Oof. I was up last night with panic attacks about the thing.
I just fixed it, but it took 2 hours and gave me more stress than it should have.
Hurray for anxious avoidance behaviors.
I'm sorry buddy. I hope things are better now and you're able to relax a bit now. Sending love and hugs.
Better now, it's always better after dealing with the issue, but you can't convince my brain of that.
I'm not having a good time lately. There's so much I have to do and I end up doing nothing and that stressed me out even more. It's gotten so much worse lately. I don't even know what I should do.
Your disability is not your fault.
This is a nice reminder, thank you.
No, but it is my responsibility
Yes it is.
that image is crazy... where did you find it? is it a photoshop? ...is she dead?
It could be a very long focal length lens, they can make far away objects appear quite large and closer to the foreground.
Couldn't be me, surely
I think this community's posts are more and more about normal people.
This one is pretty generic, but it comes down to if this is an individual's default behavior with everything and how much it's effecting their life.
"We all pee too, but if you're doing it 60 times a day, it's probably a problem."
Stamets is back! Someone tell Culber!
This is me after putting away 4 weeks woeth of school tasks and now I'm supposed to do those while also doing to the ongoing ones
It be like that sometimes.
