23, she/any, trans, genderqueer, polyamorous & bisexual, Jewish and Tired, Socialist, indie game dev, check out the tag #wyrd for info about my metroidvania in development!
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I block Very Liberally, and it is never personal. I simply am Tired and Do Not Have The Energy to see certain things or educate every single person that interacts with my posts about why i find their takes offputting. Everyone is free to interact, but, know that if i find your presence to be distressing, i will most likely block you.
I feel like there's two levels of chronically online. There's like, the variety where you recognize obscure memes and stupid drama and post constantly but have some sort of tether to reality and have friends in the real world and read the news from time to time, and then there's the kind where you genuinely don't realize that your political position or feelings about popular media are not just non-mainstream but actively fringe and that it's not emotional labor to pick people up from the airport.
Sorry I'm not low empathy autistic in the "mysterious loner boy who secretly cares about his friends and talks in a monotone voice" way and I'm actually just completely indifferent to the suffering of people I don't know personally and help strangers out of a sense of "this is the right thing to do" and not "I feel so bad for this person" or guilt.
I sit and listen to my friends even though I don't really care about hearing about their problems because I know they'll be upset if I don't, and despite the fact I honestly can't genuinely care about the issue itself, I care about the impact it's having on my friends and that's enough to make me want to help them through it.
Did you know that's actually an expression of empathy all of its own?
It will absolutely happen again I literally am not even sorry
The one and only American sport the Jedi would absolutely play to death is baseball. Patience... precision... being quick when you need to be... hitting projectiles with a big bat...
Ofc they would also introduce fucked up new rules. Three pitchers at once and they can freely choose where to pitch from. Fuck you. Now take ur bat and have fun xoxo
okay so I have this idea for a new therapy thing. basically the idea is after an abusive relationship or a combat deployment or anything that might conceivably leave you with PTSD and a loss of ability to reasonably gauge how bad the shit that happened to you actually was, you sit there with a mental health professional for like, a solid 30 to 60 minutes, you tell them short vignettes of your experiences and they respond ONLY by rating how fucked up each one was on a scale from 1 to 10 and then you move on. the objective isn't to reflect deeply on specific experiences but to get a sustained series of reassurances that what you went through was, in fact, That Bad and gradually rebuild your trust in your own present and future ability to judge when what you're going through isn't okay.
currently calling it Rapid Fire Affirmation and Recalibration Therapy (RAP-FART). working title, open to feedback.
this is a way better model... you'll still get transphobic & intersexist drs of course but i prefer this to male / female or even having separate questions for gender & sex.
[we can't see the full form, but i'd suggest having a "something else" option and dominant hormone question too.]
being disabled is so fun because sometimes you can just be going about your day like normal and with zero warning your body will be like you have to lay down Right Now or you will pass out
One thing I love about Judaism is how it foundationally holds room for debate and disagreement and a wide variety of belief and wrestling with difficult topics. I've never been as intellectually engaged with anything as much I have become with Judaism.