When in doubt...We have the internet

I'm Adara Marie. Gemini. WA. Thirty

[shiftythrifting]

😬

[wethinkweloveweaccept]

Found this gem last week!

[cannibalchicken]

[alientitty]

💀

[reactionpicarchive]

[papayajuan2019]

paper and pen seems so powerful now. on account of all the. surveillance

[marmorada]

[pokeballvictimized]

[cherrypikkins]

all these clothing stores with their 'boyfriend shirts', 'boyfriend hoodies', 'boyfriend sweatpants', 'boyfriend shorts' - every two minutes someone's poor boyfriend is being divested of his clothes for resale and left cold and naked and confused somewhere

[ladyshinga]

[abeardedseattle-man-deactivated]

I'm a real slut for fires, forests, and full moons.

[irlwakko]

“let women be straight” no. everyone lez out now

[radicalgraff]

"Your government hates you!!"

Seen in Rogers Park, Chicago

[your-local-house-cricket]

uses him to scroll on tumblr for 2 hours

[catchymemes]

[prof-grace-aspen]

This is the best description I’ve heard for this method, I always thought it was bullshit because I never heard a description that actually explained how to do this other than “tap your head 20 times”.

I have anxiety-induced hissing, which sounds/feels different from sound-induced tinnitus (which I have also experience). Sound-based tinnitus actually sounds like you’re “hearing” something in your ears, whilst the hissing I have feels like it’s “inside my head”, if that makes sense. But this technique still helps!!

[mieaouy]

Here’s a visual I found because I couldn’t understand the instructions well

[sushinfood]

My ringing just went away for the first time in years. What is this blissful quiet.

[roseverdict]

wait wait i gotta try this, i don’t think i’ve had Actual Silence since i was like 5

[roseverdict]

HOW THE FUCK

[alex51324]

Reblogging to save a life, and also because, even if you don’t have tinnitus, this is totally worth trying if you like new sensory experiences.  

[storm-of-the-swarm]

@theshaddowedsnow

[cosmo-the-ethyrian]

what

[admiral-crow-is-watching]

HAVE THOSE BIRDS AND WIND BEEN THERE THE WHOLE FUCKING TIME

[librarysilverfish]

@clgoodwin

[itssjanedoe]

[s-h-a-s-e]

[goodfriendo]

i wonder what they're gossiping about

[jmawork]

had to draw them

[bonemachinetheoperatorsmanual-d]

[midwestemogirlfriend]

[faustique]

someone told me that when they feel nervous about doing something & their heart starts beating really fast, that they call it their "inner applause" because their body is cheering them on, and i think that's the sweetest narrative adjustment ever.