I mean this, forever

babygirl I'm bothered by noises you wouldn't even hear

wrote this about sensory issues but people relating because of hallucinations or tinnitus or anything else I am shaking your hand in solidarity if you are comfortable with that

[ID: Three hands touching. They are labelled "Schizophrenia", "autism", and "tinnitus". Where they all meet, there is writing saying "sounds nobody else can hear". End ID]

going on the internet to stare at things. going to a antique mall to stare at things. going to the aquarium to stare at things. going to an art gallery to stare at things. picking up a book to stare at things. going to the cinema to stare at things. &other such cases

i swear to god ultra rich people are so fucking boring with their mansions and yachts. ThiS is what i wanna see in the world. Where are the superheroes? The masquerade balls? WHO is gonna invent real farie wings that let you fly??

Before you offer a disabled person unsolicited advice, take a moment to consider that whatever suggestion you can come up with on the spot is likely to be something the person living with the disability has already considered and that it's extremely condescending to assume that you'll actually be telling us something we don't know by quoting some surface level article you skimmed three years ago.

you have to pretend to be a wizard sometimes, for your health. the obvious method is d&d, but you can also open the dishwasher on cold mornings and raise your arms dramatically as you're enveloped in the steam, or you can find a really good stick to walk around in the woods with, or you can run a bizarrely dedicated rp blog on tumblr. but it's an important component of human well being to occasionally pretend to be a wizard.

Wiser words has never been written on this site.

person w adhd experiencing symptoms of adhd: why the fuck can’t I do this thing . I wish there was some explanation for this

stumbles out of the music covered in blood