#funsettoland

[blackwatchguide]

ANGERY ARM HAS APPEARED I LOVE ANGERY ARM

[positive-lesbian-vibes]

my comp het crush experience involved frantically trying on every boy i'd never seen act like an idiot in eight grade and none of the crushes sticking for more than a week and subsequently wondering if i was doomed to never experience love lmao

BRUH thinking you cant love anyone bc u cannot find it in u to like a boy is the Most Valid Lesbian thing ever.... like at least 75% of the lesbians i have ever met have believed that at some point in time

[actuallyadhd]

When I was in 4th grade I started going to therapy because I was being bullied and having behavior issues in school (basically, I would read in class). The therapist tested me for ADHD and this was back before the classifications changed so I was diagnosed with “mild ADHD”. At some point I assumed that it, I dont know, went away? Skip to my senior year of high school, I realized I couldn’t remember the last time I wasn’t struggling in school. So I got a diagnosis from my new current therapist and yeah, I still have ADHD (inattentive type)

[snazzystarlight]

Hey I really love your art! Just wondering, do you ever paint songs from memory?

Hey! Thank you!For new songs, no. But there are some copied down ones (like "Satisfied" from Hamilton) that I've done so many times I don't need my reference.

[aporeticelenchus]

funsettoland replied to your post: You are part of the Brick/Historical Squad™, have...

Damn I love courfius id definitely give anything you made for those two dorks lots of love

It’s such a good ship!

I want to pick my college AU back up, but I’d have to reread what I read to remember where I was, and that’s daunting...plus, modern AU fic is hard for me to write. But I will try!

[actuallyadhd]

Is stimming always repetitive/fast? Like something I like to do a lot is press small objects firmly against my palm. But it's not like an over and over thing and it's not even really noticeable to other people. So I'm not sure if that's really stimming. Or maybe just some kinds are more represented? Idk, help me out here

So I would consider that stimming because it’s sensory stimulation. The usual definition says it’s always repetitive movement and specifically vestibular, but my experience, both as a person who stims and as someone who has worked with autistic children, says otherwise.

-J

[actuallyadhd]

Last year I was diagnosed with ADHD inattentive type and my therapist said that meds usually don't help for that type and I decided I didn't need them. I just started college and I'm struggling more than ever (also with depression and uh maybe if my academics were in order it wouldn't be so hard to get my mood in order you know?). I kind of want to start meds. Have you ever heard anything about meds not being as effective for inattentive type?

I have never heard anything of the kind, and it makes no sense given that Inattentive ADHD is just a different presentation from Combined or Hyperactive/Impulsive ADHD: the different types all have the same base cause and the exact same treatments.

-J

[judesstfrancis]

my url + red? :0 (ily)

done! (ily!!!💛💛)