@tbonehavoc I hope it’s not too high a hope that we’ll somehow be able to cross save… idk how that works but that would literally ruin *cough* change my life
Monster Hunter Wilds is currently in development for Nintendo Switch 2! We'll have more info to share, including the release date, in the future. #MHWilds
I never talk about fate because I’m p sure nobody who follows me plays but
Universe, if you give us this as a spiritron dress this summer, I will forgive you.
Last night my rabbit, Luigi, had to go to the vet. His breathing was labored but he was still full of energy. I didn’t expect to go home without him.
He loved licking blankets and swaddling himself. He was sassy but he would let you know he loved you. I’ll miss you Lui ❤️❤️❤️
This concept changed my brain chemistry entirely. Every time I’m anxious I just keep repeating “don’t suffer twice” cuz literally why the fuck would I do that
Hi hi bunions! I promised I’d remind you, I’m doing another Rain Code stream this afternoon. I’ll be going live at around 3:30pm Central. Gonna see how far we can get into the Mystery Labyrinth!
1. The 10-Minute Side Quest
Set a timer for 10 minutes and work until it beeps.
ADHD brains struggle most with the “startup cost” of tasks — a short timer makes beginning feel less overwhelming.
2. Visual Accessibility
“Out of sight, out of mind” is very real with ADHD.
If something gets hidden away, your brain may stop remembering it exists. Clear bins, open shelves, and visible reminders help a lot.
3. Body Doubling
Study on FaceTime, work in a café, or sit near someone productive.
Having another person nearby acts like a mental anchor and makes it easier to stay on task.
4. Pointless First Steps
Don’t tell yourself to “clean the whole room.”
Tell yourself to “pick up one shirt” or “touch the hamper.” Tiny steps reduce the brain’s resistance to starting.
5. Accept the ADHD Tax
You might lose keys, forget subscriptions, or miss small things sometimes.
The shame spiral drains more energy than the mistake itself. Forgive yourself faster and move forward.
6. Dopamine Pairing
Boring tasks feel physically harder for ADHD brains.
Pair chores with something enjoyable — music, podcasts, snacks, or your favorite show — to make tasks easier to tolerate.
7. Kill “Waiting Mode”
A later appointment shouldn’t ruin your entire day.
Set a pre-alarm and give yourself permission to fully use your time until it rings.
I’m going to be doing a Rain Code stream in just a couple hours to make up for the one I missed on Friday! My plan is to wrap up the investigation (I’m on the second case). Expect me 3pm-ish Central!