“No thoughts, head is water” sounds a very appealing way of life.

Sometimes it feels like I’m the only motherfucker on the internet that doesn’t want humanity to die off.

What’s wrong with y’all?

Snoopy!

Being trans sucks, like being left-handed in a world for right-handed people does.

There is nothing inherently wrong with it, the problem is all the people trying to police your body.

God bless the people that put the video highlight on Sponsorblock or write the solution in the comments.

So many Christians look at the bible and decide they want to be the Roman Empire.

I’m in this picture and I don’t like it.

So, did he?

Thanks, I hate it.

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Beat the shit out of merchants.

It’s got electrolytes, it’s what the plants want.

Mindfulness meditation is not about controlling your thoughts, it’s supposed to let you “ignore” them and let them pass by.

Then why are house bears not a thing? Not fair.

What do you think is the underlying difference that causes autistic people to use less eye contact than others?

At least for me, it’s just that it makes me uncomfortable, simple as that.

How do you interpret other people’s eye contact?

Like an invasion of personal space. If I’m not intimate enough to be hugging you, I certainly don’t want us to stare at each other’s eyeballs.

Do you avoid it, use short glances, or maintain NT-levels of eye contact?

Yes, I avoid it as much as possible. If I’m forced to interact with some asshole that demands to be stared at in the eye, I try using tricks like looking at a point behind their ears.

Does it vary by situation?

Yes, as I said, it depends on intimacy. The less familiar I’m with someone the less I’m comfortable with eye contact.

Burn it.

Religious nutjobs are going to abuse anything you give them either way.

“I think I’m autistic”.

“After all the effort I took to beat you into pretending you’re normal?”

There’s a game called Suck Up that is basically that, you play as a vampire that needs to trick AI-powered NPCs into inviting you inside their house.

Once in a while, it does help me to calm down, but I don’t do it often enough to get the long-term benefits it’s supposed to give you.