#What Is ERP?

[jrsdynamics]

👉 𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐝 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐟𝐮𝐥𝐥 𝐛𝐥𝐨𝐠 𝐭𝐨 𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐧 𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐞: https://jrsdynamics.com/why-is-erp-system-important-for-businesses/

[3dogbones]

I’m sorry @freshlyepic looks like you’re going to jail 😔😔😔

You know the rules and so do I

you are WAY ABOVE the allowed limit 💥💥🔥💥🔥✨

Rrrrrrr stupid thingamagig I based that fresh drawing off:

[brawnsleloenigmadoublesonic]

"There's erotic roleplay on vrchat? How the fuck do I get in on this??"

Brawn. So many of the "social worlds" are for erp. It's why so many have beds, particularly beds with mirrors above them you can turn on, and some even have individual rooms you can lock once you're inside.

But bringing it back to valveplug time, imagine a bot who's really, really nervous about interfacing for the first time. They don't want to make a fool of themselves. What if word gets around about it 🥺? So they decide to try this remote interfacing thing they've heard about. It's perfect for what they need! They can get as much practice as they want and don't even have to show their face.

Their world is about to be rocked.

Omggg XD thats hilarious! Bots inventing new ways to frag and socialize because theyre nervous... And isn't that basically how all innovation happens? Amazing, 10/10

(Thanks for telling me I'm gonna go get freaky on vrchat now :D)

[butchspace]

Hello, I am going to discuss my thoughts on content/trigger warnings as someone living with OCD. I am absolutely open to good faith engagement and discussion on this topic.

Having some thoughts on the idea that adding trigger warnings somehow ultimately harms the person with the trigger. They absolutely can create an easy tool to obsessively control your access to the topics/to avoid them, but I’ve always felt it should be the potentially triggered person’s decision on what they were ready to do about it. Uncontrolled exposure is just as capable of causing obsession as is avoidance, in my opinion.

I think of the (terrible telephone retelling of a) case I heard about while discovering recounts of actual lived experiences with OCD.

—The following example discusses intrusive thoughts about domestic violence.—

A woman had an obsession with being was afraid of hitting her boyfriend. Her compulsion was that she would have to hold her arms stiffly by her side. She recognized this as OCD and sought exposure response prevention. Her therapist told her to try and ignore the compulsion, or potentially do the opposite. The woman became so obsessed with healing she forced herself to keep her hands away from her sides (almost obsessively) and constantly checked whether or not she “still wanted to hit him.” In the end, the ERP just became entangled with her obsessions.

It takes so much strength to face these types of problems and practice the mindfulness and grace with yourself to recognize it. It’s something you really need to be ready for because it’s going to take a lot of effort to do the hard thing when the easy thing is right there.

How can we claim it’s best to “force” exposure on someone else? How can we go around vigilante therapising people we have deemed too ill to do it on their own (or just be left alone)?

This is not to say that anyone is bad if they can’t or don’t want to tag things. More just my thoughts about how pushback against that idea can swing too hard into trying to prove not tagging was morality correct.

Some articles that articulate so much of my experience with OCD:

Having No Cure for OCD Is the Cure

Help! I Have OCD About What’s OCD

In the spirit of bodily autonomy, I think we all deserve agency in our lives no matter how “incompetent” other people may think we are. When you’re ready, you’re ready. There’s no healing to be had sitting around thinking you’re broken or lazy or whatever for not being ready to change. We all owe each other the kindness to do what we can in good faith, too.

I started doing too much table setting in the tags, so I’ll put it under a read more, lol.

I recognize that this isn’t very radically (in the abolition vs reform sense) anti-psychiatry, and I do have a complicated relationship with that idea. I recognize that I have a good deal of privilege (particularly among people with more stigmatized/less understood “disorders”) but this framework is the only one I’ve ever been able to access that gives me any insight into myself at all. That isn’t something everyone can afford to do in several senses.

As a physically disabled person, I just connect my experiences with chronic illness and mental illness (which I think can fall under the umbrella of chronic on its own) more and more these days. What truly was the difference between not being able to do something out of pain versus anxiety? Our brains are organs, too. Our thoughts are chemical and hormonal, too.

One of the fondest memories I have of coming to terms with disability was explaining my experience with an autoimmune condition to a bipolar friend, and he replied that we were “chronic illness buddies.” And I felt so understood as someone who has suffered with various types of anxieties for their entire waking life.

[snixx]

kms my college (which does not take attendance we just have some form of graded quizzes/tests/labs every day to make sure we attend class) just sent me this after i didn't attend classes for two (2) weeks. an hour later we get an email saying it was a fucking social experiment. our midsems are going on btw.

literally kill yourselves. just when you think these bitches can't get more sadistic they pull some new unbelievable shit to spit in your face

[ritzcrackee]

ruehob tragedy ruehob tragedy ruehob tragedy

[idontremembershippingthis]

[girldraki]

its fine as long as we don’t look directly at the screenshots i think/hope

[musical-chick-13]

One of the WORST parts of having OCD is that some of the Fears™ are actually humanly possible, so it's not like my response can just be, "Oh that'll never happen" or even "I've never seen that happen, so it's probably unlikely."

[kazzzmataz]

Bug collection

[arbellas-bakery]

STOPPPPPPPP

[peachesanmemes]

Love asking my fellow freaks what the first website or game they ERPed on was. Really tells you a lot about a person...

[embassyrowprojectonline]

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[hurgablurg]

jesus christ that sounds horrible

[musical-chick-13]

Again, always very confusing to me when people suffering from The Obsessive Compulsives are Antis™, like these people will not protect you. They believe thought crimes are real. They inherently hate you and WILL throw you to the wolves if they ever come to know about anything related to your intrusive thoughts or the """""weird""""" things they ask you to do in therapy to manage/cope with them.

[matchlocks]

Antipsych people suddenly become evil when they meet someone with ocd