YOU.

KEEP SLAYING IT BESTIE. <3 <3

LOVE YA

I kinda understand adults now. The whole pronoun thing is very confusing for most adults. And y'know what, I have zero respect for people who try to force their views onto others. Whether it be religiously, politically, or NOWADAYS, in the terms of the lgbtqia community. My mom brought up a very solid point, that no, the T in the lgbtqia doesn't fit there, because it is not a sexuality, and lgbtqia is a sexuality based term. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Queer/questioning, Asexual, and so on. SECOND POINT SHE MADE, it is VERY wrong to say that one HAS to respect/accept or understand your views/pronouns/identity/sexuality. Adults/millenials/boomers and gen-X, aren't going to understand our views cause they never grew up with it. WE DID, WE KNOW THIS BY HEART! But other people who aren't familiar with this, DON'T UNDERSTAND IT, and you shouldn't, I repeat SHOULD NOT, force anything onto those people, or force them to respect you. I understand having told an adult your new pronouns (if you're trans/nonbinary) and them misgendering or miscorrecting your name. It can be frustrating, yes. But if you understand it from their point of view, they know you by your original gender and/or pronouns and aren't going to get used to it, if this is a new thing. I am not making this point to say that you cannot get mad at people for misgendering you or calling you by your dead name, I am simply implying that adults aren't going to understand, and certainly do not HAVE TO and should not be FORCED TO respect your pronouns or sexual-identity views. You have every right to find yourself, but my mom was very clear when she said she was not going to tolerate being told to respect views she's not used to.

:)

anyone remember when you were little and you wanted to act all edgy and weird so you'd taste your own blood and pretend you liked it or pretended you were a vampire or sum shit.. cuz I know that's not just me. But like, blood tastes so fucking disgusting. And it smells so HORRIBLE, like if you've ever had an over abundance of blood spill, that shit smells so gross, and when you lick it off of your skin like for a papercut, or like biting your nails or just in general, that shit tastes NASTY AS FUCK!!!!! I can't believe younger me was able to hold in the absolute disgust and horror from that. YUCK!!!

Putting in off-topic because if I put in "discuss" some mod will be like "oiuhEOIHNWEBIN YOU- Y-YOUU!!!"

Anyways, can we talk about the fact that someone will make a post on how their feeling and how upset their are and what their going through, and someone always has to just completely ignore what they said and bring the focus to themselves? it always bothers me when I open posts like "Hey guys, I'm like mad depressed and sad, so, I'ma leave for a bit. love yall, blah blah blah..." and someone will be like "... I-I'm leaving t-too.... because I'm depresso..." and then the whole focus of the post will be brought to them and all... or like when someone's ACTUALLY talking about their problems and need help and they're literally ASKING FOR HELP, and all ANYONE can ever do is just IGNORE THAT PERSON. It actually frustrates me. Now, maybe I'm being TOOOOOOO cynical... But it's dead fucking accurate.

when people one-up each others pain.
Like, ex) great, you only got 2 hours of sleep. Congrats, doesn't mean i'm not fucking tired from the only 4 hours of sleep I got. y'know what I mean? Like I didn't ask nor do i personally care- I literally was trying to say that I had a bad day. Also, it doesn't help the other person. Just makes you seem like a dick for not letting them just say what they want to say without you butting in and being like- "WELL ME PERSONALLY-" like you don't ALWAYS have to be the victim in the situation.
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hehehe pp

But I don't believe till I see.

Go on.

Show me those big balls of steel.

👀😏

yes

ok👍

Y'all rn: 🤓🤓

look mom! I gained the invisibility ability!!
yeah..

i'd carry like 80000 things at once trying to prove i'm stronk

@Duchess yeah to be honest this is why i literally steer away from trauma when it comes to my childhood, because my childhood was just depressing and scary and you had to always be on your toes about what would happen next, so i really do steer away from that word as to not invalidate or over validate anything, even if something does classify as trauma I still don't like to think of it as it as to be cautious.