As an Iranian, yeah sounds about right. The Ayatollah is so full of shit. With that said please be sure to be careful to not be racist. The Iranian people are all great people, it is the government who is evil.

The problem is not all conversations are either sharing an interesting link or deep conversations about life, the universe, and everything. What if I just want to give my opinion on a pie recipe I liked, but want to say more than “damn that shit was good!”. Twitter stifles all forms of conversation, it’s a site dedicated to one liners and quips. Even what I’m saying now is more than 250 characters.

I LOVE IT!

I love her big nose!!!

<3 <3 <3

So cute!

ope, I don’t know how it got turned upside down and don’t know how to fix it :(

Heres another pic just for posterity

I don’t even like Bud Light, it’s a damn shame such a mediocre beer became the focus of a silly controversy. I started buying it when I went on beer runs just to show my support haha

Oh god, I shouldn’t have looked. Their idea of free speech is posting obvious propaganda and shitting on minorities. Classic

Frankly I’m happy Mastodon didn’t become the leader in the fediverse. My main paint point with twitter was how the character limit really stifled long form discussion. Much more nuanced, complex conversations can be held here since we’re not chained to 250 characters.

Yes absolutely! From about 19-22 I was diagnosed bipolar and on mood stabilizers and just thinking “why the hell isn’t it working”. Now I’m finally on Ritalin and it’s helped so much, but I still have difficulty with my executive dysfunction and no one really seems to know what to do about it! /rant

God I feel this, it took showing my mom hours of footage talking about childhood ADHD for her to finally believe I have it and I’m 24 years old! I have no resources that accurately describe my symptoms now as an adult, and so many of the ones discussing childhood symptoms emphasize that by adulthood they go away. No they don’t!!!

I only recently heard ADHD described as an executive dysfunction disorder and not an attention disorder and I was gutted that such a simple distinction has made receiving adequate care so difficult.

It’s been hard learning to deal with the feeling that there’s something fundamentally wrong with me, finally feeling validated that this disorder isn’t just “sometimes focusing on homework is hard” has helped a lot