
Ash/Ashton (they/them)- putting the 'pan' in panic- BIG TW I post whatever, mostly going to be a vent blog for trauma, abuse, MaDD (probably)
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Just Saying...
Just saying...
Please do not interact unless you have experienced any form of trauma or abuse and/or experience mental illness, especially with maladaptive daydreaming.
I do not want people re-blogging or commenting on posts (mainly) about MaDD saying stuff like "omg, this is so me because I like to pretend ___ every once in a while". Or "oh, I'm just so imaginative like this".
Like, shut up. Shut up. It's not fun living like this. It hurts. Especially after going on for aeons thinking the daydreams were helping, but I get to a point of realising that it's not, and it's not okay. I'm not okay.
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— Alex Turner, Arctic Monkeys