#emotional lability

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Emotional lability: a sign or symptom typified by exaggerated changes in mood or affect in quick succession.

[abusedunicornia]

37F ENM bi hypersexual nerdy life posting

I know my soulmates and they know me but sometimes it takes us time to see

minors DNI

[musicaltrash]

"normalize this, normalize that" normalize emotional lability? psuedobulbar affect?

it's great that we're normalizing the widespread things but I didn't realize what was wrong with me until a few years ago. I had no friends because of it. and then I was so depressed and mastered hiding emotions that it didn't even show up, and people finally wanted to be friends with me. they only liked me when I stopped feeling emotive at all.

I don't expect y'all to know and research every condition possible, but at least treat people kindly if you don't know what's going on. that kid at school who has trouble expressing emotions in a normal way? they're not a "crybaby" or "too emotional." that coworker who struggles with regulating their feelings, and either shows too much or too little? there's a reason.

I don't ask for reblogs but for the love of god just be kind to people so they don't have fucked up lives and think that they're the problem.

[crippleprophet]

shockingly none of the infographics on emotional lability are geared toward the intended audience of kinky hookup partners. major oversight on the part of neurological charities worldwide.

[-black-engel-]

Bald 27 Jahre alt, meine Ärzte sagen ich wirke stabil.

[phroyd]

In NO WAY does JK Rowling "Hate" Trans-People. The backlash against her is pure irrational hysteria by either ignorant, or emotionally labile people.

JK Rowling is correct when she says Trans Women are NOT "Women". They are "Trans Women" with the personal right to live their lives as close to being a woman as possible. It is a different "Gender" altogether.

But to say that they are "Women" because they believe they are or feel like thy are inside themselves is supporting, at best, a Wish. Their demand that society accept them as Women is a to support a Delusion.

Language about the distinction between biological sex and gender is more an accurate intellectual debate, but not a legitimate social distinction that supports someone's "Feeling" that they are a woman, in a society that defines biological sex and gender as the default gender distinction. Biological sex IS Binary, Intersex people are the result of biological DNA misfire. Gender may be more diverse, but to argue that "Woman" is a Gender, not a "Sex" is semantics which serve only to embolden this misconception that Trans-Women are Women.

Society should openly accommodate those with Non-Binary and Trans identity. But "Feeling" as if you are the opposite biological gender than that of your birth does not make you such.

Supporting Trans-Rights does NOT mean you have to believe everything that community believes. Nor does it mean you have to blindly accept all of the social changes that community wants to see happen. They are fellow citizens with Rights, who should be able to live the life they feel best suits them and to be treated by society with the same consideration and respect as anyone else. People who have some irrational belief about them, based upon religious delusion should mind their own business.

If you want to know what JK Rowling actually said, read it for yourselves:

J.K. Rowling Says She’d ‘Happily’ Take Prison Time Rather Than Use a Trans Person’s Correct Pronouns

"It'll be more fun than I've ever had on a red carpet."

Phroyd

[poisonedm1nd]

Honestly have so much appreciation for artists and creators who separate their sexual-themed content from the rest. As someone who experiences severe sex repulsion but still wants to view and support the rest of your content, thank you sincerely!

[actuallyadhd]

Are the mood swings like super excited one minute and really depressive the next or is it like not so extreme?

Sent April 6, 2019

Not usually that extreme, in my experience. More like neutral and then a spike in one direction or the other.

Followers, what’s your experience of ADHD-related mood swings?

-J