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O’Plérou retweeted
This is also why a lot of people don’t write. They worry everything has already been said. Turns out yes, someone probably said it 500 years ago. But they didn’t say it through your particular experience, at this exact moment
Sometimes we write to contribute to the collective discourse of the universe, and sometimes we write to make sense of our own lives. Both are good reasons to write
O’Plérou retweeted
The non-clickbait version of this is that social proof matters, and a lot of people underestimate the extent to which they could more easily achieve their goals if they could show that a couple of trusted brands were willing to trust them
O’Plérou retweeted
so anyway as a chronically suicidal person: « an ear to listen and comforting presence » is literally lifesaving lmao it’s the ppl always tryna fix shit and telling us to seek ~professional help~ that are the reason we keep shit to ourselves.
O’Plérou retweeted
“depression isn’t an excuse to not-“ PEOPLE GET SO DEPRESSED THEY KILL THEMSELVES PEOPLE GET SO DEPRESSED THEY KILL THEMSELVES PEOPLE GET SO DEPRESSED THEY KILL THEMSELVES PEOPLE GET SO DEPRESSED THEY KILL THEMSELVES PEOPLE GET SO DEPRESSED THEY KILL THEMSELVES
O’Plérou retweeted
This is free advice from an expensive psychologist. If you’re an anxious person, do everything for fun. Go to a job interview for fun. Submit documents for fun. Start a blog for fun. Anxiety feeds on importance. Don’t make everything a matter of life and death.
O’Plérou retweeted
Il faut nuancer les "gens négatifs". Y a ceux qui traversent des périodes sombres mais qui partagent quand même des éclats de rire, mangent une glace et créent de vrais liens et ça, ça peut sauver des vies. Et y a les autres : ceux qui font de toi leur poubelle émotionnelle
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2026
autistic people are sometimes described as unwilling to compromise or adapt, when adapting is often something we’ve been doing constantly. changing the way we speak, suppressing our reactions, hiding our discomfort, forcing ourselves through overwhelming situations and making ourselves smaller so other people feel comfortable. sometimes what looks like “refusing to adapt” is actually someone finally reaching the point where they don’t want to keep abandoning parts of themselves just to fit in.
O’Plérou retweeted
people love neurodivergent people until they actually show any traits of actual disability
sorry I literally don't understand things and I have a cognitive disorder and need more context as to why things are happening
