LemmySoloHer

LemmySoloHer, 1 year ago (edited 7 months ago)

Best games when you’re in this situation:

1. The CharacterMap game

2. The Calculator game

LemmySoloHer, 1 year ago

My (new) hope is that in the parallel universe version they didn’t do the special edition re-releases and kept in the original Mos Eisley Cantina scene.

Remember friends, Hana shot first!

LemmySoloHer, 1 year ago

1. “Stay gold, Ponyboy!” -The Outsiders (1983)
2. “Stay gold, Cheesy Boy!” -Reservation Dogs (2021-2023)
3. “Take it sleazy.” -The Good Place (2016-2020)

LemmySoloHer, 1 year ago

May the odds be ever in your favor.

LemmySoloHer, 1 year ago

If you’re wondering who puts mayo on a hotdog, the answer is “probably one of your brothers,” according to Clint Barton.

LemmySoloHer, 1 year ago

spice up your sex life

With 11 herbs and spices!

LemmySoloHer, 1 year ago

She’s eating that Kraft Macaroni and Deez nuts.

LemmySoloHer, 1 year ago

“doesn’t sound so bad” is the best compliment Ole’ Gil ever got!

LemmySoloHer, 1 year ago

“You know Sonic the Hedgehog? You probably already know this but in the early 90s there were two different Sonic cartoons airing at the same time. One was dark and dramatic, the other was a hilarious comedy about chili dogs. And the same guy played Sonic in both shows. Isn’t that wild? The same guy playing two different versions of the same guy? …Or maybe you didn’t watch cartoons…or you’re not into chili dogs…”

LemmySoloHer, 1 year ago

@aslafoo, don’t skip on this – this is the answer! I had a very bad experience last year that ended up causing me to develop OCD and it was mind-boggling how I couldn’t stop myself from giving into it, I’ve never experienced anything like it.

Finally brought it to my doctor, got prescribed medication that ultimately fixed the problem. Also was told to look into cognitive behavioral therapy, which I did, and found it extremely helpful as well (though I’m doing so well that I don’t want to risk coming off the meds just because the cognitive behavioral therapy practices were helpful). My doctor also gave me a referral to both a psychiatrist (in case I had side effects from the medication that lasted beyond the adjustment period and needed to explore other options, which I didn’t) and a psychologist (to be guided through cognitive behavioral therapy professionally, which I didn’t end up doing because my insurance no longer had a contract with them and by the time the American healthcare system re-referred me to another office I had no more symptoms). Basically my primary care physician gave me everything I needed to get my life back.

100% it was worth bringing to my doctor and I recommend doing the same. Don’t wait on it. Consider getting some cheap fidget toys to fill your hands in the days leading up to your scheduled appointment but schedule it for as soon as possible.