rebeccapatriciastar

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[–] rebeccapatriciastar@lemmy.blahaj.zone 0 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (1 children)

Thanks!!! I am getting a vibe/image that she’s heterosexual. She had a boyfriend and died in the 80s or 90s. The image of her is really grainy as if taken on a small, cheap camera. I think her body was left overnight too, so her family woke up to her hanging body in the basement

[–] rebeccapatriciastar@lemmy.blahaj.zone 1 points 1 month ago (1 children)

i saw her again... her vacant stare and her face... it's a black and white image it looks like the ddlc end screen

 

so every time i close my eyes, especially in the dark or exercising for some reason, i feel the presence of a "ghost" and see an image of a dead/zombie woman etched into my mind. she is hanging and "staring" at me but she has sunglasses and i can't see her eyes, but i can feel her vacant stare. "she" is not real but it feels like an actual entity is haunting me and the more i think about "her", the more she appears. but to think "she" isn't real scares me too...

 

so my brain is being really weird lately. lately i have "compulsive crushes" on people where my brain tries to force myself to fixate on them and think about them and makes me have thoughts of wanting to kiss them or date them, but it doesn't feel natural and feels more platonic than anything...

furthermore, i have a gf (5-6 months) and nb queerplatonic partner (5-6 months) but my brain is obsessively, almost, convinced i need more when i myself am or am trying to be without my thoughts, happy with just them.

my brain also keeps telling me i don't deserve love or happiness, i feel empty sometimes, it makes me feel bad at everything because of my neurodivergence and it keeps telling me to break up with my partners, especially my gf since we're more romantic, and the thought won't go away even though i don't wanna break up.

these aren't my thoughts. it's calmer right now at least though.

she told me to ask people if she was

that makes sense, i will definitely tell her that. i always check in with myself, as im quite self-aware, like i was bi before but realized it didn't fit and stopped "forcing" myself to like men

 

so i know labels are overrated, some may say, and all that, but my sister thinks it's interesting to find out. it may change as she's a young teen, but she's never had a crush, as she says. in fact, as well, she's never had a sexual desire or libido, which my dad said is "abnormal as most teens are wanting to have sex", even though it's clearly ok to not want to and everyone is different.

i said she's probably aroace but i'm not too sure (i myself am a lesbian romantically on the ace spectrum). today, she said if a guy were to flirt with her or be/do something generally what people who like men would consider attractive, she wouldn't find it attractive, though she does find guy singers and actors hot. however, she saw a girl wearing attractive clothing recently and found her really pretty and attractive, though she wouldn't date her.

she says she would be happy to date someone without doing romantic things and isn't interested in kissing, but anything beyond a platonic life partner situation is a no for her. one of my partners (i'm poly) is a platonic partner (masc nb), and they felt the same way, no kissing but a platonic life partner situation is ok, and they're aroace, so i told her it was very similar to them. again, she has never felt romantic or sexual attraction towards someone, and while she does appreciate their beauty, she doesn't wanna date them or anything like that and is only ok with a platonic life partner situation without doing romantic things like kissing.

is aroace a good term? we're trying to help her figure out her sexuality and you can't say for sure, but there could be a good starting point.

[–] rebeccapatriciastar@lemmy.blahaj.zone 4 points 1 month ago (2 children)

sadly, in my school, the ableist, discriminatory assholes were also popular.

 

we were thinking patrick might be inattentive adhd (or sometimes/formerly referred to as add) [like me], spongebob is autism + adhd (audhd) [like me, again], and we couldn't decide for squidward. would he be neurotypical??

[–] rebeccapatriciastar@lemmy.blahaj.zone 12 points 1 month ago (3 children)

in my second heritage language, bleke fangarm. in the languages im pretty conversational in that ive learned throughout life, lula molusco or calamardo tentáculos.

 

i said that what my grandpa said, "wouldn't you run away if you saw someone covered in scabs and sores or if they looked sickly and contagious? animals tend to stay away from a sick member of their herd. that's how others feel about the gays and autistic people, they know something is different about them and stay away. it's human and animal's nature", was a good explanation as to how they are. that is not true, i didn't mean it as in that it was justified or anything, i meant i understand how they think now, viewing gay and autistic people as sick and it is truly a gross thing to think. there's something wrong with conservatives, not gay or autistic people such as myself.

[–] rebeccapatriciastar@lemmy.blahaj.zone 10 points 1 month ago (3 children)

jævlig, jævel, and jævla in norwegian are quite versatile. i am learning it as it's the language of my ancestors and my dad raised me learning it, but sadly, i only learned basic norwegian thru youtube videos he showed me and i'm the only one actively (though on-and-off) learning it. jævlig is like "terrible" but it means "devilish", but you can also say something is "jævlig god" which is like "fucking good".

jævel is a noun, so "en rik jævel" is a "rich fuck". this might be useful for my friend who says stuff like "the horny fuck" or «den kåte jævelen». so it's like "the fuck" (noun) or "fucker".

jævla is like fucking, for example, «ei jævla tispe» is a fucking bitch, or you could say «en jævla tispe», i've heard both. "the fucking bitch" is either «den jævla tispen» or maybe «den jævla tispa», but im still learning.

thank you. it truly is awful...

oh shit, i meant hypersexual, not asexual, but yeah she would always use it as an excuse for her behaviour

 

"i can make you like sex" (i'm asexual)

"i can make you like men" (i'm a lesbian)

i hate when people assume they can make me like sex, men, or sex with men. i'm an asexual lesbian, i hardly want sex. i feel little to no attraction, and especially not to these creeps!!!

 

sadly, people don't like to believe that i show symptoms because i already have autism.

i like to look at the dsm for showing signs but i don't self-diagnose or anything.

here is a doc on the signs i show.

i am THE inattentive adhd ever.

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