The Voices Inside My Head

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[thatawkwardlittle]

Good Daddy Traits:

💘He loves big you and little you.

💘He enforces the rules when you need them, even if you don’t necessarily like them at the time.

💘He is always there to listen.

💘He will always support you.

💘He gives the bestest cuddles.

💘He is willing to let you steal all of his clothes.

💘His Daddy voice is one that you loveeee.

💘He treats you like a princess.

💘He gives you all of the kisses.

💘He never gets annoyed with you.

💘He never ignores you.

💘He spoils you, even though he insists that he doesn’t.

Feel free to add more if you want!

[breakfastburritosattiffanys]

I HEAR THOSE SLEIGH BELLS JINGLING

RING TING TINGLING TOOOOOOOOOOOOO

COME ON IT’S LOVELY WEATHER

FOR A SLEIGH RIDE TOGETHER WITH YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

[phils-mum-and-llama-placentas]

IT’S STARTED

[itsfantasticallyhomoerotic]

IT’S BEEN NOVEMBER JUST FOR FEW HOURS YOU ANIMALS

[miiriya]

[rarazsho]

i love,, the new sweaters,,

[thatsthat24]

I love these so much!!!! Thank you for this!!

[cyborglovesong]

[boogersplooge]

PARTY HARD

[lilithaphrodite-deactivated2019]

that dissociative Shit

[dissociadid]

what dissociation looks like!

[yanderes-are-pretty-neat]

I’m yours.

( a remake of the old one)

[kittens-one-daddy]

Scars

As a caregiver it’s our responsibility to help our little be a better person/little but we need to be careful. Scars are reminders of our poor decisions and can shape our behavior. You know that burn scar on your arm from reaching in the over at a odd angle. I bet you don’t that anymore do you. Scars are permanent and you should never cause permanent damage to your little physically/mentally. The problem is scars can develop over time. I have a scar in my mouth from where I bite myself as a nervous tick. A little agitation that’s added up over time and changed my body forever. We need to shape and guide our littles by being there for them positively and stern when needed. Scars can shape but are signs of damage. We should leave fingerprints not scars.

[barreltrolling]

(Super Late) Bubbline Week Day 3: Sweaters

they’re watching heat signature

[ithelpstodream]

[mikedawwwson]

Why Did They Come?

[wobblyjimbles]

TOO FUCKIN’ phenomenal to NOT reblog!!!!

[horsegirlshenanigans]

Let’s fuse

[impotsiblelife]

I don’t think disabled people should lose their benefits when they get married. 

Adults who became disabled before age 22 risk losing their benefits when they get married. Any benefits they receive through a parent’s work record are discontinued, and if their spouse makes too much money, they can’t receive SSI either. All disabled people on SSI, regardless of when they became disabled, risk losing their benefits by getting married. The only people who are guaranteed to keep their benefits are those who worked long enough to receive SSDI through their own work record. 

Marriage is an important religious and social milestone for many people, and it confers important legal protections upon couples. I think that all disabled people should be able to get married without losing their only source of income and their financial independence. 

[thehandleroflife]

Im sad now

[potsiespoons]

Dysautonomia may be an invisible illness, but there’s a lot about it that’s visible if you take the time to really look!

[impotsiblelife]

One of my family members told me the other day that the acute symptoms she was experiencing from a cold were worse than my symptoms because I’m “used to mine.” 

Unfortunately, this is a common misconception. A lot of people don’t realize that we never fully get used to the pain, fatigue, and other symptoms that our chronic illnesses cause. No matter how well we learn to cope, our symptoms still affect us on a physical and emotional level. 

[chrawrls]

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