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concept that i don’t have the technical art skills to do proper justice to: tragedy/comedy masks but as bugs bunny and daffy duck. important to note that the comedy mask would be bugs and would have his long ears and the smiling mouth would be his iconic, huge, trickster-god smile. the tragedy mask would have daffy’s beak and the little tuft of feathers on top of his head. someone pls make my highly enlightened hallucinations a reality

#please the vision will not leave me #bugs bunny #daffy duck

snoopyoftheday

snoopy of the day

1five1two

alexseanchai

[image reads: “geology rocks, but geography is where it’s at”]

cursedpdf

AirPods piss me off because for as expensive as they are, they SHOULD be able to differentiate between when i’m singing along with music or babytalking my pets vs. trying to talk to an actual person and NOT pause my music when i’m just trying to live and have a good time 😭

seracadash

My hate for the military vs my love for the 🫡 emoji

pansyfemme

cd has a hole. record has a hole. casette has 2 holes. streaming? zero holes. i think i’ve made my point

sonoftheria

✴︎ BETRAYED STRAYS ✴︎

the-font-bandit

One of the most frustrating things about being ADHD is the way hyperfixations and skill levels work.

So I, an ADHD person, will get obsessed with A Thing. I will research, I will practice. I'll check out library books, watch YouTube videos, seek out podcasts, all to learn everything I can about The Thing.

Thiat Thing is often a skill or hobby. Painting, writing, candlemaking, baking, mixology, tea blending.

But the thing with ADHD is that you'll be obsessed with it only to a certain skill level. Something where all the mystery is gone. It's not as fun once the learning part is over and it's just boring practice to get better.

Then abruptly, you'll lose interest and move to another fixation.

That skill level you've earned may be higher than your average person with a passing interest. But it's also lower than someone who specializes in said thing, who has put in those hard hours of practice and work.

So you start just forming this miscellaneous collection of things that you're good enough at to earn some praise, but still leave you feeling like you're just never *quite* good enough at anything because you can't just choose anything.

And you want to pick a Thing. To find Your Thing. The thing that fits, that you can finally excel at. But you just can't seem to.

snototter

A Galapagos sea lion (Zalophus wollebaeki) in Galapagos, Ecuador

by divindk

#sooo shaped…..

snoopylovessoup

mothmansboywife

The only adhd tips that work:

1. Never tell anyone what you're planning to do until you do it (you will get a premature dopamine hit and sense of accomplishment from telling them and lose motivation to actually do it)

2. Never sit down (never sit down)

#the only way I can get shit done at my house during weekdays is to not sit down until I am ready for bed 😭