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[parasolladyansy]

DxP REWRITE - Boundaries

Hmmm, that journal looks familiar…

Speaking of books, Sasmu reads a lot of them, & on multiple subjects (much like her great-great-grandson, Ikrit, does). In our world, such things of psychology weren’t discovered yet, but as the Pokémon world has proven to be ahead of our time in many ways, I don’t think it that far a stretch to say there are books on memories, dissociation, & boundaries in old Sinnoh. 📖 

Again, memory recovery is often a process, one that can be very taxing. It’s important to take breaks when one can, & take time to process (like Ingo with his journal). 

PS: I noticed I recently reached 400 follows here! Thanks so much! I really didn’t expect this many of you to be following me & this comic along, but I’m very grateful ^_^

🔼 Diamond x Pearl REWRITE 🔽

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[vixvigil]

bouncing on it in accordance with health and safety guidelines

[idk-bruh-20]

Irondad fic ideas #117

One day, May receives a threatening letter at work. It says, "Do you know who your nephew is?" and contains, crushed into the page, a dead spider.

Horrified, May calls Tony Stark. Plans are set in place immediately to move the Parkers into Stark Tower for protection while Tony tracks down the people who sent the threat. 

Peter is at school during the chaos of getting May to the tower. He only learns what's happened when he's called out of class. When he gets to the office, it's Tony waiting there (with the very stunned school secretary) to pick him up. He has his nanotech housing unit on.

Tony explains once they're in the car. Peter freaks out until Tony promises that May is already safely at the tower with Happy and Pepper. Only then does Peter notice that Tony's hands are shaking too.

All of this was not what the villains wanted. Their plan had been to scare May into abandoning Peter. They didn't know that she already knew who he was, and they definitely didn't know that the Parkers were close to Tony Stark.

An abandoned and homeless Peter would have been much easier to kidnap. Now, they will have to step up their game.

[goldenamaranthe-blog]

Blake: (panting with exhaustion as she struggles to hold herself up) Yang, please! I know you're still in there. Please stop!

Evil!Yang: I like it when you beg. (Saunters over to Blake, holds her chin between he finger and thumb, and tilts Blake’s face up) Do it again.

Blake: (eyes nearly turn completely black as she shivers so violently her knees give out)

Yang: (breaks character and catches Blake) Babe! Babe?! Are you okay???

Blake: Never better~

Yang: Okay, maybe we should stop role-playing this for a little while.

Blake: Don't you dare!

[the-raindeer-king]

Deer, I had such a specific thought about Ghost and I just HAD to share.

You know how gruff he is canonically then reading fics with him being soft with his partner, I really think both are so in character but it takes a lot of time for him to get there.

I think any relationship with him even just knowing him before a relationship would start rough. It would be Ghost at his most natural sharp and rough state because that's what he grew into to protect himself (from his history and current job occupation tbh)

But say he has someone he knows he cares for, that harshness takes on a new intensity with a very VERY firm stance on needing to keep that person close. Safe. It might even come off as too much or too intense and overbearing at first.

Tbh, what I think really helps Ghost grow softer with someone is that you have to give him a way to redirect that intensity because it's part of him. The gruff, rough, sharpness in him is him. But honestly I think he'd best understand if he was told to not 'build a home with you', but to make you a fortress.

This is a guy who is so intense in all that he does, the drive and the force is all there, so giving him a way to channel it into building metaphorical walls around him and you, protecting and being ready to bite at anyone who tries to come too close to that 'fortress' while he can let himself slowly grow softer over time inside where it's just him and you.

Ghost is a very weaponized individual. He has the sharpness but I really think any relationship with him he has to realize he can direct the sharpness outside of that relationship and be soft inside of it. He's harsh naturally he can't stop being that, but he can weaponize it to protect

It's 4 in the morning and I woke up with this and needed to share it so here

Your brain is so beautiful, anon. Imma give you a kiss on the forehead. This was such a good take on Simon. And you're so right. He needs somewhere to redirect his sharpness, so he can be all soft and sweet with his love. It'll take time, and there will be mishaps on the way, but all the best things in life are worth working hard for. And Simon's more the willing to put in the work, to make his love happy.

