#i guess ...

[bedbuggie]

Triple P(ink) i love my poly baddies so much skskssk

[familiarartistname]

So how's your friday going

[arttsuka]

have you seen that video of someone putting on dippers hat on a perry plushie with the creators reacting to it?

Yes I have.

Here, I """animated""" it

[castlevaniacrackaddict]

Oh!

the worst part about ocd and ocd-like tendencies is that you think hyper-analyzing your thoughts and constantly psychoanalyzing yourself will fix you but that's actually part of the disorder. it's the disorder. disordering.

[netdraws]

even when he remembers he doesn't remember

[veenus-flowertrap]

Anyone else hear that ominous recession bell tolling?? no??? Just me?? 😂🤣

it is 2015. phineas and ferb, the amazing world of gumball, and steven universe are on the air. you are currently playing undertale

it is 2025. phineas and ferb, the amazing world of gumball and steven universe are back on the air. you are currently playing undertale

[suzierrui]

idk

[lemonchickenwing]

[zatyrlucy]

THE ONLY TIME HE FELT BAD FOR HER AAAAAAAAAAAA

[h003yl0rd]

@halcyonmare this might be(e) B

[wickedsick]

Playing through Chapter 4 again and it turns out there's some special dialogue if you go to the diner after meeting noelle

[snipdoodle]

Are you still hoping to feel new?

[tigertoony]

[mortal-ethos]

It's called egocentrism. It's an automatic focus on the self, and the struggle to understand the perspectives of others. Everyone puts themselves at the center of their world, and automatically assumes 1. That upset people must be upset at them, and 2. That there are reasons and exceptions for why they make "mistakes," but when others do it, it's a moral failing or who they are as a person. Egocentrism is why if your friends don't include you, it must be because 1. They're upset with you or 2. They have chosen to be malicious for an unknown reason (aka moral failing). This impacts your life in more ways than this, but it starts during your earliest stages of development and is not something that ever really goes away until you become aware of it and start to learn how to decenter yourself from every situation. Again, it's automatic though, so don't beat yourself up if you catch yourself doing it. It takes time and practice to train your brain to not do this.

Ever worry about feeling like everyone's watching you, fear of being perceived, like there's an invisible audience judging your every move? That's your egocentrism from your teenage years hanging around. There's more to this, so if you're interested I recommend starting with looking into Piaget and Elkind, as a start.

i think one of the most important things you learn about making connections with others is that a significant portion of the time people just do not know theyre doing what theyre doing

[processed-meat]

boooo these guys stink.