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I don't thing anyone really appreciated how good of a child actor David Henesey was. I'm kind of surprised he didn't go onto be successful in Hollywood. This kid was in elementary school and playing one of the creepiest (but also darn cute) characters of Dark Shadows.

My dad described David and Daniel Collins as having a psychopathic undertone to all his lines. I might not use that phrasing, but I agree with the sentiment.

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Dark Shadows is really cool. You guys should watch Dark Shadows. (And *not* the stupid movie.)

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*news anchor voice* We live in an ever more polarized world. From the left we hear that trans people should be allowed to play sports, while the right is saying that the rapist felon president should be allowed to deport people of color without due process and invade California to arrest its governor if they get in his way.

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Hymenoptera. Sketches of British insects. 1877.

Internet Archive

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Video by me and Ainsley Seago trying to explain the important work insect taxonomists do

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Your dislike or phobia for certain animals never outweights the animal's right to exist and live, i keep running into this behavior and i don't know why some folks never got to learn that. Who do you think you are

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SAW dir. James Wan, 2004

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Make Our OCs Suffer Ask Game

You know the drill, send an emoji and oc, and I'll make it happen!

🏃- Make them run until they drop

🙌 - Stress position

💧- Waterboarding

🦴 - Break a bone; or maybe a few. (which ones? If you have a preference!)

🌑 - A nightmare

🐺 - An animal bite

⛈️ - Outside in a storm

🧵 - Sew their lips shut

🏆- Show them off

🤧 - A common ailment

🥵 - Heat exhaustion

🥶 - Caught in a blizzard

🌡️- A fever

⛽ - Douse them in something flammable and threaten them with a match

⬛ - Lock them in a dark room

😷 - A serious illness

👮 - Have them arrested

🎧 - Sensory overload

💉 - Drug them

☠️ - Poison them

😵 - Panic attack

🔥 - Burn or scald them.

🥱 - Sleep deprivation

⚡- Shock collar

⚰️- Bury them alive

💔 - Take away something they love

😣 - A painful shadow of their past

Creepy and intimate under the cut

💄- Doll them up

🌹- Romantic gifts

💕 - Cuddles in bed

👗- A special outfit

🎀 - Share them with friends

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Reblog this post to ask mutuals to tell you their weirdest theory about u

EDIT: Fair warning this post is cursed and predictions are 7/10 times correct, play at own risk

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Morning in a Pine Forest, 1889

Ivan Shishkin

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Cats getting caught doing crimes

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Common things in DID that no one likes to talk about

- switches that feel like you’re turning into someone else rather than them taking control (non-possessive switching)

- being unable to recognize amnesia until something requires you to remember something you forgot

- staying in the front for weeks at a time

- being unable to communicate with alters internally (this is so common why does everyone act like this is weird?)

- feeling like you don’t have any problems because you feel disconnected from them

- constant denial

- rapid identity, label, and appearance changes

- comorbidities, particularly personality disorders, anxiety disorders, and the schizophrenia spectrum

- autism (there is science pointing towards autistic people being more susceptible to trauma)

- disliking your system

- wanting final fusion

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Maud Allan in the role of Salome with the head of John the Baptist, c. 1906–1910.

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The Apparition (1876), Gustave Moreau

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So, I have a problem.

I know I have fibromyalgia, but this might be something different. I can't sit down with my feet on the floor for more than a minute without my feet falling asleep. I have no problem hiking and walking long distances, but the recovery period of intense cramping lasts days.

Here is my question. Questions.

Are there any stretches I can do to help with this I might not know about? Are there any assistive devices I might be able to use? (Not a wheelchair, I live out in the woods.) I already take a daily pain med, so more meds probably won't help.

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figured i'd post this here

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We're rummaging through your OC's stuff! Name an object that…

…is purely decorative.

…was a gift.

…has sentimental value.

…they've had for a very long time.

…they keep around for somebody else.

…they use often.

…they could probably stand to get rid of.

…nobody but them likes.

…you wish you had.

…they wanted for a long time before they got it.

…they made themself.

…they couldn't live without.

…they keep in their workspace, whatever that may be.

…is on the floor.

…is hanging on the wall.

…they frequently lose.

…is in the bathroom.

…is in the kitchen.

…is a little outdated.

…encapsulates their overall aesthetic perfectly.

…is fragile.

…is very unique or even one of a kind.

…is edible.

…is older than they are.

…is their favorite color.

…is seasonal.

…is comforting to them.

…they usually keep handy, either at home or on the go.

…is either from nature or themed around nature.

…has a scent.

(pro tip: name some ocs in the tags when you reblog this so newcomers can ask with ease, and be sure to send an ask to the person you reblog it from!)