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---Who am I?----
I'm Sasha! I'm 15, and in my sophmore year of high school! If you don't want to interact w minors, just block me :) I have ADHD and a host of other diagnoses, so my executive dysfunction is on point. I follow from @cosmosofcolouredvoices
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at the club developing transatlantic accents
Historically, when performing long, repetitive tasks like churning butter or weaving cloth, people would sit together and tell stories. Folk stories, fairytales, and even stories about mysterious ape-like figures living in the forests. So, yes, pioneer women did listen to podcasts about bigfoot while churning butter
Week 33 in my Hobonichi Weeks. I watched Alien Romulus, thought about a really nice message I got on Tumblr often, and watched Saw.
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If you're trans and you don't have a passport, get one. right now. not in a month, not in a week, get started on it today.
I mean it.
Today.
Know what form, IDs, photo, and fees you need to apply for a U.S. passport. Learn how to get a passport in an emergency. Check a passport ap
This is the one thing that I would definitely do regardless of state. For those not in the know, a passport is the way to get an easy name or gender marker change onto your ID without a court battle, and that is highly dependent on the Federal administration.
gender marker on a passport is currently completely self-selection and does not need any evidence, court order, surgeries, therapy, anything, nor does it need to match any of your other documents. you can use a passport (especially a passport card which is less unwieldly for daily use than the book) for basically anything you'd need an ID for except driving. do it now before this changes.
right. sorry i havent been posting much, ive been..... busy.
i swear ill make an actual upload blog, its just i dont have enough time dilly dallying on socmed when my high school teachers decided hey! why not make these last few weeks HELL ON EARTH?
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I made a pumpkin with my feelings
(lighthearted GO S3 speculation)
this is IMPRESSIVE AS FUCK
the MUSIC?? THE COOL SCREEN THING??!! I'M IN SHOCK (/POS /POS /POS)
I have adhd (inattentive type) and might be considering medication soon. Would you be willing to talk about your experience with medication just so I could get some first hand experiences? It's totally fine if you don't want to discuss this though :)
omg yes I definitely can!
I'm also inattentive type, and additionally have chronic fatigue. before I took meds, I was perpetually stuck in a guilt loop of thinking that I am awful and lazy because I could never bring myself to do things that I wasn't interested in (busy work for school), but also dedicating hours of focus to things I did like (video games, random books, obscure research), and then feeling awful that I had spent so much time being "unproductive." I was diagnosed about three years ago now, and I have definitely benefited massively from taking ADHD meds.
I was first given generic adderall, which worked well in terms of focus but caused me to shake pretty badly and have heart palpitations. I switched to vyvanse, which was actually even more effective, and did not cause me to shake profusely. unfortunately because of the demand for ADHD meds/stimulants in addition to the fact that vyvanse is still only a name brand drug (no one is allowed to make and sell the drug under a different name), the prices have been jacked to high heaven. even with my health insurance, I just can't afford vyvanse, so I have switched back to adderall. adderall, like I said, works fine for me, but does cause me to shake depending on how much sleep I've had and how much exercise I do (ei, running up a flight of stairs an hour after I've taken my pill causes me heart palpitations).
how the meds work for me:
adderall: causes my baseline energy level to go up a bit, and allows me to focus on something deeply for a long time. my brain still jumps between things, but I am overall able to zone in on one task at a time. I am on a low enough dose that I can still force myself to take breaks (pomodoro my love) and maintain a healthy work pattern. one problem I have is that if I am paying attention to something when the adderall kicks in, that is what I am going to be focused on - and sometimes that will happen to be Pintrest, drawing, or writing, rather than schoolwork or my job.
vyvanse: I prefer this one because it allows me to think in straight lines. It allows me to only think about one thing at a time, and when I need to divert my attention to something more specific, its like a branching straight line goes off the main line of focus, but importantly, it can join back up with that original line of focus. does not make me shake. I occasionally can fall into the same trap as will adderall, where I am focusing on the wrong thing when it kicks in, but overall it is easier to direct my concentration.
generally, I always take the "extended release" (ER/XR) version of either medication, because a regular pill causes me intense and obsessive focus for about two hours, followed by an energy crash. XR means I have a good 8 hours of mild focus improvement. I don't take my pills every day, partially because I don't like the idea of being dependent on anything more than I am, and partially because I don't necessarily need them. I normally take a pill early mid-day (10am - 1pm) before my classes/lectures, or before I start classwork, and that works well. taking one any time after like 4pm-5pm means I can't sleep.
damn that was a lot lol. I hope that helps -- overall, taking medications has allowed me to feel like a functional student, and makes me very aware of the fact that my brain works slightly differently than some of my friends lol
hiya! ADHDer on extended-release Concerta here and just wanted to chip in and say that it's super helpful for me, but the side effects are that eating is almost impossible for me, and so i don't take it on weekends :c
03.11.2024 / sunday studying
we wentto the city today, my team and i. we visited a known bakso place, a cute cafe near the base of the mountain, and to a much favored durian ice shop. it drizzles a lot and the air was cold, but i am so happy to breathe before the week starts
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🎧 - raksa, soegi bornean
here. take it. it doesn't take more than two seconds to help.
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One of my favorite things about learning about traditional textiles is the little ghosts they left in the language. Of course the ghosts are there, now that I know to look for them. Once upon a time, half the population spent a majority of their day making textiles. Spinning, at the very least, has been a part of humanity since the Neanderthals. That kind of knowledge doesn't just disappear.
A heckle was a device with sharp metal spikes, and people drag flax through the spikes to separate out the fibers from the chaff. When you say someone heckled a performer, you think you are being literal but you're speaking in an ancient metaphor.
When my grandpa says "spinning yarns" to mean telling stories, he knows that one's not quite literal, but its vividness is lost to him. There is no image in his mind of rhythm, muscle memory, and the subtle twist that aligns clouds of fibers into a single, strong cord.
When a fanfic writer describes someone carding their fingers through someone's hair, that's the most discordant in my mind. Carding is rough, and quick, and sometimes messy (my wool is full of debris, even after lots of washing). The teeth of my cards are densely packed and scratchy. But maybe that's my error, not the writer's. Before cards were invented, wool was combed with wide-toothed combs, and sometimes, in point of fact, with fingers. The verb "to card" (from Middle English) may actually be older than the tools I use, archaic as they are. And I say may, because I can't find a definitive history. People forget, even when the language remembers.
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