Them: You Don't Look Queer.

Them: You don't look queer.

Me: Oh, I'm sorry. Let me just get changed..

spreading the word!

the link!

WHY IS THERE A LEGO AXE ON THE BATHROOM FLOOR

RealTwir drawing.

Hopefully this doesn't go all blurry the second I post this like every other drawing I did the last few days.

Style copied from @10ratsandapossuminahoodie that he showed me earlier. >:3

I hate uploading images on this damn computer, smh. I swear, the quality isn't always this bad.

I did a presentation in class yesterday in my anthropology, sociology, and psychology class about misophonia and, unsurprisingly, no one other than one other student - who also has misophonia, in my class knew anything about it.

I told them about my own experiences, and how it's very hard to diagnose or be taken seriously because of how unknown the disorder is, as it was only "discovered" in two thousand one. I also told them to, as gently and bluntly as possible, shut the fuck up and stop whispering to each other in the middle of class when you're supposed to be doing other shit because it really gets to me.

The other student who has it said that she was very glad that at least now a room of people knows some things about the disorder in a world where hardly anyone knows anything about it, and they and the teacher both thanked me for my presentation.

Everyone gave me a round of applause afterwards, and I felt both kinda freaked out (/n) since it was all directed at me, but kinda good at the same time. I'm not all that special though since everyone else also got applauded for their work, but I was the first person to present at all so I felt special in the moment.

If you don't know what misophonia is, it's where someone is less tolerant to certain person-made noises. These noises can oftentimes lead to people's fight-or-flight responses being triggered or just becoming incredibly distressed, which sucks balls since you usually have to put up with the noises and response until they finally stop. This is just a small explanation, so it's best you do your own research if you want to learn more about misophonia.