u/Elegant_Soup_1999

The main problem I initially thought it was because of was my astigmatism, which basically looks like TV static to me, and it causes things in my vision to jump around a bit, especially during the dark. I do keep irregular sleeping hours, but this has been going on for the better part of half of my life when i hadn't wrecked my sleep schedule. I've seen people, spiders, and bugs. Only had one auditory hallucination to date. But within the past month or so, I've felt like bugs were crawling all over me, which made me tear my room apart for any source only to find none. I washed my sheets and still felt stuff crawling over me. I know my eyes are unreliable, so I can normally calm myself down with that fact. But the feeling of bugs crawling on me combined with my mind warping everything I see is making me paranoid as hell.

Writing this, I saw a scar on my leg from years ago and thought it was another bug and freaked.

This site genuinely rips ass, PSQ2 Yap wasn't that bad, but now it's impossible to immerse in my chat because of the stupid pop-ups on browser. One of the stupidest moves from a company we've seen since Duo Lingo. I know this won't last, and after losing most of their user base, they'll actually go back to giving the people what they want. I'll give it a month tops. But for now, it's a fairwell from me.

I like it when I feel those butterflies in my stomach or sweat trickling down me it's kind of thrilling in a sensual kind of way. Sometimes, it makes me want to pee, and it's a really satisfying feeling when you have a flutter in your stomach and then the need to piss before it goes away. Other than that, it's a great motivator. Whenever I had a test and felt anxious about whether or not I'd do good or not, I studied until I felt comfortable. I have a piss kink.

The main problem I initially thought it was because of was my astigmatism, which basically looks like TV static to me, and it causes things in my vision to jump around a bit, especially during the dark. I do keep irregular sleeping hours, but this has been going on for the better part of half of my life when i hadn't wrecked my sleep schedule. I've seen people, spiders, and bugs. Only had one auditory hallucination to date. But within the past month or so, I've felt like bugs were crawling all over me, which made me tear my room apart for any source only to find none. I washed my sheets and still felt stuff crawling over me. I know my eyes are unreliable, so I can normally calm myself down with that fact. But the feeling of bugs crawling on me combined with my mind warping everything I see is making me paranoid as hell.

Writing this, I saw a scar on my leg from years ago and thought it was another bug 😂

I don't understand how someone can comfortably eat a wing that has two bones in them instead of one. Theres too many steps that make it grating, and in the end, to turn it into something remotely edible, you have to pull one bone out and you're left with the concept of a drum with more effort. And if not my way, it's eaten and uses two hands to really get to the middle of the meat. Not only do you look like a prick cradling a tiny wing in your two hands but I don't feel like tonguing between two bones to get every last shred of chicken when I can just eat drums and rotate my hand to eat it. Less mess and fewer fingers to lick.

I like it when I feel those butterflies in my stomach or sweat trickling down me it's kind of thrilling in a sensual kind of way. Sometimes, it makes me want to pee, and it's a really satisfying feeling when you have a flutter in your stomach and then the need to piss before it goes away. Other than that, it's a great motivator. Whenever I had a test and felt anxious about whether or not I'd do good or not, I studied until I felt comfortable. I have a piss kink.

Edit: I apologise if I came off as someone who is insensitive and ignorant of how debilitating the disorder actually is. I'm only using this as gallows humour as I suffer from social anxiety.

Forget all the cereal first or milk first. Either will work if you would reduce the amount of milk you use in the first place. Doing so keeps the flavour and crunch on otherwise soggy cereal, which would not be improved by either milk or cereal first. I tested this with a few cereals and was surprised at how ingenius it was. With a shallow pool of milk, it absorbs all the flavour from your cereal and gives it right back to you in every bite.

To combat all the comments about efficiency, this is for the true cereal afficionado who has time to truly appreciate their cereal.