#windyboy

[bigskycastle]

trickster john?

sure:-)

[princessesaphi]

Could you draw the Land of Mist and Chains (LOMAC), a land with a giant chain snaking around it that ends up in a giant crater?

Here you go !

[lets-talk-dyscalculia]

Hello! I need help understanding some things. I went to four different sessions of psych testing, 2 hours long each, where I would have to read passages out loud, do the block design test, memorize and draw abstract designs, ect. When I got the results back, the psychologist said I had (or at least had something similar to) dyslexia. When I would read out loud I would sometimes stumble over or mispronounce words that I'm familiar with because I "dropped" or "switched" letters (1/3)

(2/3) this is confusing to me because in everything involving the liberal arts (reading comprehension, writing, spelling, ect), I'm in the 99% percentile. I had a 12+ reading level in 3rd grade. In addition to that, I'm skeptical of the diagnosis because both myself and my younger brother were hyperlexic as kids, and hyperlexia is the neurological opposite of dyslexia. Being able to read so well at such a young age seems to rule out dyslexia, but

(3/3) I can't argue that I don't mix up letters and words in a way that looks EXACTLY like dyslexia. Do you have any insight??? I know that I did really poorly on the block test, so is it possible that it's mostly just a spacial thing? I don't understand how I could have a reading disability if I'm.. not bad at reading, like, AT ALL. Thanks in advance, and sorry for my ignorance on the subject!

Response: well, Im not a professional and I didn't give you the diagnoses but Dyslexia isnt technically an official diagnoses anymore. They broke it up to more specific areas of difficulty with reading, spelling etc. Brains are super complicated I don't have Dyslexia, however I have problems flipping letters, spelling, and translating the written word into spoken language, meaning I mispronounce things when reading out loud. but i'm a very fast and skilled reader with a large vocabulary. 

I don't know as much about reading and spelling related disabilities as I do about math related ones, but you should ask your parents about allowing you to read through your official diagnostic report. they go really in depth about how your brain works instead of just giving you a one name diagnoses. so it may explain why you were diagnosed as having something similar to dyslexia while still being a strong reader.

 generally the tests are to figure out how your brain functions not just skill level in an area. you may have certain thinking patterns and difficulties that relate to the dyslexia area of the DSM 5, but strengths that cancel out some of the symptoms. and sometimes things you don't even realize could affect an area of your brain do, like I had no idea memory problems could contribute to writing letters backwards, they don't seem tied together in any way, but that's apparently why I flip letters. because I have sequential memory problems.

I definitely think you should read through your full report, it really helped me figure out why I was diagnosed with things that didn't make much sense to me. if that doesn't clear it up, I would contact the person who gave you the diagnoses, they may be able to re explain. I know the person who gave me mine told me I could call if I had any questions.

sorry I couldn't give you more of an answer, I'm not a specialist and I don't know enough about how your brain works.  dont apologize for lack of knowledge! asking questions is never something to be ashamed of! 

[oingoz]

hey u3u

tv casualty by misfits! mm what a jam

send me a “hey” and i’ll shuffle my spotify and tell you our song! :D

[windyboy222]

i’m going to type the entire first chapter of the communist manifesto onto someones world of text.  right now.

[machiavelliancerulean]

😒❤️🎶✖️#️⃣ (your dave link is broken btw!)

😒 person you hateoh god uh. i h8 a lot of people

❤️ 5 people you lovein no particular order:-my Moirail........-kanaya maryam-terezi pyrope-the 8ig crush(tm)-john eg8ert

🎶 top 5 favorite songs(please don’t judge my edgy-ass music taste)-shut me up (msi)-spider8reath (homestuck? i don’t know the original artist)-na na na (mcr)-missed me (dresden dolls)-hallelujah (pentatonix)

✖️ 5 things you hate-any kind of like. 8igotry against people t8h-people just like, not respecting other people-when you have to reach in dirty dishwater-really 8ad smells-lots of homework

#️⃣ lucky number8!!!!!!!!

[theartofangirling]

So I have to know, what was the #1 saddest Rogue One death, who was your favorite character, and did any ships stand out? And how did you feel about the ending?

all of the deaths???? i was so unprepared for this pain????

CASSIAN ANDOR, MY SON WHO I LOVE WITH ALL MY HEART

I really liked Cassian and Jyn - I thought they had a wonderful “power couple against the rest of the world” vibe. also blind guy and his husband (I don’t know their names??) were just the Best

the ending was.......Very sad.......i was not ready.......... But I also understand why they did it and it adds so much to the rest of the original trilogy....... but i’m still Sad

[orochislayer]

Rose, Kanaya, and Vriska, and then John, Dave, and Karkat?

for the gals: red with kanaya, pale with vriska, black with rose

for the dude guys: red wiyh dave, black with john, i guess pale with karkat