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when we have someone legitimately asking if having a favorite color is a neurodivergent thing i think we need to address how we talk abt neurodivergence on this site skdnfsmdkms.
speaking from experience, and this is still a habit i have yet to rid myself of, constantly analyzing every aspect of your behavior for any signs of pathology(tm) is like...bad. breaking yourself down into little pieces and sorting them into diagnostic categories, when it comes to things that aren't impairing to you or harmful to anyone else is just not something i can see as good for your sense of self. for me and others i'm sure it likely arises from having identity issues due to trauma and therefore grasping onto anything that gives us a "place" and while that may be cathartic, i don't see it as something positive for overall personal growth.
like, there's a difference between identifying symptoms of a diagnosis you have in order to learn to manage them vs. associating harmless and relatively normal behavior with having a weird brain. aside from messing with your sense of self it also has people saying "oh i do [a behavior not even indicative with any conditon], does that mean i'm [x]?" which is misleading to people searching for answers and support about issues they're having and therefore would obstruct the "recovery" thing you guys keep talking about. come on now
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norway’s curling team is appropriately dressed for valentine’s day
day 2: norway is still slaying the pants game
day 3: pants game is still on top
day 4: still impressive
day 5: another day another trouser
day 6: they have yet to wear one pair twice
Okay so I already reblogged this once but I’m reblogging again because I just watched a short documentary about these pants.
Apparently back at their first Olympics appearance, they (especially Chris Svae, the ginger who plays second) were pretty disappointed with their gear because the gear didn’t look flattering. They couldn’t change the shirts because of Norway federation sponsorships so they started looking for pants to wear. They had a hard time finding pants that both looked respectable enough for professional curling and stretchy enough to allow curling, and promptly gave up on finding pants that were both stretchy and professional.
Chris Svae ended up finding pants that were Norway-colors-ish that looked comfortable enough for curling, but had crazy patterns. People at Olympics were not happy about this because PATTERNS AREN’T RESPECTABLE ENOUGH, so they were conflicted. But the night before the opening ceremony, they were hanging out with a bunch of lady skiiers. Chris at some point just takes off his pants and put on the crazy pants they bought and asks “Do you think we should wear these pants” and the skiers were like “he’ll yeah you should totally do it”
So they wore the crazy pants to play in the Olympics, and a few days later the website where they bought the pants crashed. The owner of the website visited them in Vancouver for the Olympics, and then decided to sponsor the team.
And now, 8 years layer, the Norwegian team has a different pair of pants for each match. Including a Valentine’s day pair.
This is a weird but lovely kind of wholesome.
THIS IS MAKING ME WHEEZE
WHAT JUST HAPPENED
it’s past midnight and im hysterically laughing and then thIS-
Conservatives accidentally doing this never gets old
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dont any of you dare forget this gem i quote this daily
@ all trans masc or androgynous people who need to hear this right now
URGENT
Sai is a young black transfemme who is at an increased risk of facing violence and has been kidnapped and is in the Cincinnati Ohio area. On their Instagram story, they posted a quick video in the dark and said “tall 40-50 Latino male about 5’10” please I’m in Cincinnati Ohio, I’m in the basement he could be back any second please help.”
Police aren’t doing enough. Keep using and spreading the hashtag and keep putting pressure on police to prioritize getting them to saftey!
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Please spread this. As of 12:50, they posted an Instagram story saying they were ok but we don’t know if that’s actually them!
As of 1:04, their socials are being deactivated.
… S L needs your support for Help a Black trans woman FFS, SRS, & survival
Here’s her gofundme! Donate if you can to help Sai be safe!
Continue to trend #FindSai !
As of 1:25, Sai has posted a video on their Instagram (?) , but it seems really forced. Keep spreading until we get explicit confirmation that they are ok!
Here is a constantly updating thread!
apriishydoeden submitted: Shhhhh
It is nap time for car park gulls
everybody please be quiet, please
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Now Youve Gone And Done It
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If you're in Texas and you're trying to stay warm during the power outages, here's some tips from an Illinoisan currently living in Texas. Obviously battery powered heaters or heated blankets can be great, as is a fire in a fireplace. But if those aren't options for you, try:
1. You can use tape around the edges of doors and windows to prevent drafts, or use towels or blankets to stuff around it. We currently have blankets taped up covering our doors and towels taped over most of our windows. Avoid going into rooms with an outside wall or multiple/large windows, they're going to be colder.
2. If you're getting power back every now and then, fill a sock about 2/3 full with rice, lentils, or dry beans, stick it in the microwave for about 30 seconds at a time, checking to see when it's nice and warm. Then put it at your feet under a blanket.
3. If you have a gas stove, boil a pot of water. You can make tea or soup with it, but even just boiling water will help warm and humidify the home a little. Good for avoiding nosebleeds.
4. Set all your faucets to drip. Moving water in the pipes keeps them from freezing, which is good because you don't want them to burst.
5. Got a significant other? Kids? Pets? Cuddle them. Never underestimate how much it helps to have another warm body sharing a blanket with you.
6. Do NOT drink alcohol. Yes, it makes you feel nice and warm. It also causes you to LOSE body heat.
7. Move around! Even just bicycling your legs will get your blood flowing, which will help warm you up. Then you can go right back to bundling up.
Signal boost this if you can, texas has dangerously low temperatures (single digits Fahrenheit and lower) and people are without power or heat all over the state.
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