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Posting these back up as Iâm tentatively excited about Mass Effect: Andromeda!Â
Whether it can topple my current obsession with Overwatch remains to be seen :)Â
If you liked Netflixâs Stranger Things, here are some podcasts you might enjoy:
Welcome to Night Vale (the community news of a small city in the American Southwest where all conspiracy theories are true and a part of every day life; BONUS - canon interracial gay couple as the main couple)
The Message (70-year-old message from outer space, cryptology, things are not as they seem)
Limetown (everyone in small town disappears and no one knows what happened to them; follow an intrepid journalist as she investigates)
The Black Tapes (sister show to TANIS; demons, investigation into the unexplainable, asshole Alpha Skeptic, and the journalist who tries to sort this all out)
TANIS (sister show to The Black Tapes; conspiracy, truth, and the investigation of what Tanis really is, plus an âinformation specialistâ named Meerkatnip)
Archive 81 (found footage audio series where nothing is quite as it seems and thereâs a building that isnât exactly right)
Alice Isnât Dead (from the people behind WtNV, a truck driver tries to find her missing wife and she runs into a lot of conspiracies along the way)
Within the Wires (again, from the people who brought you WtNV, instructional audio guides that slowly reveal a personal story and the revelation that the world the podcast is set in is that great)
The Bright Session (imagine what it would be like if the X-Men went to therapy)
The Behemoth (a girl and her monster walk across America)
Wolf 359 (the absurd misadventures of a small band of eccentric characters on board the Hephaestus Station in orbit around the dwarf star, Wolf 359, where itâs all fun and games until itâs not and the Blessed Eternal just wants a night light)
ONE OF THE SAFEST PLACES FOR MENTALLY ILL KIDS AND LGBT+ IS IN DANGER OF BEING SHUT DOWN.
VENT, is a single media social networking app that helps users identify the emotions theyâre feeling with and then vent about it
it can be extremely helpful for closeted lgbt, for abuse victims, for anyone who would get in trouble for talking about certain things because it can be passcode protected
users can â listen to â ( or follow ) other users and interact with â vents â in a supportive way with buttons like â hug â ( which is the default interaction much like â likesâ  here ) âh4uâ and âynaâ
for android users there is a â nightmode â option like on twitter that is easier on the eyes.Â
you do not have to be visible to others on this app, there is a âprivate accountâ option where other users can âask to listenâ and cannot see your account until you accept their request.
the app is inclusive, having holiday emotes not only for christmas but also Hanukkah Yule and Kwanza and the vent staff actively listens to users concernsÂ
THIS BEAUTIFUL APP one that has saved my fucking life MAYÂ BE SHUT DOWN , BUT YOU CAN HELP STOP THAT. LINKS TO DONATE ARE BELOW.
this is the direct link to their paypal
this is the link to their website incase the paypal link breaks
PLEASE REBLOG AND HELP OUT IF YOU CAN
I know Iâm still posting. But this blog will still be dead soon.Â

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Hello. What are your thoughts on dating and are you dating someone/like someone? Just curious about your thoughts :]
Dating can be pretty okay, with a good person. Dating can be amazing, with the right person. Personally, takes a LOT for me to be âhey letâs date?â. But I would say I found someone Iâd like to commit to.Â
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A late happy new year everyone!
The last months from the previous year my upload schedule became like, nonexistend, and I realized that just know so yeah, Iâm trying to change that and be more active here again :âD These sketches are a bit older now (I drew them in September I think?), but I wanted to show them nonetheless. I really liked the âkidsâ from Mother/Earthbound Beginnnings :>
Scientists invented fabric that makes electricity from motion and sunlight. To create the fabric, researchers at Georgia Tech wove together solar cell fibers with materials that generate power from movement. It could be used in âtents, curtains, or wearable garments,â meaning weâd virtually never be without power. Source
Y'all are fucking idiots. Clean energy will NEVER be enough to replace the energy we have now. Weâd have to tear down DOZENS of forests just to fit enough windmills and solar panels to get even a QUARTER (probably less, tbh) of the energy we can produce now.
Yeah, sure, when theyâve already calculated that a few square miles of panels in the empty ass Arizona desert could power the whole nation. But ok, fracking and the diminishing petroleum supply is worlds better.
Nevermind that windmills are often most efficient off the coast. There they take up no land, impact no trees, donât pollute the water, and are conveniently located where winds are often strongest anyway.
And solar panels can literally be built into roofs of buildings and in empty areas like deserts. The sun strikes the Earth with the same amount of energy in an hour that our civilization uses in a year.
But yeah, it would be impossible for us to ever have enough energy from clean sources.
