Anapeleo
HAPPY ASEXUAL DAYYYYYY
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Anapeleo
I love having my parents tell me that daily panic attacks and thoughts of self **** are normal. How nice of them to reassure me.
sikagotypewriter
@Lynxtene mine act like mental illness doesn’t exist and that i should throw myself in uncomfortable situations so i can become normal again.. man, why are most parents like this?
Anapeleo
@DandelionWillow21 haha just you wait. Theres a pretty big fanbase for it, most notably fan art I think. I would also recommend the other series by the author. But yeah, let me know if you want to talk about the books :)
Anapeleo
Guys, I rarely ever cry because of movies or books and im almost proud of that sometimes. Other times I call it an emotional detachment problem but anyways
In honor of pride, today I watched Rocketman, it's about Elton John. Made me cry, made me laugh, made me angry, made me happy. Its a beautiful and moving emotional rollercoaster, all while being musical-like and fun to watch
I would recommend it to anyone who hasnt seen it, though it deals with some heavy stuff so I would look up the trigger warnings
Anapeleo
On a call with a friend who also has tics though more severe and I'm proud of how my brain understands that by echoing me they arent mocking
Anapeleo
Anyone know what slurs are okay for genderfluid people to say? Like how only Lesbians can say the d-slur? If they currently identify as a lesbian and woman, can they say it? Can they say it all the time?
GoreCentral
@Lynxtene as a genderfluid person I would also like to know. I wouldn't want to say them, I'm just intrigued. Like the Tslur, genderfluid comes under the trans umbrella so can we say that? It's so confusing
Anapeleo
Been on a DNF binge so I read Flowers from 1970 and Heat waves. Have to say I definitely preferred the latter, its very emotionally charged
Anapeleo
Happy Pansexual Visibility Day!
Anapeleo
I HAVE LESBIAN NEIGHBORS!
IM SO EXCITEDDDD
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Just wanted to say I love your profile! Have a good day/night!