Taking a mental health break

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  • Unless you’re not the best at getting it to stick to the brush before you put it under the water, and the majority of it gets knocked into the sink when you try. If that constantly happens to you, you can wet the brush first and THEN add the toothpaste. It’ll take a few seconds to mix when brushing, but you’ll get the same results with less wasted toothpaste.


  • You’re right about the last bit, but slightly off on what it means.

    He thinks he’s got everyone fooled. He’s a toddler with no emotional stability and so he has to surround himself with people who will play along. Because even when other people call him out… what happens next?

    They just shrug and move on. Eventually that makes these billionaires think that they’re master manipulators, when really, everyone is just tired of dealing with their emotional outbursts and are only going along for the paycheck.




  • I remember that the vice principal of our Christian high school was annoyed with us saying ‘gosh darn’, and made the mistake of telling us, “If you’re going to say ‘gosh darn’, you might as well say ‘god damn’, because that’s what you really mean, and the Lort knows your heart.”

    … We all just started flat-out saying ‘god damn’ like we were told.





  • IzzyScissor@lemmy.worldtoADHD memes@lemmy.dbzer0.comFair point
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    7 months ago

    OP already did reach out to someone for help. Thats what the disability claim is.

    Do you see how requiring an extra step of “asking for help” to complete the paperwork to “ask for help” starts to be overly burdensome when it’s someone specifically asking for help with their executive disfunction?

    It’s like requiring someone who doesn’t speak English to fill out a form in English to enroll in an ‘English as a second language’ class.


  • Capitalism requires indefinite growth.

    We have a word for something that grows indefinitely. It’s called “cancer”, and it eventually kills whichever organism it’s a part of by stealing nutrients designed for other parts of the system. The only way for an organism with cancer to survive is if the cancer is killed off before the organism dies.

    That’s where we’re at. Capitalism might have gotten us this far, but the same can be said about any person with cancer. What worked for us in the past isn’t guaranteed to work for us in the future, and could actively be what’s killing us.

    We have to adapt.