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noelle finds slenderman

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Happy lesbian visibility week 🥰🌈

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Adults: Following rules is good, not following rules is bad

Little me: Okay :] *follows a rule*

Adults: Oh my god look at this loser. He doesn't know that this rule is Secretly Okay To Not Follow. Dumbass. Let's all laugh at him

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reblog if you want your followers to ask you anything they're curious about.

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Happy Lesbian Visibility Week! <3

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yes yes yes "make more human nonbinary characters"

but also consider making nonbinary eldritch abominations beyond mortal comprehension, as that is my gender identity.

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can you infodump to me? (i love you) is this overwhelming? (i love you) is this the right texture? (i love you) is it ok to touch you? (i love you) do you want the subtitles on? (i love you) do you want to go somewhere less noisy? (i love you)

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krispy kreme

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The ADHD thing nobody seems to know (and that is kinda dangerous)

Okay, after having to explain this to several doctors at the hospital, and then shocking an AuDHD friend with it, who also did not know, let me write it here:

A lot of people with ADHD have paradoxical reactions to certain medications!

This goes especially for pain meds and anaesthetics.

This basically goes back to how our brains deal with certain drugs. You know how ADHD medication is stuff that to normal people will make them more active and everything? And how it actually makes us more mallow? And how a lot of ADHD people self-medicate with caffeine, when they cannot get medication, as it allows them to calm down? Yeah, that is also part of this.

But also goes for other meds that are made to affect the brain in certain ways. As I said, pain meds and anaesthetcs are part of that.

As one dentist put it once: "You need so much painkiller, it would knock out an elephant." Which, yeah. I just need a lot higher dosis.

And with anaesthetics? Well, I was under general anaesthesia 6 times in my life. Three of the times I woke up during the surgery. Two times I was about to woke up and they tried to keep me under, resulting in near death experiences. The one time that was not a problem was a super short surgery, that lasted only a few minutes.

And one time I had a surgery, where I was not supposed to be under complete anaesthesia but a medication that should make me sleepy. Yeah, it had the opposite effect.

And this really is common with people who have ADHD.

So, please. If you have ADHD and are in a situation that you need serious pain meds or anaesthesia, say it.

And if you are put under general anaesthesia, ask for them to use a medication called Ketanest, which has been proofen to work a lot better for people with ADHD.

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more adhd things

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Feminist forced to admit that unnecessarily sexualized anime woman with sword is still really fucking cool

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🥺🥺🥺

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There Were Signs! 13 (¡Había Señales! 13) Gender is a construct y'all. Do whatever you want. Stick to stereotypes or don't.

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