One Day Lee Runs Out Of Bandages So He Has To Make Do With Dora And Hello Kitty Bandaids. He Ends Up

One day Lee runs out of bandages so he has to make do with Dora and Hello Kitty bandaids. He ends up distracting his opponents so much that he decides to make the permanent switch from bandages to children’s bandaids...

[ID: Picture of someone saying no to the text "Actual child pornography labeled as 'Loli' or 'Lolita' in order to write it off as not fucking child porn". Then saying yeah to a cute, lolita fashion dress. End ID]

lolita fashion (NOT to be confused with loli/lolita cp) is so cute I just wish it were named something else

[image: FB screenshot of mine, text as follow:

I found the ultimate ADHD life hack for chores

There’s….There’s no rules, y'all

You don’t have to do… everything at once

You’re in the bathroom for a few minutes? Just put a couple of things away and wipe down the faucet and then leave. You don’t have to clean the WHOLE THING at once

This is both an ADHD life hack AND a disability life hack

SO OFTEN I feel helpless and useless because I can’t do chores. But. What if. I do. SMALL things. I can wipe a countertop down while my coffee brews. I can sweep up just a small area. I can only put away half my clothes.

ANY progress is good. ANY AT ALL!

R e v e l a t i o n

Don’t make fun, my “GET THE WHOLE JOB DONE OR DON’T BOTHER AT ALL” mentality drilled into my brain for years isn’t easy to overcome ;)]

[ID: Three panels of Gai holding young Rock Lee in his arms.

First picture is captioned: "I've only had Lee for a day and a half".

Second: Gai is looking slightly angrier: "But if anything happens to him"

Third: Lee is smiling. Gai is opening the gates, threatening: "I would kill anyone in this room and then myself". End ID]

Konoha Nine-Nine

People who actually eat and sleep are so powerful.

My energy only gets restored by the feeling of validation everytime I hear people using they/them pronuns for someone.

a lot of children - especially mentally ill children - end up traumatized not because someone was specifically hurting them but because their needs weren’t being met, or because their problems weren’t being seen, or because they were rendered particularly vulnerable by other aspects of their identity, like queerness or race. 

and it can be hard to look at your childhood and go “I was hurt” and also know that the hurt wasn’t deliberate. it’s uniquely painful to not have someone to blame. 

you do not have to excuse the people who hurt you, even if it was unintentional. & acknowledging your own pain does not necessarily entail blaming them for it.

you are allowed to do what you need to do in order to recover.