navythreadz asked:

Hi! I love your Instagram. Any tips for mine? <3

longful:

shopstyleness:

Hi!! Thanks love! I definitely think it’s important to look at your feed as a whole before you post. Keep it consistent with colors but make sure you are posting a variety of shots. 

  • I love to edit my photos using VSCO. It really helps in keeping your feed consistent. 
  • Another app I love is Bettr. This app lets you schedule posts to the exact time and day you want them to go live. It actually post for you. 

Those two apps are basically my go-to whenever I need to create a new post.

THE BETTR APP IS AMAZING. HOLY CRAP. WHY DID NO ONE TELL ME THIS EXISTED EARLIER???

adhd Moods

scarletjedi:

wyomingsmustache:

meettheghost:

myteenangstbullshithasabodycount:

ggothclaudia:

ggothclaudia:

kandikyssis:

thequeenseal:

linkseyebrows:

woke-up-on-derse:

meettheghost:

  • attention deficit High Definition but only on That One Object You Cant Stop Staring At
  • bounce leg bounce leg bounce leg bounce leg bounce leg bounce leg bounce leg bounce leg click pen bounce leg bounce leg bounce leg bounce leg bounce le
  • [elevator music and/or wii menu music while u stare at a wall for a while bc u got bored of the lecture]
  • bounce leg part 2: electric boogaloo - now with extra foot tap
  • “I Got a C+ on My Midterm and Now I Feel Suicidal, but Only For Like 10 Minutes Until I Get Distracted by Something Else” the chart-topping hit single by My Brain ft. Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria
  • putting something in ur reminders app AND ur calendar app AND ur alarm app and somehow still not doing it
  • tfw u accidentally become hyperaware of your clothing and how it feels Real Bad on ur bod and u gotta wiggle around in ur chair for a good 3-8 minutes
  • not being able to eat food like a normal person because its the wrong temperature, texture, taste, and theres too many nerves in ur mouth
  • not being able to eat food like a normal person bc u forget meals ‘cause ur Just Like That AND bc ur meds are an appetite suppressant
  • not knowing how to socialize like a normal person because thats just how being neurodivergent is sometimes

feel free to add ur own

Walking into a room feelin guilty bc you know you forgot something important but you still don’t remember what so you can’t even apologize

  • Forgetting literally 10 minutes after taking your meds whether or not you took them and not wanting to overdose by taking another
  • “Let’s start another project I’m really passionate about right now” while a bunch of unfinished projects sit untouched until you hyperfocus on them again in a few years
  • not being able to eat food like a normal person because you were hyperfocused on one task for so long and suddenly it’s past dinner time where did the day go when did it get dark??
  • Blanking out during a conversation and not retaining a word they just said
  • Forgetting names, directions, instructions, and locations given verbally not even 30 seconds after you were told.
  • Stuttering and fumbling over words while trying to read out loud cause you’re trying to read faster than your brain is processing the words in front of you.
  • Not being able to defend yourself in a verbal argument right away because comebacks and rebuttals come as an afterthought when you can’t stop thinking about it long after the fact.
  • Walking into a room and immediately forgetting why you’re there
  • Remembering as soon as you walk out then forgetting again when you walk back in
  • Knowing what you want to do and where you’re going but automatically walking to the wrong room
  • zoning out while doing a task on autopilot and not realizing you fucked up til it’s too late and the world comes back into focus
  • One day feeling stimulated and happy talking to 20 people in individual chats all at once, another day feeling overstimulated talking to 3 people at once
  • Teeth grinding, nail biting, hair pulling, zit picking, lip peeling, ear popping
  • Being super self aware about your hunched posture for all of two seconds before eventually falling back to hunching even more than before
  • Running off in a videogame to chase down a wild deer with a bow and arrow rather than travel up the mountain to realize your destiny as the dragonborn
  • chasing down several deer and various animals on your way to realize your destiny as the dragonborn
  • Having more fun playing in the dirt with a stick than whatever the heck your friends are doing while on a nature walk or trip to the park
  • Impulsive decisions, shrug off the repercussions later. Let’s go walk across that log, oh whelp I’m knee deep in a pond now I guess there’s water here.
  • Hyperfocused Obsessions. That one new show you got into you can’t stop talking about and need everything involving that one character in physical form. Then it fizzles out in a month or two. BUT WHEN IT HITS IT’S STRONG
  • Telling someone the same story twice because you forgot how many people and who you told already

just a fractions of things I go through in my day-to-day life

@dexthecryptid

• someone tells you to do several things and by the time you finish the first you completely forgot about the other ones
• needing to write down EVERYTHING you need to do or else you WILL forget
• having to sit still and not move or talk for a long period of time and then once its over youre in FULL THROTTLE AND PEOPLE ARE TELLING YOU TO CALM DOWN BUT YOU CANT STOP MOVING
• forgetting to take your meds and being RIDICULOUSLY HUNGRY
• needing to doodle during a lecture in order to listen to it
• doing the Passion Thing but not being able to pay attention long enough to fix the details and thus being upset with the results
• trying to read in a noisy classroom is not worth the effort
• writing a post and forgetting to write the last word because you got distracted (i one time posted something on my tumblr saying “good morning i have a stomach” instead of “good morning i have a stomach ache”)

i reblogged this earlier but thought of more
• having to ask someone to leave a conversation for just a moment so you can have one moment alone so that you can actually think of what youre trying to say
• putting away laundry and doing mundane tasks are rlly hard and usually dont get completed 100% of the way
• switching between homework assignments to maximize focus abilities
• the sheer panic when you get distracted during a timed test and then can’t refocus
• random urges to do cartwheels whenever u see a vast open space
• hyperfocusing on something unimportant and then by the time you realize theres other things that need to get done you just cant focus for the life of you
• forgetting your meds and trying to sit down and do a Long Thing You Dont Want To Do is a Mess
• seriously when you switch constantly between studying and something else it kinda helps because u have tiny short bursts and then u come back and test to see how much u remember

-not being able to read 75% of this post because its a fuckn clumped up wall

@myteenangstbullshithasabodycount OP here and i would just like to say: LMAO TRUUUU

• random urges to do cartwheels whenever u see a vast open space

WHAT THE FUCk

-asking “what” and then answering the question, because you heard what they said but it took a minute to process,
-that panicked feeling when someone is telling you something important, but there’s Ambient Noise* and you can’t stop listening to the conversation about that weird thing/that thing you like three tables over
-feeling tired because you know you’re not going to remember what the person is telling you, but feeling bad about asking to hold on a minute while you look for a pen
-where the fuck did i put that pen?
-I just had it, where did I…?
-WHY IS IT THERE?
-….oh, that’s why. right.
-Hmm? Oh, shit, sorry, what did you need?
-being unable to concentrate because of mess, but cleaning is exhausting/time consuming, and now your space is clear but you’re too tired to concentrate/have no time to work
-needing to say something, but the conversation has moved on but it burns because it was RELEVANT and UNSAID and “can i just say this about that thing a few minutes ago?”
-never remembering to call the doctor to make the appointment to get the diagnosis when you are in a position to do so because there are so many other things on your plate.