toxetta

Pearlescent Goop Pit

she/they. this is my silly silly fucked up outlet for all my obsessions/interests, random thoughts and mental breakdowns bc it's easier than getting irl friends or a therapist /hj. lifestyle jirai, currently big into yo-kai watch and mcr. i constantly crave attention and skittles so feel free to send me either. dni: bigots, zionists and fashion jirais.

216 posts

Toxetta - Pearlescent Goop Pit

0dividedby0haha liked this · 11 months ago
toxetta reblogged this · 1 year ago
toxetta liked this · 1 year ago
who-the-actual-fuck liked this · 1 year ago
jibanyans-chocobar liked this · 1 year ago
dat1nekomata liked this · 1 year ago
thedorkyidiot liked this · 1 year ago
littlestdiamond liked this · 1 year ago
welcome-to-octo-space reblogged this · 1 year ago
welcome-to-octo-space reblogged this · 1 year ago
welcome-to-octo-space liked this · 1 year ago
thegoopershome reblogged this · 1 year ago
thegoopershome liked this · 1 year ago
toyfoxypolard liked this · 1 year ago
blazingstaro liked this · 1 year ago
catlover69430 liked this · 1 year ago
puffballwarrior-blog reblogged this · 1 year ago
puffballwarrior-blog liked this · 1 year ago
withmytailtotheworld liked this · 1 year ago

More Posts from Toxetta

toxetta

1 year ago

Twitter/X thread from Victoria Duncan on X:
"At some point, very early on, undiagnosed neurodivergent children are faced with a terrible dilemma.

They will tell someone they're in pain, someone they trust, and that person will say no they're not. That didn't hurt. It can't have. They're being selfish/dramatic/lying.

The child has to get their head around it. They feel pain, but a trusted caregiver says they don't and they're being bad for saying so. How can it be true?

There are only two, bad, options.

The child may choose to believe the caregiver and decide that they are wrong about their pain. They will make this choice again and again over the years and slowly learn to ignore their body until they are barely connected to it at all. They learn not to trust themselves.

Or, the child might not be able to ignore the reality of their pain. In which case, they have to give up on pleasing their caregiver by keeping quiet as demanded. They learn that adults won't believe or take care of them. They learn not to trust other people.

I think whichever choice you make, you carry the rest of your life, disconnected either from your own body and experiences, or from other people and meaningful relationships. Maybe both.

Anyway, diagnosis is the only way out of the dilemma. It's the only way your reality can be different from other people's without someone being at fault - is if you have a word like "sensory overwhelm" to explain the difference.

That's why diagnosis changes lives & why people want it so much.

This is about saying you're in pain because of sensory overwhelm, but it can also be about saying you're tired from sitting still or socializing or reading and someone says you can't be. Saying you "don't like" an activity you find hard, and having people assume the worst of you.

54K notes View Post

toxetta

1 year ago

Fucking love this guy

1K notes View Post

toxetta

1 year ago

the existence of gender neutral implies the existence of gender good and gender evil, and perhaps also lawful and chaotic gender

Tags :

transgender Queer lgbtq

2 notes View Post

toxetta

1 year ago

holy fuck i'm gay

Tags :

lgbtq genderqueer trans 🏳️‍⚧️ transgender genderfluid nonbinary Queer

1 note View Post

toxetta

1 year ago

they say insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. well if that's the case i must be incredibly sane because i do the same thing over and over expecting the same result, and that result is that IT'LL WORK THIS TIME I SWEAR

Tags :

shitpost 3am thoughts please help

0 notes View Post