and how do people know which game to not buy? by reading reviews

bad reviews -> people hesitate to buy -> impact on sales

then one day you take a bite and– sand, the whole meal tastes like sand, and you need to find another thing :(

he also cheats in single player puzzle games

of course there is no way to definitely prove that, which was probably an intentional tactic, but certain puzzles he “solved” in “hours” took a whole community weeks to figure out (brute force was the only way) and there’s no way he’s just happened to guess the right answer

if i was cis and stayed white i’d vibe in 1950s or something. but as a trans person hell nah, i like having some healthcare, not much but some

this mood is what i call “i need to get shit done” where you give the distraction gremlin in your brain candy in the form of music and caffeine whilst you desperately try to use the remaining resources in your brain to get work done because the deadline has entered “i can actually conceptualise this event happening” zone of the calendar and you’re stressing out

4 & 6

the thermometer is showing me scary numbers and i long for reverse hibernation (sleep until it’s cold enough to exist)

Removed by mod

Removed by mod

oh thank goodness. An image of students typing their notes with the on screen keyboard flashed in my mind and i was scared

Removed by mod

Removed by mod

Removed by mod

Removed by mod

casually throws out birth certificate

Removed by mod

i think emotional attachment to objects is a human thing overall. but as adhd folks have object permanence issues, we do get re-attached to those objects that we forgot about pretty fast

reading that hurt me on an emotional level, heck no, never, how could you?

clearly they want their comedian skill to be supported by an image of sorts, or they’d just write text

Removed by mod