Writing when ur on the drug called exhaustion is a Time because you will be trying to write a normal or serious line like "As he walked away" and your brain interrupts you for its state mandated ad break to insert "As he waddled away, waddle waddle, and he waddled away waddle waddle waddle~"
Back on the trigun train
Me: I am comfy with being called a girl since I have history with it and am used to being referred to she/her.
Also me: *internal gremlin cackling when smol child can’t figure out my gender*
When I woke. Up this morn.
My cat had, threw up all down the ladder
That leads up to my bed.
I said “honey, my baby, you cute shit
I need my hekkin ladder
To get cleaning supplies.”
She just looked up, from the floor
Where she jumped
As if to stare in judgement
About why I was stuck
But now I had to get down
From my bed
Either from vomit ladder
Or from rib-breaking rails
You know that one scene in Geostorm?
There is something particularly nice about laying on warm pavement in the cool evening after a sunny day. You can look up at the clouds with the warmth at your back and the breeze on your face
It took me over a decade to figure out that I was mistaking hunger for thirst. All those bathroom trips and for what
Genuine question:
I am a neutral-to-fem Audhd human who enjoys paying people compliments.
I always do so respectfully and follow the “only compliment parts of their self they have control over” thing.
But I wanted to know - is it socially acceptable for an adult to direct compliments to younger children when they are with their parents?
I generally don’t unless I know the parents, because I’m never quite sure…
So anyway a nurse made me cry today