my name is jordan (they/them), 24, black, queer, #actuallyaudhd #actuallybipolar
avi by @cyareclones
Self love, he don’t love himself, tryna love me
We are products of our past but we don’t have to be prisoners of it.
Rick Warren
i think banishment is the funniest possible spell you can cast on someone. like i’m not even going to fight you. YOU’RE going to leave. you have no choice.
a guy i banished to the desert 10 years ago finally tracks me down after years of plotting his revenge and i immediately banish him to the desert again
alright fuckers (lovingly)
no more goofin around
it’s tuesday. go message some of your closest friends and tell them how much they mean to you
good luck I’ll see you when you get back
Catastrophic thoughts such as these which guide you down the path of self-sabotage do not amuse me.
When my kiddo finally decided (at age 20) that it was time for (most of) his enormous Lego collection to go, it was a gut-wrenching moment for me (goodbye childhood!). However, we used this service, which was simple and hassle-free.
This is wonderful to know.
Princess Mononoke - Fan art by Julia Tveritina
There’s certain benign activities that you should do even if someone is judging you because the sort of person who would judge you for doing that isn’t a person worth listening to.
Worried about wearing that pikachu shirt when you usually don’t wear t-shirts? Do it. The sort of person who would judge you for wearing a pikachu shirt isn’t worth your time.
Worried someone will judge you for eating in public? What sort of idiot cares about another person eating a salad at the park? Just do it.
Worried you’re not dressed well enough for this mall? It’s a mall. If someone judged you for showing up in basketball shorts they have too much time on their hands.
What sort of person gets mad at someone else just standing to the side and reading a nutrition label? Not the sort of person I’d like to meet.
Someone judging you for not wearing makeup? That person is not worth your time.
This mindset has helped my social anxiety a lot btw. As long as you generally do your best to be a polite person other normal or slightly weird or out of character things you do are your business. The sort of person paying a lot of attention to every little thing a stranger does generally isn’t the sort of person whose opinion you’d respect. So stop letting their opinions matter to you when you haven’t even met them.
good evening to every single asexual who has been pressured into doing things they weren’t comfortable for them because of fear of rejection or harm if their asexual identity wasn’t ‘taken well’, and every single asexual who had someone say they could 'fix’ them, and every single asexual whose identity has been disrespected and trampled on in the LGBTQ community, and every single asexual who didn’t have the courage to say no, and every single asexual who thought it just wasn’t worth it to explain being ace to someone so instead just put up with uncomfortable things, and every single asexual who has been made to feel like their identity is simply 'innocent’ and 'pure’, and every single asexual who is sick and fucking tired of it all.
I believe you.