here’s a uquiz i made a while ago and hopefully it doesn’t suck
ps5 brain monday
Oh so THIS is the ps5 post. I can see why you all imprinted on it now that’s hilarious
ALT
[ID: British organ donor card from the 80s with a sticker on it reading "To hospital authorities: if I am injured in a major disaster I do not wish to be visited by Margaret Thatcher"]
Reblogging to curse the next nurse using patients for tiktok clout
weird how no one ever comments on the absence of smells unprompted. the nose just isn't a topic of conversation unless it's urgent huh
"it's dark in here" normal regular observation
"finally some quiet" relatable exclamation
"doesn't smell like anything in here" absolutely deranged sentence
Anonymous asked:
I saw in the notes of one of your posts that you have dermatillomania. I was recently diagnosed with that but it's been a problem for a long time. I've never met anyone else irl with dermatillomania, and I was just wondering if you could share any coping mechanisms you use? I've been getting acrylic mail manicures so I physically can't break skin but that only prevents damage. It's not helping me actually break the habit at all
owlmylove answered:
lmfao oh darling. i love you for thinking i have any answers here
of course, since it’s me, i do anyways
congrats on finally getting your diagnosis!! for those who don’t know, Dermatillomania is a skin-picking disorder believed to affect as many as 1 out of 20 people, whether they’re picking/biting at cuticles and nails, plucking hairs, popping pores or picking at scabs etc. etc. The skin-picking can be compulsive, often serving as a self-soothing behavior against extreme emotions, stress, anxiety, excess energy or simply boredom
first, check out the wonderful folks at the Picking Me Foundation, the largest nonprofit & digital resource for those with dermatillomania. Their website has an online support group, self-logging downloadables, and their “fiddle pack project,” for strategically selected (and tailored for dermatillomaniacs [not sure if that’s a word but i decided it is now]) $30 multipacks of stim toys!
they’re 100% nonprofit, and every pack they sell is matched with the international donation of a pack to a therapist, pediatrician or fellow dermatillomaniac in need!
plus, check out #pickingme on social media for both their advice & solidarity among fellow picking enthusiasts
Picking Me has A++ strategic advice for their stim toys, and thinking strategically about your own behaviors and habits is my biggest advice. what does your picking look like? when do you find yourself doing it?
ok so being a parent IS really hard but not the way you think. well its probably hard the way you think but its ALSO really hard because my toddler pronounces peanut butter like "peepee yaya". and see, because he learns from me, i can't say "peepee yaya", no matter how much i want to, because i have to teach him that it is actually pronounced "peanut butter". and dont even get me started on how he pronounces "shaun the sheep" (shit the shit)
