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Here, let me make it almost a little less depressing!! You’re welcome!!

Stan? Totally a ghost. Because he has unfinished business, so he’s still stuck on earth

So he goes to Derry too and sees all his old friends again. Even if they didn’t know it, the Losers Club really was altogether

Taking advantage of his ghost powers, he would finally be able to have his revenge on Richie by constantly tripping him and making his glasses slip off his face

Once made a book fly off the shelf just for the hell of it and Ben almost cried

But he can use his powers for good too

Whenever any of them are scared or over-whelmed, he just rests a hand on their shoulder. They’re not sure why, but they feel a little bit more at ease. Like something–or someone–familiar was there with them

Alternatively, Pennywise had no power over him at last. But that didn’t mean Stan couldn’t fuck with Pennywise

My boy Stan out here popping Pennywise’s balloons in the middle of his dramatic monologues, fucking up his lair of stuff by rearranging everything into neat piles, and keeps splashing the water through the sewers only for Pennywise to find no one and he stays hungry

Thinks the “you’ll float too” scare tactic is dumb now that he can float and it’s awesome

And when Eddie dies??? He’s a ghost too!!! Ghost friends!!!

Once Pennywise is defeated for good, both of them can finally move on if they choose to

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You guys. This picture book that just came in.

It’s an adorable story about a little “narwhal,” living with a narwhal family under the sea, but take a closer look.

Over the following pages, Kelp struggles to fit in. Kelp is different in so many ways; nothing ever feels fully right. Eventually, by pure chance, Kelp happens to get blown off by a stray ocean current and winds up on the ocean surface, where a remarkable discovery is made. 

Um. Wow.

And despite their nervousness…

Hurray! And then the question:

I’m dead. This book killed me. So much perfectness was never to be survived. Kelp, I love you.

(And you, too.)

Anxiety is a feeling of worry, fear or uneasiness that can range in severity from mildly disconcerting to have a severe impact on daily living.

Some amount of anxiety is normal and is experienced by most individuals at some point in their lives. However, people with a generalised anxiety disorder (GAD) suffer from a more severe form of anxiety that can be difficult to control and even disabling in terms of carrying out regular day-to-day activities.

Anxiety is a symptom that is seen in several mental health conditions including GAD, panic disorder, phobias and post-traumatic stress disorder.

Symptoms of GAD

GAD is typically long lasting and people with GAD often may have difficulty in remembering the last time they felt at ease. Symptoms of GAD may be psychological, physical or both. Some of the symptoms of GAD include:

Worry

Irritability

Mood swings

A feeling of dread and impending danger

Social withdrawal

Difficulty in concentrating

Headaches

Nausea and vomiting

Diarrhoea or constipation

Palpitations and chest pain

Excessive sweating and hot flushes

Difficulty in breathing

Difficulty in falling asleep or maintaining sleeping state throughout the night

Dizziness or vertigo

Tremors

Dry mouth

Muscle weakness

An urge to urinate frequently and excessive thirst

Painful or missed menstrual periods

In GAD, feelings of anxiety are usually continuous, with individuals feeling anxious in general about a large number of circumstances and issues, rather than their anxiety being specific to a particular event.