dead: Oh god, ew, ew it's ugly! Yucky! Yucky! Gross! Ew! Ew! Yucky! Yucky! Gross! Ew!

[koiagain]

[verminfang]

Thinking about a vampire dude bro who won't drink girl blood- because he's afraid it will estroginise him soy products style- getting trapped in a mental cage when he learns vampire dude who only bites other dudes reads as gay

[vixvigil]

it’s never a normal temperature anymore it’s always some fucking bullshit

[rosslynpaladin]

I need you young people to know it was almost never this hot when I was a child. Millennials and Gen Xers are all nostalgic and excited about summer because it was about ten to twenty degrees cooler to experience it back then!

I cannot express to you how FAST it has gone. I grew up in a world that does not exist now. We're starting on the path to reverse it, globally. You might not know how much solar has EXPLODED in the last decade or two. It's gone from a side thing, a weirdo novelty that was just Not Viable... to whole countries investing in infrastructure. but we have to keep fighting big oil and fascism everywhere we can in order to keep on this road to a new better less scorching burning earth.

But any time you wonder wtf the weather is doing- THIS IS NOT NORMAL, NO. THIS IS NOT WHAT IT WAS EVEN TWENTY YEARS AGO.

[depsidase]

[broken-horn-of-equius]

[agentofdeterioration]

The Catalogue of Ships in the Iliad is, to a modern audiences, what classicists have called “boring as hell,” but I can’t help but think that if you were watching Homer recite it it would have been more like when comedians go, “anybody here tonight from Chicago?” and the Chicagoans in the back start cheering

Homer’s like, “and there were forty black ships from… LOCRIS” and the Locrians in the crowd start going absolutely nuts

[jojosicons]

vol. 18 ⭑ chapter 169-170