The Body Keeps the Score is probably one of the most important books on PTSD and trauma out there. It's helped me a lot and is written by someone who led mental health research back when it was still developing.

They're doing this shit over the holiday because they probably hope no one will bother to take time away from celebrations to stand up for trans people. Prove them wrong. Help save trans youth lives.

Please repost this if you see it 🥲 I need to reach as many people as I can.

Do you want recommendations for books on just trauma in general as well or do the books on trauma have to be focusing on adhd and autism?

A blanket fort sounds so nice 💜

Background: Ludoviko is a demi-god who's reciprosexual, meaning he doesn't experience sexual attraction until someone experiences it toward him first, which recently happened. He'd never explored human sexuality before. Roselyn has broken him😆'Ludoviko.exe has stopped responding' happens sometimes.

I FORGOT it was the holiday dinner downstairs today 😵‍💫 Someone brought me food and now I feel so bad for being annoyed because it just slipped my mind.

It's the slamming doors and talking in the hall that are triggering my PTSD and hypervigilance 🫠 Brain, please. We are not there anymore.

Having hypervigilance and OCD while editing is the WORST when most people in your apartment building are super social and get bored often. Get a hobby my goodness 💀 You are disturbing your local socially anxious and introverted author creature.

It's shimmery 🥰

Pretty color ❤️

Yeah, it's why I usually dislike the holiday and stay off social media on the day 💔

There are other search engines that you can either opt out of AI or doesn't use it though, like DuckDuckGo. I opted out of DDG AI and voila, regular search engine again.

This song got me through a lot of the emotional parts of the story and thanks to Ethel Cain, made them so much better. This song works so, so well for darker romances.
youtu.be/0fuBE0lZgKA?...

This story was straight up therapy for me and I just really did not see that coming. It really reflects the breakthrough in progress I've finally made while dealing with how I handle my trauma and mental illnesses. "Stop causing your own suffering because you feel you deserve it," basically.