GreyDGale

If you want your memory or executive function to improve, stare out a window at the skyline or sidewalk or trees or birds on the electrical wires for like 20+ minutes per day. (With no other stimulation like a podcast or TV if you can manage but hey baby steps innit). If you're fortunate enough to have safe outside with any bits of nature, go stare closely at a 1 meter square of grass and trip out on the bugs and shapes of grasses and stuff.

Literally this will make you smarter. Our brains HAVE TO HAVE this zone out time to do important stuff behind the scenes. This does not happen during sleep, it's something else.

That weird pressurized feeling you get sometimes might be your brain on no defrag.

Also, from a creativity standpoint, taking things in is important for inspiration, but if you want to be able to come up with ideas, the empty space is crucial. It's like a blank canvas or an empty page. If you slow down and let the silence happen sometimes, things come to you in that space.

It's a pretty common experience to have ideas come to you in the shower or just before falling asleep, right? It's the same principle.

Some of my best ideas have come during walks or periods of silence... you need to stop the noise sometimes so you can think. Even just a little bit here and there or some mindfulness when you can makes a difference.

You know, given how C. lupus, C. lupus familiaris, and C. latrans can all create perfectly viable hybrids, and that the proto-dogs that domestic dogs descended from much more resembled coyotes than wolves, it's not really a surprise that some yotes are experimenting with domestication.

Goddamn that lady must be fucking shredded to be able to chase down a coyote through a swamp.

"Don't let wild animals into your house, you are not going to make Dogs 2.0, you're going to get injured and the animal killed." is probably obvious enough advice that I don't need to put it in the tags as a reminder.

...I know more than four people on this site that have poisoned themselves trying out 'foraging guides' they found online, two people IRL who tried to keep raccoons at pets, and have a family member who got hospitalized for Cat Scratch Fever after grabbing a feral cat bare-handed. This is apparently, not obvious enough.

"I am Frankelda" trailer

If Gothic stop-motion is your thing, then this might appeal (in other words: Ring the "We got a new monster-boy" bell to attract the hordes!)

And it should surprise NO ONE to find out that Guillermo del Toro served as a mentor figure on the project.

Please try to watch the series first:FRANKELDA'S BOOK OF SPOOKS

The experience of watching the series first and the prequel later will make everything even better.

I PROMISE!!

happy pride! remember that being a transgender is everything but fiction. there are so many real historical figures from every century about whose transgenderism we aren't even aware of