Durr hurr technology is bad and I would rather light shit on fire than have clean energy
I can also testify to the Arizona desert being empty ass. And the California desert. And the Nevada desert.Â
alsoâŚno forests were cleared to make space for Denmarkâs windmills and yet they regularly produce so much power that it covers almost all of the countryâs power needs. Oh, and then thereâs the times when the windmills generate 140% of Denmarkâs power needs. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/jul/10/denmark-wind-windfarm-power-exceed-electricity-demand
Friendly reminder that oil pipelines are a scam.
The fact that anyone can believe a limited amount of dinosaur oil is more plentiful and efficient than moving air or fucking sunlight is proof that entire populations can be completely brainwashed.
20 years later and God decided to turn the tables on you

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donât question why he casually has his phone outâŚ
This blog will be dead soon.
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You are beyond the limiting definitions of the word cute.
GUYS, MASS EFFECT 2 IS FREE ON ORIGIN RIGHT NOW, GO SNAG IT BEFORE THE OFFER RUNS OUTÂ https://www.origin.com/ind/en-us/store/free-games/on-the-house
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âWhat is Dissociation?â
I was prompt to make this after answering at least 10 asks about this. During my latest ask about it, I found myself really thinking more about posting it because I was so inspired. I dedicate much of my blog and much of my study as a psychology student to awareness and advocating for mental health, so I was driven to post this. However, I also made this post because I see stuff like this around tumblr and social media: âOmggggg I dissociated soooo baddddd todayyyyyy I was in school and didnât payy attention!!!!â âI zoned outttttt! I am so symptomatic!â Ok letâs stop. Thereâs all these people who read about it on google and tumblr, then run around acting like theyâre âsooooooo symptomaticcc!â and so many people think they have what they read. Itâs quite insulting and mocking of the struggle. Some may just need to be more informed. Dissociation is a general and broad term referring to a lack of and disconnection from reality. Itâs a psychological defense mechanism. Dissociation is not to be confused with psychosis/psychotic symptoms, which is a loss of reality (rather than a lack of reality) in which symptoms outside of reality occur (hallucinations, delusions, etc). The concept of dissociation in psychology is very broad and very complex. It is based on a spectrumâ it can be anything from nonpathological dissociation (Which is ânormalâ dissociation; not relating to and not caused by a disorder, such as daydreaming and zoning out), to pathological dissociation as a symptom, to dissociation as a disorder in itself. So while daydreaming and zoning out is a form of dissociation, there is a difference between this nonpathological dissociation, pathological dissociation as a symptom, and dissociation as a disorder in itself. Compared to symptomatic pathological dissociation, daydreaming, zoning out, among other states, is a nonpathological dissociation. This psychological response is typically minor and natural. Examples of this include daydreaming and kind of zoning out in a convo, dissociating while driving for long distances, and zoning out while watching a movie or reading a book.
Nonpathological dissociation can occur for various reasons, whether itâs a psychological defense mechanism to boredom, fatigue, a lack of stimulation, if someone has a lot on their mind, to disconnect from stress/anxiety, etc. Now, just because it is common and nonpathological doesnât mean it canât be problematic. We can all agree dissociating while driving or when stressed in certain circumstances can be very problematic. There are still grounding techniques to manage this issue. Technically, as you can see, we all dissociate. Sometimes, every day! On the other hand, pathological dissociation means it is dissociation relative to and caused by a disorder. This symptomatic dissociation: disrupts oneâs life, continues despite efforts to stop it, is autonomous, intrusive, typically very unsettling and startling, and is more chronic. Symptomatic pathological dissociation usually occurs in Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Related Disorders (PTSD) and Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). I want to mention that periods of dissociation may clearly happen more often in disorders like Major Depressive Disorder and Anxiety Disorders. In those mental illnesses, itâs not on the criteria, nor is it typically as severe. It is not a main hallmark symptom like it is for PTSD and BPD, in which it is on the main symptom criteria. Naturally, as stress/anxiety may be a trigger for even nonpathological dissociation, it would make sense to see that if someone has a disorder that causes stress, anxiety, and depression, it may occur more often and more severe than it would for someone without those disorders! While itâs not on the criteria or a main severe symptom, that doesnât mean thereâs no struggle and need to handle it and put it under control through grounding and therapeutic techniques and skills.
