#blanketlicker

[katzen-kinder]

blanketlicker replied to your post “HUSBAND GOT ME A VOLTRON SHIRT”

WHAT OMG

YEAH!

We had been subscribing to Loot Crate for a while and got some nerdy items. Apparently he had gotten this shirt like a fucking YEAR ago and forgot about it! Needless to say it’s mine now. :)

[diosaurs]

blanketlicker replied to your post i will never be over how shitty sailor moon...

UHG I KNOW

literally the biggest disappointment in my entire life

[diosaurs]

blanketlicker replied to your post:real talk i was rly afraid of ET and i thought he...

I used to have nightmares of ET chasing me up the stairs of my preschool. But it was still my favorite movie as a kid? Distinctly remember crying on the Universal Studios ride as a kid too idk.

my bed was against a wall and i always got freaked out to be near the wall cus i thought his gross hands would like creep up the wall and touch me  but i reallylike the ride tho i didnt go to universal till i was a bit older so???

[diosaurs]

blanketlicker replied to your post:ive caught up on free should i watch haikyuu is it...

Psssst watch okkiku furikabutte is better :<

 ive seen it!!! i love it actually !!

[starkmyarc]

Suzanne: you have bears on your card?

Kelsey: yeah, I go to the bear bank

[gilkiduss]

blanketlicker replied to your post:I don’t even wanna tell people I kind of like SNK...

Is okay dude at least you also like Jojo’s that’s still hip and fresh

Isn't the Tumblr fandom for it kind of growing tho.

I feel as though my days are numbered.

[monarchvee]

"I’m trying to talk to my bro but lesbians are makin out."

[actuallyadhd]

So, I've been told that often enough people who have dyslexia are commonly mis diagnosed with adhd? I honestly haven't looked to much into it, but i do find myself mixing up letters and numbers allot, especially when I'm off my meds. Is this a common thing in adhdr's, or possibly something like dyslexia?

Learning disorders can cause people to have some of the same behaviours (e.g., disruptive behaviours, distraction). It's also possible to have both ADHD and a learning disorder. That's part of why a full assessment is so important - an experienced clinician will be able to tell if your results indicate a learning disorder or ADHD (or both).

Flipping numbers and letters is pretty common with ADHD as well; we just talked about that a couple of days ago, in fact. It seems to be a result of inattention.

If this is causing you a lot of problems, do talk to your doctor about the possibility of being assessed for a learning disorder as well.

-J