Caitlin Pender

While, at first, I thought these weren’t going to work out, I was very surprised to see just how easy they were to use . My homework at that time was to identify which sort of thinking I used on the regular and which ones would best challenge them for me. So, what do you think? Do any of the maladaptive thinking patterns sound like you? which ways would you like to untwist your thinking? 

someone with a hypermobility syndrome might seem flexible because of their joint laxity but usually our muscles are so tight that our movements hurt. the lax ligaments, joint hyperextension and tight muscles as well as the pain we experience usually really limit our movements and our ability to exercise and perform simple tasks. Being hypermobile does not mean that we are flexible. 

I know it is hard to be happy for a lot of us, but there is always a way to be happy no matter what. There’s something everyone does as a way to escape, like singing, dancing, drawing, music whatever it is, it’s worth to do it every time you’re feeling down. Because in the end, at the end of that long dark tunnel, there’s a gateway to a better place for you to be happy, and it is worth it 💕

Oh hey, I finished it in time after all! So I’m working on a Mass Effect comic sort of looking into what might happen after the Destroy ending BUT I’m also trying my hards to not turn that comic into complete Shakarian wishfulfillment. So I made my wishfulfillment on the side. Happy N7 day and happy Shakarian Reunion (it totally happens, at least in my headcanon)

Companion Sketch #96- Petronella Osgood

The only way people can live in peace, is if they are prepared to forgive.

“You have to be careful these days.  Its like you can’t trust anybody.”

Oh snap! 😳

Oh snap 😯 

My life belongs to you, Asuna. So I’ll use it for you.