Mentally ill woman in her late 30s. Quit my jobs with DIDDs to go to work a retail job and go to school.
I’m here to help!
Formerly @kbin.social.
That “hit the wall” stuff is always hilariously transparent. It’s a self-soothe. “She won’t be worth it in a few years anyway so you’re missing out.”
I’m 38 and the wall where I stop getting unwanted attention sure never seems to come. Which is disappointing. I’m really looking forward to my crone era.
I adore S&M and I don’t know how I didn’t realize that was S&M until now! I missed out on so many jokes!
Why are you a frog?
Yes. Yes he did.
You better go in disguise.
You say that, but I am also fat.
I really love salad. Like an insane amount. Crunchy greens, baby spinach, every kind of onion, hit me with those sliced radishes! Sliced cucumber, carrots, bell pepper! And most days I don’t even want dressing. Or meat in there.
Which means that I don’t get enough fuel for sustenance, and I don’t get enough protein!
I guess what I’m saying is, even salad in moderation.
That one’s a bit creepy, but he liked it!
I’m another one. Why is it so catchy?
I think honk transcends linguistic boundaries.
I bet it was more like, “Here’s coffee you can only give from shit. I bet a stupid rich person would pay a fortune for it.”
You’re supposed to poop more than one time a day!
I worry about your colon!
I’ve never seen this before and I’m horrified.
I’m fat and slow. I’d start running toward the hurdles and then swerve around them at the last second.
Low key, she was one of my favorite characters.
I assume this is because Daffy identifies as male.
Also I’m genuinely shocked how half a second of looking at a duck under “No God” immediately gave me the impression of Hunter S. Thompson.
“Hey, wanna come to my religious meeting on Friday?”
“Uhh, sorry I-”
“We’re all getting drunk and there will probably be an orgy and some of the kind of drugs that cause religious ecstacy that guy up-thread referenced.”
“…You know what? I’ll make time.”
The guy who is pulling his helmet up has so much power in this moment. I’m glad for him there’s photos to prove it because I would never have believed him if he told me this story.
The message from the Elmo account, the follow-up and the Sesame Street account linking mental health resources is some of the most wholesome stuff I’ve seen in a while.
It’s easy to get in your feelings, and it would’ve been easy for a social media “win” to play into the doom and gloom or to add to it. Or even to ignore it! But the people responsible for those decisions definitely count as some of Mister Rogers’ helpers. I’m grateful for that.
I may need to watch this show.