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Sanity in the Little Things

So recently I moved into a new place, and it’s pretty wildly different than almost every other place I’ve ever lived in. First and foremost, the space is significantly smaller than everyone I’ve lived before. I’ve been in the weird situation where all of the places I could afford…

The Daily Grind

This is probably a familiar story to people with BiPolar:

You go to a psychiatrist. You have the talk and determine that you are BiPolar. They issue you some medication, and then you think you’ll be totally fine now that you’re medicated!

Hunger Panic

Mental health is a complicated topic, because mental health is so inherently fluid. Something you never would have thought could be an issue could creep up on you without warning, or things that you thought you had moved past could suddenly come back with a vengeance. Today I wanna talk a little about…

Who am I?

So… I think I’m Agender?

I’ve been thinking about Gender for a long time now, and how I relate to it. Up until recently I always consciously considered myself a Man. I mean, My entire body is strung up that way: I have a broad frame, I look weird without a beard, and I carry myself in…

Coming Home to Yharnam: The Importance of Catharsis in Stress Relief

If you’ve been paying attention to my social media lately, you’ll know I recently bought a PS4 with the pittance the US government has deigned to give to it’s citizens as a stimulus due to Covid-19. And because…

Back in the Saddle

Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, those of Us betwixt and outside, and those who change from time to time:

I’m back. Ish.

Its been a little over a year since I was doing regular blog posts/articles, and its long past time for me to get back…

The Silent Cries for Help

Alright, back on the horse, writing articles, getting them done on time, let’s do this. Having a bit of trouble keeping up with the schedule at the moment because of a flurry of activity on my end, but that’s just how things are sometimes.

The Importance of Delivery Food to the Neurodivergent

Hot take: The people helped most by Delivery Food are the Neurodivergent and disabled. Sure, it’s handy for neurotypical and physically able people. For the rest of us, Delivery Food is the only way we can get a meal in some situations…

Eternal Mania

So I’ve been reading a lot lately.

And by a lot, I mean that I’ve spent up to 72 consecutive hours without sleep or food reading through manga and web novels (manga but words).

Multiple times.

The Many Seductive Faces of Suicide

CONTENT WARNING: SUICIDAL AND SUICIDAL IDEATION. LIKE SERIOUSLY, A LOT OF IT.

I CANNOT STRESS THIS ENOUGH, WE’RE GETTING INTO SOME SHIT TODAY

I have suicidal depression.