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"pero no se arregla todo si se muere el presidente" mmmmmmm no todo, pero mucho sí

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If you know someone with npd, you owe them love and attention and respect, and if you can't treat them the way they deserve to be treated, you're a terrible friend.

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this is me btw. if you even care

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Por @pilardibujito en twitter

Dibujé este escudo que tiene la humilde intención de nuclear el espíritu de la universidad argentina.

Nuestra universidad es gratuita, pública, laica y federal. De todos y para todos.

Pueden descargarla gratis acá abajo!

Nos vemos el martes en la calle para defenderla. 🤍

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opinions on bones and the removal of the human spine from a live subject? /gen q

I mean!!! ab the second one: while not me I don't really care and idk what would be the context of that???

Bones are cool, I'm specifically interested on teeth that ig they count as bones, but I don't know too much ab the other bones?!?!

#asks #crazy question ngl

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you answering these helps me 2 just as much as it helps you

what does this means😭😭😭😭😭

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what ur name bro

orin scrivello or mervin goldsmith, but people call me peepee man🔥🔥🔥🔥 (jk, maybe)

#asks

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Erm here’s stills of all my IEYTD characters designs (context under split)

I made a slide show for a friend and I wanted to include the characters so I did my character designs, idk t was fun

Btw this is the slide show if u wanna look through it, it was just to get my friend a better understanding of the other games and the characters outside of IEYTD 1

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1-KnMOZda-xS5-ddU4kSbuUk2vOhFVCCuNBBDqbRo388/edit

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o nombre de canción también aplica (seminare)

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Bruce Springsteen, Born to Run

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Types of Amnesia

Diagram created by me

General criteria for amnesia:

Memory loss

Confusion

Inability to recognize familiar figures/places

Difficulty recalling names or places

Not remembering where you went

Worser ability to remember things that had happened

Generalized Amnesia Where a person completely forgets everything about themself and have no recollection of what, where, and who they spoke to. This can describe a blackout switch and may still recognize who they are.

Localized Amnesia Where a person is unable to recall a specific/series of event from the whole, which creates an incomplete picture of the situation. For example, remembering childhood but not the abuse.

Selective Amnesia Where a person only lost some and retain the rest, forgetting parts yet not all of them. This can describe greyouts as it grasps some information/sensory yet not enough to tell what exactly happened. One example is playing the phone and unable to recall what occured, only to jump its memory right to being at bed.

Emotional Amnesia Where a person has an intact memory and it's details on what had happened, but do not remember what the event feels like (e.g. was scared, happy, etc.). One description is that you're watching something that didn't happen to you, because you don't feel like being in the scene itself.

Continuous Amnesia Where a person fails to retain full parts of the event/day, for a set period of time (can vary from minutes to days) and create an accumulative, small bits of selective amnesias, continuously, leaving many gaps in a chronological timeline. This usually happens in times or stress, or abuse.

Fragmented Amnesia Where a person has an unrelated, and/or disjointed memories that does not go with the timeline's order, creating confusion and difficult to grasp the cohesive picture of what truly happened. Emotional amnesia may be present in this type. Bonus for systems:

Amnesia barriers Where a person fronting is not able to recall other alter's memories, which is a form of retrograde amnesia and compartmentalization. Because the fronter will only retain any information before switching out with the next one, the rest experiences anterograde amnesia as it cannot form and remember those memories, unless being coconcious or cofronting (even though, this is not always guaranteed).

Take notes that amnesia can still happen outside system things due to comorbidities like anxiety disorders or depression, this does mean systems are bound to experience more amnesia compared to non-systems folks out there.

Do you have any discussions about this? Or would like to describe your own way of seeing these different types of amnesia? Or have more to add? Feel free to tell them here!

- j

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