zhinxy

geek. fangirl mom. anarchist (of the bleeding heart social darwinist pinko commie right-wing left-libertarian mutualist ancap persuasion). religious atheist. madwoman. feminist. history buff. conspiracy theorist. the person who has read more batman comics than you have.

[cathianemelian]

[zhinxy]

Let Bebop and Rocksteady bring you joy. 

[zhinxy]

[IMAGE DESCRIPTION: A LOOPED GIF OF BEBOP AND ROCKSTEADY FROM THE 80′S TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES CARTOON JUMPING UP AND DOWN ON A COUCH. I DON’T KNOW WHY I’M MAKING THESE]

[thenatsdorf]

Spectators in the stands.

[iused-tolove-her]

I love how the one in the middle is slowly losing it

[blogywicthtime676]

[resonance-of-libra]

That straight up is exactly what I expected corvid art to look like tbh.

[heretic-madlad]

This is the most goth shit I’ve ever seen

[bob-belcher]

[introfiant]

reblog this post for your pets to actually use the things you buy them

[cresstic]

If I ever dont reblog this I’m dead. The first time I saw this I laughed for a solid 5 minutes and it still gets me every time

[fan-vicious]

for us grown folk w that sweet, sweet adhd

smart but scattered by peg dawson and richard guare is Good. and it’s 9 whole dollars on kindle.

i’m too damn old and childless for these parenting guides and shit so this book? written for me. written for us, fam.

running themes are: breaking down your life into bite-sized segments, tracking progress, keeping reminders, being kind to yourself, and figuring out your strengths in executive functioning to help with your weaknesses.

i just finished the chapter on task initiation (my weakest execfunc) and every single piece of advice was fucking doable. it was initiatable. nothing’s ever initiatable. that’s like, task initiation’s whole thing.

i really wish i would’ve found this book sooner. good shit. highly recommend.

[tfw-adhd]

This ADHD and Autism Venn Diagram was requested even more highly than the ADHD and PTSD diagram, and I finally got round to making it…

[tfw-adhd]

I’m so glad this helped!! If anyone has anything else like this that they’d like me to make, then send an ask! I might not be able to help, but I’d like to try!

And yeah, I do have a Paypal; you’re so sweet! I’ll link it here.

[savingoursanity]

You know that moment when you can tell sensory processing has shut down (and you might also be dissociating) because your body suddenly feels different

[feetdonttouch]

Me, picking up an object that is clearly made out of straight-up iron: *soft gasp* it's weighted

[butterflyinthewell]

I just explained my issues with executive dysfunction to my dad and holy shit he gets it!

I described it like this: 

Imagine you’re back at AllPro(where he worked) with fifty phones and they’re all ringing. You want to answer them all because they’re all equal priority. That’s an environmental cue– phones are generally a ‘respond immediately’ cue.

Picking up a phone is a simple thing. You know it’s as easy as deciding which phone to answer and reaching out to pick it up, but your brain is saying “I must answer all of them!” The phones are ringing, and you can’t make your body reach out to pick one up because you don’t have fifty arms to reach out, you don’t have fifty ears to listen with, you don’t have a brain that can process and respond to fifty conversations and you don’t have fifty mouths that can all say different things all at the same time. 

Either you do it all simultaneously or nothing will happen. You can want to do it so bad it makes you cry, and you can’t make a decision because no choice seems like the right one. So the task stays unfinished and you get frustrated every time somebody reminds you to “just do it, it’s not that hard!” Because yes, it really IS that hard.

Now, if you had somebody who could point to which phone to answer, you can do it fine. That’s a prompt. Prompting removes the ‘middle man’ thought that says ‘do it all at once’ and gets you to focus on tasks one at a time instead of seeing them as some towering insurmountable mess.

Dad looked at me for a couple of seconds and said something to the effect of, “I didn’t know doing things were that hard for you.”

This is a major, major, major breakthrough between us because dad had it in his head that I left things messy because I didn’t care. While that’s crappy of him to assume, teaching him how that’s not the case and having him really understand it is a huge deal.

[bunnyfood]

[catsbeaversandducks]

“Just get in the car, Alice. I’ll explain on the way.”

[great-tweets]

I love you, Mr. Murderbritches.

[ladytesla]

I would die for Mr. Murderbritches

[journeymanfool]

You will

[rthstewart]

I love Mr. Murderbritches and every time I see him I retweet or reblog.  Be Mr. Murderbritches. 

[newhologram]

[closet-keys]

[ID: two tweets by The Pumpkin King @sickgirlmeg reading, “I’m not sure how to express how annoying it is to me that most people consider 2020 a “waste” because they had to spend part of it living like I’ve lived for nearly a decade due to chronic illness and disability. I have so much more to say about this, but mostly: my life is not a waste.”]

[lovecraftcountry]

First look at LOVECRAFT COUNTRY | 1x07 - I Am.

[whitepeopletwitter]

[birble-bobble]

Yeah so the Big Think is literally owned by big oil. They’re making shit up so people feel too exhausted to fight for any change. Ignore this kind of environmental nihilism, all it does it help the rich avoid change.

[midnight-spectrum-again]

The fuck

[astridfromthenorth-deactivated2]

[dinuguan]

[techyvegan]

not to be dramatic or anything but i would fucking die for you violet