Symptomatic dissociation in PTSD and BPD is a psychological defense mechanism that is to a severe extent where it starts to affect multiple areas of oneâs life, has various symptoms attached to it, and occurs typically because of triggers. One can almost view it as the fight/flight system âfreezingâ in response to stimuli or an altered state of consciousness. Dissociation occurs in these disorders to lessen and fend off the emotional reaction, memory, perception, or occurrence, and defend itself by âblocking it outâ and disconnecting from it. For example, with PTSD, it may be in response to a traumatic trigger or reminder. In BPD, it may occur in response to reactive anger and impulsiveness or a distorted perception. Due to the nervous system âblocking out,â a series of symptoms occur that cause one to feel detached, disconnected, and separated from themselves, the things around them, and reality. Overall symptoms include:
-Fuzzy/foggy and disconnected vision, hearing, and other senses
-Double vision
-Difficulty making out objects (smaller/bigger than what they are, distorted, etc)
-Fatigue or a heavy feeling
-Feeling empty and detached
-Feeling as if one is floating or in a dream
-Feeling as if one is watching themselves from outside their body
-Feeling as if their body does not belong to them
-A deja vu feeling
-May or may not have trouble with memory (complete lapses or difficulty remembering what happened during the dissociation)
-Headaches
-Dizziness
-Freezing (note itâs not to mean completely frozen. Itâs referring to limited movement, a lack of responses, such as someone just standing there not doing much, sitting there, seemingly daydreaming at times).
And more
Itâs NOT just experiencing one or two of some of these symptoms, either. Someone isnât symptomatic because theyâll feel deja vu at times or moments in which they may experience one or two of those reactions. Additionally, sometimes nonpathological dissociation may also be worse at times than others during times of fatigue or stress, but it doesnât automatically make it pathological. Psychological reactions like that would be on the verge of nonpathological dissociation because as you can see, thereâs a few overlaps, and itâs a spectrum. Some of this logic also wouldnât make sense. If someone was only experiencing dizziness or a headache and nothing else, thatâs clearly not dissociation. Thatâs a headache. I write this because people tend to think theyâre symptomatic when they experience some of these responses that can be part of nonpathological dissociation to a certain degree. Pathological dissociation, as mentioned, is disruptive to life, autonomous, typically a trigger, etc., Dissociative reactions can be more acute (i.e., dissociating/blocking out in response to an immediate trigger, distortions, etc.) or more chronic, such as if dissociative feelings (i.e. disconnected, floating, etc.) remain for periods of time. Notice how some of the symptoms listed there wouldnât necessarily last as a chronic dissociationâ someone wouldnât chronically âfreeze,â for example. Additional signs/symptoms of dissociation that typically occur in chronic instances throughout oneâs day, may include:
-Talking in a monotone, quiet, slow, or dull manner
-Talking in a manner that may not make sense or seem disorganized
-Seeming very âoffâ and short attention span for a period of time
-Doing things and not remembering
-Having brief memory disturbance and lapses throughout their day, etc.
When it comes to dissociation as a separate mental disorder in itself, it occurs with its own set of symptoms/criteria to a severe extent and unique pattern, rather than a symptom of another mental disorder. Dissociative disorders are defined by affecting perception, feelings, identity, and awareness. Very briefly, this would include:
 Dissociative Identity Disorder (formerly multiple personality disorder): Typically caused by severe trauma or sexual abuse, this is when the individual dissociates as a result of a defense mechanism from the trauma, and there is an alter identity/personality during those dissociative states. Their memory during these states is impaired and they may or may not be aware of the alters. The presentation of the alter differs per individualâ there may be extreme changes of behavior, voice, appearance, or name, but it isnât typically noticeable and may be less obvious and remain hidden, as the point is to protect and preserve the self. The individual has gone through so much severe trauma, that the dissociative states have an alter to take over during these stressful states and other triggers to preserve and protect the selfâ They switch between their alter(s) and themselves.
Dissociative Amnesia: Due to trauma and other disasters, the individual acutely loses memoryâ may forget who they are, where they are, and/or what happened.
 Dissociative fugue: Amnesia of the identity, which includes perception, memory, and personality. As a result, it includes a sudden change in who they are, which then may result in wandering or traveling to places, unplanned, a make-up of a new identity, etc.
Depersonalization/Derealization Disorder: There are two parts of dissociation. Depersonalization (dissociation of the self) and delrealization (dissociation of surroundings). This is when someone persistently dissociates and is aware it is a feeling and not really occuring, and it is a condition in itself and not a result of another condition like BPD and PTSD.
Dissociative disorder otherwise specified/unspecified
Notice how nonpathological dissociation occurs typically as a disconnection from immediate surroundings from boredom, stress, distraction, etc., and symptomatic pathological dissociation goes deeper into disconnecting from the triggers, identity, intense emotional experience, perception, and awareness. Š All rights reserved. 2016
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