nonegenderleftpain:

minecraft:

Did y'all know that Elon Musk’s Twitter recently added LGBTQ terms (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Transgender, Queer) to it’s “offensive words” list - meaning that links to tweets with words containing them aren’t previewed in twitter DMs and are generally de-boosted (shown to less people) by the website?

Did you also know there exists a character called the
zero-width non joiner that you can copy and paste in-between letters of any keyword so that the keyword visually looks the same but isn’t automatically seen by the algorithm as containing a keyword?

Did you also know that having to have a zero-width non joiner to post about being gay is terrifyingly dystopian

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beachdeath:

even spicier take: “non-binary” means a thousand different things to a thousand different people and therefore anyone of any sexuality could theoretically be attracted to a non-binary person in some capacity, so if you’re gay and someone you’re attracted to says, “i’m non-binary,” you don’t actually have to redefine your entire identity, you can just drink a cup of sleepytime tea and go right on being gay and into non-binary people. 

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tooies:

tooies:

tooies:

how is the word “cellphone” pronounced

chel-po-ne (CORRECT and GOOD answer)

kaey-poen (WRONG and BAD answer)

something else (????????)

see results

was originally gonna go with “dog” but decided to go for a longer word with more “reasonable” mispronunciations instead, but that ended up backfiring and now like half the people on this post think i actually pronounce it like this. guess you could say it was a bit of a. a b. it was a

it was a bit of a self-own

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animalcrossingmemes:

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pseudinymous:

Why would someone not eat not enough calories every day in spite of not having body image issues? When we think of eating disorders, we often think of disorders in the vein of anorexia nervosa, where body image plays a pivotal role in the avoidance of food.

There is, however, a much newer diagnosis in the DSM 5 that not many people know about: Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID). This eating disorder occurs when someone will not eat enough calories or get proper nutrition day to day because they, for example, aren’t interested in eating food, don’t have enough appetite, find too many foods difficult to eat (out of disgust for the taste/texture), etc.

This disorder is common among people with ADHD and autism. Unsurprisingly.

It is, unfortunately, a problem I am personally well acquainted with. I struggle to eat enough day to day, and frequently find myself in starvation mode because I have to absolutely force myself to eat what is in front of me unless it is one of very few especially favoured foods. It has gotten to the point where I am directed to just eat three grapes every few hours to make sure I don’t accidentally starve myself in between times I’m not at the sushi shop, which is about the only food right now I will reliably consume. The only other way to get me to eat food regularly is to put me on a work schedule with a reasonably set time for lunch/snacks. I can almost never finish a whole meal, and certainly not without it feeling like a marathon.

If this is you, please get this looked into. It may not be anorexia, and people probably tell you they are jealous of you not wanting to eat all the time. You may be frustrated that you can only tolerate food that is highly bad for you and/or has absolutely no nutrition, like fried food (been there, done that). It’s not well known among doctors yet but a decent psych should be able to help lead you on a path to eating more, little bit by little bit. It’s certainly not something you can turn around and change overnight.

This is just a little PSA, in case others have trouble with this as much as I do.

Being a “picky eater” is not your fault.

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doggirlbutler:

doggirlbutler:

yeah your boyfriend’s a stag now. yeah he accidentally saw diana bathing and she turned him into an animal so he can’t tell anyone what he’s seen. he’s still the same guy mentally though. oh look his dogs are running up to him. maybe they’ll recognize him that’ll make him feel better

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lakemojave:

lakemojave:

lakemojave:

Computer moss

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netherworldpost:

You are excited for fluffy towels and fresh sheets and comfortable mattresses for a reason, my friend, they are called creature comforts for a reason, my friend, you are a creature, my friend

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writeouswriter:

There was a spill at the comma factory and my WIP was right in the splash zone, oh no, oh my God, my sentences are drowning in commas, help.

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doubleca5t:

jewfrogs:

autistic anger issues are So Much. i have my temper more under control now in that i rly dont yell/lash out anymore but i do regularly boil inside with incandescent uncontainable rage over something inconsequential and then it evaporates in the span of ten minutes. incomparable

Autism:

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gothhabiba:

gothhabiba:

gothhabiba:

gothhabiba:

you cannot all have been weird little girls btw. I know some of you were mostly normal and are just clout chasing

“I made ‘potions’ out of mud and leaves in the back yard, tee hee”

okay Sandra, you and everyone else. I’m going to need to hear some freakish shit from you immediately or you’re out of the club

I love each and every one of you and I am making you all cups of your beverage of choice. okay. we would have been great friends in elementary school. but some of your tags are kind of proving my point.

“I pretended to be [animal] with my friends” “I ran on all fours” “I ate [non-edible substance]” “I collected [substance readily available outdoors]” “I thought I had [superpower]” “I had tea parties with [entity incapable of drinking tea]” “I pretended to be [creature that I am not]” “I made ‘potions’ out of [substance that can be readily found outdoors]”

these are all intensely common things for children to do. this is just having an imagination. this is simply being a child. now I call top bunk (I like climbing the ladder) and do you want to braid each other’s hair.

“I mutilated / cut the hair of [kind of doll or stuffed animal]” “I made prank calls” “I carried around [reptile or insect considered to be gross]” “I led my peers in [type of imaginative play]” “I [engaged in common sleepover occult behaviours such as attempting to summon Bloody Mary]”

I diagnose you all with ‘normie’

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gerardpilled:

He deleted it so quickly but I need everyone to see this Chris Fleming video because it has fundamentally changed me

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