nezrock @ nezrock @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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Let's fucking goooo 😎

You're thinking of American Gods by Gaiman.

Removed my bod

After I bled out in the snow.

Felt cute and I was like I don't know what to do with my emotions and feelings for you to be honest with me and I will never be able to get a new one again and I will bake you cookies and cinnamon rolls for you to eat and eat and eat and eat and eat and eat and eat and eat and eat.

We've always pronounced it yingling.

I'm picturing a cat dressed in a mechanic uniform, and some ants wearing clothes. Is that close enough?

Moon Presence, from Bloodbourne.

Just my two cents. I was diagnosed at 9, and on medication for a few years (some kind of patch on my arm). I then was off meds from like 13 to 27. I got back on meds last year, and it has been life-changing, quite literally.

Sure, I was "functional" without them. I could hold down a job, have good relationships, remember to exercise, whatever.

But everything is so, so much easier with medication than without. I'm on a low dose of Adderall and fluoxetine (for gad), nothing crazy. Social interaction is much better than before, and I'm much happier, and massively more productive.

In this context, Community Emergency Response Team.

I wouldn't call it nepotism really, Mariner is very qualified and competent.

And yet, I've probably never met one.

I mean, what are the chances of TWO serial killers being in the same room?

It's hearts all the way down.

Fun fact, polydactyly is a dominant trait, and has become more and more common over the past 200 years.

The way she eats, she may very well be a flerken.

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I believe it's much more common to be either just the front paws or just the rear (with just the front being the most common).

Executive Dysfunction Disorder got hands