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My blog is kinda like the sock that gets dropped when you pull it out of the dryer. Also, I don't tag things other than my art and nsfw so please be careful My Art

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Up close and purrsonal.

[gingersnapwolves]

okay but watching the latest Trump meltdown is amazing since one of the primary defenses I’ve heard of his behavior is “all guys have said stuff like that”. after several years of “not all men” every time we try to talk about sexual harassment. suddenly it is, in fact, all men. that is some kermit-drinking-tea level cognitive dissonance. thank you and good night.

[soaprock-deactivated20170214]

me: *is constantly worried im annoying*

me: hey guys

no one:

me in my head: fuCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK

[mongoldenhappy]

Striking a pose at sunset

[boofwellington]

I actually posted this a while ago but deleted it bc I just didn’t like it, but I don’t feel like I’ll be able to post new content for a while, so I’m putting this up so I have something to post.

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[luchile]

“we’re watching a movie in class”

“but you have to take notes”

“and write a two page paper about it”

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[harlemcollective-deactivated201]

“Police Brutality Must Go.” Harlem, 1963. Photo: Gordon Parks

[mpregcraig]

[mpregcraig]

this is the best picture i’ve seen in my life. this is a million dollar picture.

[arisonas-deactivated20181110]

facebook??? sorry thats for LOSER idiot extroverts unlike me, who is a COOL smart introvert. now if you’ll excuse me i have a book to read and a tumblr post to ‘feels’ *hits tardis bookshelf with pathetically scrawny elbow, tons of books pile upon my useless body as i lie motionless*

[katswenski]

Happy National Dog Day, everyone! My Website – See me on Webtoon

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[buddhabrand]

look at this fat bastard

[andrewbelami]

he’s doing his best

[itssoldier76]

proof you can be big and beautiful

[kunmao]

THEM EYEBROWS

THEM FRCKLESSSSSS

[casisanidjit-deactivated2023011]

I live for Misha dragging Donald Trump on twitter

[dissociationawareness]

Things You Can Do For Someone Who’s Dissociating

Disclaimer: One of your greatest tools in helping someone through a dissociative episode is your knowledge of them. Some of these things will not work for everyone, and some people may react negatively to some of these (esp. being touched). It’s good to ask people what they would prefer when they’re experiencing a dissociative episode.

Tactile Stuff - Give them something to hold or touch: Stuffed animal, blanket, worry stone, a pet, ect. (Especially something calming and/or stimulating) - Give them something to drink or eat - Touch their arm or hand - Give them a hug

Things You Can Say (Note: Do not yell at them, but speak clearly and simply) - Say their name - Tell them the date or where they are - Just talk to them (especially topics that are calming and/or stimulating)

Get them Involved! - Take them on a walk - Play a game with them - Give them something to focus on: Book, tactile stuff, tv, ect.

If there is a trigger to the dissociative episode, you can remove the trigger (if possible). Some people may be helped by leaving the situation and going someplace calm. Some people would prefer to be left alone to come out of it by themselves.

[transashketchum]

Also! -reduce sensory input by lowering lights, turning down music, et cetera -get them to play a game of some sort -bring liquids and/or snacks