a lover and a hater

RIVERDALE (2017 - 2023) Season 6, Episode 16: Blue Collar

ILYA: [game pigeon 8ball]

ILYA: ur turn

ILYA: ur turn

ILYA: ur turn

ILYA: [close up photo of bug bite]

ILYA: u think this is normal its really red

SHANE: Well did you scratch it?

ILYA: yea of course because it itches

ILYA: [emphasize react ‼️ on 8ball]

ILYA: play me back

ILYA: [mirror dick pic]

ILYA: u think this is normal? ;))

SHANE: I’m in the car with my mom and everything you’re sending me is coming up on the CarPlay

ILYA: 😳

How defend self from horse

Horse self-defense technique

Horse self-defense technique advanced

Defeat ancient horse technology

Hatman real or fake

Is killing horses illegal

imo way too many people are going through life thinking they're just going to be sensitive to rejection for life because of how some people (not OP, but definitely plenty of ADHD influencers) talk about this "symptom." I don't think it's terribly productive that it gets constantly cordoned off as its own thing. like a lot of ADHD, while it sucks to have it shape your life up to the point you realize what it is, it is indeed possible to exposure therapy & DBT your way out of it.

What conceptualizing RSD as a category of trauma response to social triggers does is allow us to treat it like any other trauma response. It pulls RSD out of the bioessentialist framework and into the realm of injuries that can be treated, learned associations that can be unlearned. It turns out that the same techniques that help with PTSD triggers, including the same damn meds (hi, clonidine), are effective for helping reduce RSD. (It also explains why RSD is also common in autistic people, who often have a similar history of social error and narratives of self blame, without requiring inherent neurological differences.)