[heardatmedschool]

“NEVER make a decision based on an EKG that doesn’t have name, date and hour.”

Y’know, for safety reasons.

[scentofcedar]

I love butches so bad. Butch4butch4ever.

[kirby-the-gorb]

[uncanny-tranny]

advice on how to like go to a doctor for the first time in years for a check up and be trans and what about when they ask you to take your shirt off which you can't do because dysphoria and obviously that would out you because you're binding and also theres a decent chance theyre transphobic and also you don't want to out yourself in a medical setting?

Honestly, I definitely think looking into patient advocacy can be a good idea if you have trouble with anything adjacent to confrontation. A patient advocate, when done right, is somebody who will know about your needs and can speak for your behalf to ensure that you can get full care. This could be your parent, a friend, a lover, or anybody who is trustworthy. I'm not sure if everywhere can provide a patient advocate for you, but if you have somebody willing to speak up with you when you're uncomfortable, I would recommend that. Be sure to look into patient rights and be well-versed on your country's protections for patients, and don't be afraid to speak up on behalf of your patient rights - you deserve to have your rights, safety, and needs as a patient met.

If this isn't feasible, then you are absolutely not required to go into your medical history or your transness. If you do not want to take your shirt off, for instance, you absolutely can say that. You don't need to talk about your dysphoria if you don't trust your care providers, but you can leave it at "I don't want to." Your doctor is, first and foremost, supposed to care for your needs, not their comfort. I understand that not all doctors will be normal about trans people, but you don't have to put yourself at risk, either.

In short, you don't have to tell your doctor anything that isn't an immediate concern. When I went to my doctor, even specifically about medical transition, I did not talk about the ins and outs of my transness - just put on the table that I wanted to make sure my affairs were in order.

[omegapheromone]

Sometimes I forget I'm an Omega until I randomly get into playing an otome game for fun and a fictional man shows me just one single ounce of respect and kindness and genuine care, and I'm immediately planning a wedding and considering whether I'd be willing to give birth to his kids after all if he REALLY wanted kids and adoption wasn't an option.

[naamahdarling]

Oh y'all, no, I've said it before and I will say it again, I'm not here to excuse or be less critical of medical professionals in general. I'm not here to be nice to the profession as a whole, or not talk shit about it. I don't have to be nice or rein in my anger.

In person, I can hold all that in me AND be deeply respectful even when I disagree, and treat all new staff with kindness and politeness. Not only do I genuinely respect the knowledge that they possess that will help me become well, they truly haven't done anything wrong yet. They're people. And when they do something awful, being shitty in the moment isn't something you can fix a problem with or use to hold someone responsible right then. It usually makes things much, much worse. I've lost my temper three times ever with medical professionals and their staff, and those were instances where I was being abused and neglected, being maliciously lied to in a way that jeopardized my life, or when I was threatened with violence with no provocation. Read that again.

So I'm here for respecting medical professionals and clinic staff. I'm not here to be chill about the profession, the harm it does me, or the harm it does to others. I don't have to like them. Actually, as a whole, I hate and mistrust them. And that is founded in experience. Mine and others'.

I'm working on it, some, in therapy. On the very worst of the rage. But it's slow. And I'm doing it for myself, to make things easier for myself, not because I am at all concerned about being nice to a group that has caused me a truly breathtaking amount of pain. I don't have to forgive, or trust. I do have to be respectful and fair to the extent that they do the same. But the profession has repeatedly proven it has no right to forgiveness or trust, and never will.

[subby-sab]

Today is 17th of September.

Today is World Patient Safety Day, International Country Music Day, International Grenache Day, National Pet Bird Day.

[moe-broey]

Oh, poor thang!

[sweetmage]

Autism and ADHD headcanons are amazing and healing (I have a ton, of course) but some of y'all are not ready for the neurodivergency headcanons that include BPD and other demonized disorders y'all have not learned to be sensitive and normal about.

[sherlock-is-ace]

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