thoughts from a spoon

25 y/o who tries her best to focus but ends up wasting time on social media

[t3asp00n]

~2025 Movies, Albums, and Books~

The previous year was good to me in terms of movies, there were only 2 that I didn't really care for ( Fantastic Four - mid at best, and Now You See Me 3 - fun but didn't stand out). My most enjoyable watches were All Her Fault (miniseries), Wake Up Dead Man, K-POP Demon Hunters, Mickey 17, ATLA (2005 series), Misery, and Pulp Fiction.

As far as music albums go, I had 3 major hyper-fixations: K-POP Demon Hunters (my top album), EPIC: the musical (Jorge was my top artist), and Midnight Sun. Honorable mention is Evil Twin (I'm in love with Isaac Dunbars voice and producing).

I'm proud of myself for reading 6 books throughout the year. In previous years, I've said "I should read [insert book title here]" but never made the time for it. I think what helped was going to bookstores and reading picture books that caught my eye which eventually lead me to read "The boy the mole the fox and the horse". While it is a picture book, it's quite a think book (128pgs). It's a thoughtful story and the art is beautiful. My favorite book this year was "A Beautifully Foolish Endeavor" by John Green. I had read the first book in this duo the previous December and loved it so much I quickly ordered ABFE from the library. These books were such a fun read that I will be adding them to my personal library.

[cidnangarlond]

reblog for a soup blessing in 2022

[t3asp00n]

Good soup

[wecopewithourptsdwithmemes]

[greenstudies]

It’s okay if you get overwhelmed easily

I know there are people who seem to do milion things at once. People who make decisions quickly without second guessing. People who live in clutter, noise and crowds like it’s where they’re supposed to be.

It’s okay if you can’t do any of that. It’s okay to feel stressed even with one task. It’s okay if you get tired quickly or if you can’t make decisions easily.

Each of us has a different way of thinking, different pain tolerance, different anxiety levels. 

Just take a deep breath. Collect your thoughts and start. That’s all you have to do. Start and it will get easier. 

And if it doesn’t get easier? You are allowed to remove yourself from situations that make you feel bad. You deserve to take care of yourself and to protect yourself. You can come back when you’re ready

[shitpostsampler]

Been a good while since I stitched my first shitpostsampler pattern. Here’s a dump: part 1

They’re also displayed on my instagram: sisestitch

Submitted by  siseja

[thebootydiaries]

me after 15 seconds of work: i just cant do this anymore

[ostolero]

it’s about time I contributed to the online discourse

bricks are domesticated rocks

[studentlifeproblems]

[toshio]

[dankmemeuniversity]

[burnpygmalion]

why would you censor the ops name

[jerks-deactivated20200603]

women would flock to him otherwise

[finndamerons-archive]

you've heard of cotton eye joe, now get ready for

polyester foot bob

[virgil-studies]

Been going through a rough patch but I'm slowly starting to crawl out of it. Here's what's worked for me this time :)

[thebootydiaries]

me at 4am: who am i

[butternaan]

[mr-squiggley-poufs]

Ok so I've found a way to describe what Neurodivergent Can't Do Task Mode™ feels like to neurotypicals

So you know how you can't make yourself put your hand down on a hot stovetop? There's a part of your brain that stops you from doing that? That's what Neurodivergent Can't Do Task Mode™ feels like

Even if we want to do it, there's a barrier stopping us from doing it, and it's really hard to override

And why does our brain see the task as a hot stovetop? Because when neurotypicals finish a task, they get serotonin, but we don't get that satisfaction after completing a task. A neurotypical wouldn't get serotonin from putting their hand on a hot stovetop, it would just hurt. When we can't do a task, it's because our brain knows that the task will hurt (metaphorically) and wants to avoid that.

It's not that we're choosing not to do the task, it's that our brain is physically preventing us from doing it.

Neurotypicals can and should reblog but please don't add anything

(Sorry/not sorry about the random bolding, it makes it easier for us to read)

[domesticflight]

[adhdinbiomed]

It is 5 pm and I have done absolutely nothing of importance yet. Thanks anxiety and executive dysfunction