they should invent joints that don’t hurt
posting this here cuz it's the realest thing I've ever seen. shitty quality makes it funnier 🫶
I'm just trying to do my homework, why am I rapid switching ❗❗
They are SO endgame, nobody can convince me otherwise
it's okay not to have it all figured out, kin-wise. many of us start out as wolves only to realize we're coyotes or painted dogs or, hell, even tigers. some begin as dragons and end as spotted leopards. you might start out as an angel only to realize you're really a comic book supervillain. you might find out you're a kaleidoscope of things, a butterfly and a demon all caught up in one body.
if you had it all figured out at the start, the rest of your life would be boring.
Sometimes I wonder if I actually have npd since I feel very "normal" but then I'm forced to be in the close proximity to people and I'm like oh.
Honestly? I don't think I had a "home planet". I think somehow I was a nomad, travelling on asteroids and small planets to explore the stars.
this stupid blog is everything to me and explains so much about me and that's so embarrassing. i honestly never want anyone i know to find this and know it's me
sometimes i feel like all i am is a disorder
stuck between an infinite loop of “i never wanna get better, i like how i am” and “if i dont get better i will never function in society”
if you *really* want to try and understand psychosis, I always offer the experience of dreaming.
Almost everyone on the planet dreams, and I find it to be a perfect comparison for psychosis... Anything can happen in a dream and you don't question it. This is your reality. If you're suddenly an astronaut, you don't typically question it. If there's suddenly a dragon, you don't typically question it. A monster can crawl out of the bushes or a stranger can appear in your house. Anyone can be someone they're not. Danger can come from anywhere. A pleasant dream can easily become a nightmare.
The only difference is that you wake up in the morning and it's over. And most people don't judge you for it. When you "wake up" from psychosis, there's often shame and people judge you.