which movie?
Matilda (1996)
Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue (2010)
The Hobbit the Battle of the Five Armies (2014)
An All Dogs Christmas Carol (1998)
Cast Away (2000)
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which movie?
Matilda (1996)
Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue (2010)
The Hobbit the Battle of the Five Armies (2014)
An All Dogs Christmas Carol (1998)
Cast Away (2000)

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I love Anya Jenkins and her literal interpretations and her distaste for unpleasant tactile stimuli and her special interest in sex and her fear of bunnies and
I do love the progression of how Anya Jenkins is perceived
Like at first you get the feeling that the narrative is writing her this way because she was a demon and so she's not used to the social norms of human society
But then we meet other demons even demons of the same taxonomy as her and they don't act even a little bit the way Anya acts and so you're kinda like "okay well maybe she just had a different experience in her demon time"
And then we have a flashback of Anya as a human and you realize she's always been like that and you just end up nodding your head and going "ah, I see. Autsim."
Sometimes a drug dealer therapist werewolf give a teenage wizard girl some anxiety meds. And sometimes totally unrelated I start crying

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they should make a version of socializing that doesn’t make you feel like you’re still the weird 12 year old kid that doesn’t know why she’s not normal like the other kids
it’s not ‘talking to myself’ it’s called a soliloquy you fuck
#it’s only a soliloquy if it’s in verse #otherwise it’s just a sparkling mental breakdown
(deep in my coal mine) huh. maybe canaries just do that.
sincerely useful phrases for dealing with intrusive thoughts:
"wouldn't that be fucked up or what?"
"anyway I'm Rod Stirling."
"and what if the world was made of pudding?"
"calm down edgelord."
"kind of cringe, not gonna lie"
"not canon"
"special interest" is not medical terminology. it's not part of the dsm-v or icd11 criteria for autism, instead this was a term that came about organically from autistic people trying to describe their experience. this, of course, is fine. however going by some of the comments and notes I've seen, a lot of people don't seem to know this information. they seem to be under the impression that all autistic people have a special interest and that having a special interest is a key feature of autism. and that if you don't have one, you aren't autistic. this is false. the diagnostic criteria talks about restrictive or repetitive interests or behaviour, which is not the same as a "special interest" as people online use it. and i think it's quite sad that this term became so ubiquitous. not because i don't think autistic people should have the words to describe their experience, but because it seems that there's a large group of autistic people who don't quite have the words needed to explain their own experience

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Most interesting insult for someone who identifies as having a disorder and is disbelieved is to call them crazy or insane. People generally dont think people believed to be faking a disorder are neurotypical they think theyre the kind of crazy that is suspicious and evil. No you dont have DID you have Insane
Sometimes having evil insanity is called BPD or NPD or psychopath or sociopath to sound more professional in the kiwifarms thread
The underlying implication is that mental illness must be assigned to you by the powerful and any mental illness you self identify must be denied in favor of one assigned by an outside force which views you with disdain. Yes theres something wrong with you but it must be invisible to you to be acknowledged
[Image ID: Tweet from verified user Gerard Way (@/ gerardWay) on Aug 17, 2024 reading: I don't know why I shared all of that information /End ID]
"google ai" "spotify ai dj" "ai assistant" "enhanced by ai" what if i just start beating people over the head with a rock
Ferret shows the owner her babies.
I’m straight up CRYING
The person who commented “sounds like a bunch of kazoos having a panic attack” made me laugh out loud :D
“it is YOUR turn to watch them. what, no, you don’t need to pick them up what are you doing, just- no get BACK here i said it’s your TURN”

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SCARY MOVIE (2000)
this fetish stuff is getting out of hand what the fuck is word play