I like it because, not unlike my toilet, you don’t want the splash to touch you, and you only dip your head in when the “water” is calm
xkbx
joined 1 year ago
If we don’t learn from our future mistakes, we are doomed to repeat them the first time
Listen, some of us can’t shake the thrill of the ultimate gamble. Will this make me put down the burger or pull out my liver? Oh, the dizzying highs of rapid weight loss, and the terrifying lows of rapid weight loss doth call me…
My favourite JFK theory is what if there wasn’t a shooter and his head just did that
Some motherfuckers are always trying to ice skate uphill…
Just because he dummy thicc doesn’t mean he’s gonna bottom
Oh no! Where!?
There’s beans in them orbs
I can feel it in my jones (jean bones for you simple folk)
Boople-down theory from Ronald Meowgan in full effect
I thought you were a cis woman tbh. Saw the image before I read the title.
Look, I’m gonna be real with you. It’s not that you don’t look like a woman, you just think that you’re ugly. You need to compliment and appreciate that woman in the mirror, even if she doesn’t fit your beauty standards. Like would you call another woman ugly or tell a transwoman she looks like a man? No. So don’t do that towards yourself. Easier said than done but worth the effort.
Being lonely and touch-starved is a real thing, and there’s no magic solution for that. Having pets can help, if you’re in a situation to get one. I’d also recommend some body-focused meditative and physical activities like yoga or tai-chi. It helps center yourself into your body and be aware of your own presence (which yeah, can increase the dysmorphia, but see above paragraph,) which can help reduce how overwhelming that loneliness and touch-starvation can be.
Only to check what’s on the other side. For safety.