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epileptic gaster theory
um UM apparently you'll be able to turn off flashing during storms in the minecraft java 1.18 update
please tell everyone, this is actually very important, i'm just too excited to process this.
the tag flashing was recently blocked from IOS, please use eyestrain instead if you want to still reach IOS users thanks
I'm sick and tired of being told epilepsy is not a disability. Until you've peed yourself in the middle of a shopping centre whilst everybody stares at you, and there is nothing you can do. Keep your opinions to yourself.
Epilepsy is so shit to have but in being so shit it’s allowed us to form a strong community of support and I work so hard to be happier about that than sad about the disability
I wish, I wish, for nothing more than to go to sleep and not wake up sore
Okay so question for people with mental illnesses and/or epilepsy:
Does anyone know what causes the feeling of being crazy? Or of going crazy? Like I can tell I'm getting a little crazy rn over the past like half hour and know an episode is probably gonna happen maybe. But I have no idea what to even google to learn more about the psychology and neurology of this feeling.
Also included epilepsy bc its possible, but not confirmed, that I have a seizure disorder that manifests weirdly - or likely my brain is just a mishmash of various symptoms and chemicals etc. But I'm wondering if it's like an aura or something.
Happens before an episode (usually 30 minutes to a couple hours) where I get paranoid/slightly delusional, super insecure, and my mind feels... fast and choppy like a stormy sea.
I think it was one of my mutuals who reblogged it, but does anyone have that one post about photosensitivity not being taken seriously by social media creators/somewhat users but the post focused more on how its handled by the platforms? I really need it for a class oops