#spasms

[vampfire1]

sometimes i think people just don't. understand that i like answering (non invasive) questions about my disabilities/illnesses/disorders. like yeah girl go ask me how i do my makeup as someone with tics and spasms. go ask me how i do competitive gymnastics as someone with chronic illnesses (answer a lot of taking breaks). go ask me how my hypermobility impacts my day to day life. how chronic migraines and epilepsy impact me. about my mobility aids. my personality disorders. why i can sometimes eat gluten but usually can't. about juvenile arthritis. about my pots and my compression socks (which i have a large collection of). about my horrible anxiety. about my hypomanic and depressive episodes. about my sensory issues and autism in general.

so yeah you can ask me about my disorders. just be nice about it.

[casualmorpheusconsumer]

what Animal kingdom does to a mf

[scoriarose]

I saw a strange behavior in Sakura earlier, she looked like she was having spasms or panicking over nothing- I figured out what is going on but am curious if any of you can guess what is happening here!

It's okay to guess wrong as I already know what's really going on, so no snake will be hurt by a mistake. But a good chance to see if you can figure out what is causing this if you'd like to get better at understanding the root cause of this snake behavior- and possibly help someone else when they see similar with their own pet without knowing what's happening.

For anyone worried about Sakura and not wanting to guess:

She is okay. She is not hurt or suffering from a neurological issue. It's not any kind of medical issue at all and when I realized what is actually going on it's actually a little funny. Sakura is 100% healthy, safe, and fine- though when I first saw this and didn't realize what was happening I was scared so bad. Part of the reason I'm uploading is so if someone else sees the same behavior they can recognize it as a possibility- and handle the cause. But it was so scary at first, I thought she was having a seizure or something.

[jhsharman]

"Net Nut", "Judge Nudge"

Title change is weird -- the initial one remains in the comic books, but the title change only happens in the "Kids Jokes" book. Kids need to be steered clear of "nut".

I associate this bit premise with baseball and single panels -- though its initial one is probably in judging a beauty contest. I guess it just as well can cover any sport or contest, but baseball (and softball) offers a visual of home plate collision.

[lunarreign24]

In commemoration of Donkey Kong Bananza, I decided to try digital drawing. I decided on a messier look so it didn't matter if my spasms messed it up.

Title: OOOOOOOOooh BANANA

[dirtylowdown2]

LITTLE WILLIE JOHN Spasms KING

'This is a follow up of his masterpiece "Fever".'

William Edward “Little Willie” John (November 15, 1937 – May 26, 1968)

[thatpollguy]

Do you have dystonia?

Yes

No

Voting ended onJan 14

[dreamlessdog]

hypermobility sometimes be like "my shoulder is really hurting" and then you proceed to unhinge your other shoulder just to reach and massage your own muscles