Sorn: If I Run And Jump At That, He Will Most Certainly Catch Me In His Arms

Sorn: If I run and jump at That, he will most certainly catch me in his arms

Sorn, sprinting towards That: INCOMING

That: NO! I’M HOLDING HOT TEA

That: *drops tea to catch Sorn*

This is strangely specific yet 100% plausible. I accept this headcanon wholeheartedly

headcanon that can wears a sleep mask to sleep but like one with obnoxious eyes on it and the eyes glow in the dark and every now and then tin wakes up in the middle of the night and for two seconds every time the eyes scare the shit out of him and the only reason he hasn’t told can to get rid of it is bc he would never admit they scare him

gay sons and their proud gay dads

Tian be like: damn spicy food, doctor said I shouldn't do that because my body might literally reject my new heart and cause me to die

Phu: *raises an eyebrow at Tian*

Tian: oh that is it, challenge accepted, can't have him thinking I'm weak, I must stuff myself with as much spice as I can, I don't fear death, try me god

Thwarting Executive Dysfunction

You’re sitting on the couch thinking about a task you need to perform, but your brain just won’t let you do it.

Me: “I need a shower.”

Brain: “No, that sounds entirely uninteresting. Let’s just keep sitting here instead.”

If you keep thinking about the task you need to do, but your brain won’t let you get on with it, the best thing to do is redirect. Pick a different task, an easier task, a more interesting task.

Me: “Ok, no shower. Let’s drink some water/brush our teeth/wash the dishes/start some laundry instead.”

Brain: “That does sound better than getting in the shower. Okay, let’s do it.”

Once you have some momentum going, it’s much easier to keep going. When you hit a stopping point in your chosen task, reevaluate the original thing you were stuck on.

Me: “Dishes are done. While we’re up and moving, let’s get a quick shower!”

Brain: “Uuugh, fine, I guess.”

Another option is to break down the task into smaller bits.

Brain: “No shower.”

Me: “Okay, let’s just go get undressed.”

Brain: “We can do that.”

Me: “Now let’s turn on the shower.”

Brain: “That’s fine.”

Me: “Now let’s get in the shower.”

Brain: “We are already undressed and the shower’s running. We might as well.”

These have been really helpful coping techniques for me. I hope someone else can use them too.