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"I don't follow dnis" fuck off, if you can't respect someone's personal boundaries go to hell.
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Hey guys super random but this was keeping me up all night and now my anxiety wont shut up about it so uhh, yeah..
Whenever I give people advice, yk like offering them tips on how to help them feel better or offering them ideas on things that helped me, does it upset people?
When I ask people if they're okay, does it upset people?
When I personally get upset at someone and tell them that and explain why, does that make said person get uncomfortable with me?
Am I the bad person here?
This isn't about anything in particular btw, just a pattern of things I've been noticing lately and it's worrying me.
This is probably stupid, I dunno.
I’m finding that, while yes, Archie isn’t a “masterpiece”, the anti-Ian Flynn vitriol has kinda made me feel like Ariga is put up on an unnecessary pedestal.
Ariga is great, yet, like Flynn, I have things I like and dislike about both, and I think praising one while beating down another really doesn't actually lead to anything.
Disabled people keep BEGGING YOU to mask up and WARNING YOU that COVID hasn’t ended…and then it effects you personally and your like whoaaa I thought it was over!!! Oh nooo.
I want to rampage.
If you’re scared?
DO YOUR FREAKING PART!
i think one of the hardest things about subbing for me is that im 6 feet fall and nobody ever sees me as anything but big spoon, domme, etc. never been big spooned in my fuckin lifeeee
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*audible sobbing of despair*
This post will be talking about species dysphoria and self image so be aware of that moving forward!
There has been one part of my physical self that I never liked. Everything about it seems wrong. It isn’t a lack of tail or paws, not even gills or legs
It’s my face
My face has never felt like mine, in photos, reflections and mirrors it’s never looked right. I used to think I was just self conscious, holding myself to the standard of what the media decides what is attractive. While I don’t personally think I would be seen as pretty or attractive I no longer think that is the main issue
I’m not ugly, I’m not beautiful, I have a friendly smile and eyes that are far apart. But it’s not me. It’s not right. That isn’t how I look. I hate that people see this face and associate it with me. There is nothing wrong with this face, it just wasn’t supposed to be mine
That’s why I’ve always like the idea of animals masks I’ve seen. Not to hide, but to show what’s supposed to be seen. Despite the amount of mask wearer out there I’ve heard little about face dysphoria from others
I wanted to share this feeling and let other beings who experience the same feeling know they are not alone. I will see you how you see you.
I'm hyperfixated on Homelander and it makes me feel like a bad person
