we all need to say "et cetera ad nauseam" (and so forth to a sickening degree) more i promise you it'll make you sound smart while also succinctly expressing that you're utterly fed up with whatever you're talking about
@olivesdying sadly i have the mOCD that takes shit literally 😩
can't call my besties bitches bc they're not dogs + i'll be burnt at the stake of feminist betrayal. can't say i'm bisexual bc someone online will crucify me for not defining "bi" the way they do. can't–
(et cetera ad nauseam)
me when i meed to change tag game chains from oomf to moot because i'm scared it's crossing a line to tag someone if i don't follow them and have somewhat of a sense of their personality (moral ocd is fun i love ocd it's such a fun and quirky disorder)
@sadskatebeetle@xanaxrexic it's the biggest artery in your body, the abdominal aorta. it descends directly from the heart & supplies blood to your entire lower body. it's the OG of arteries, if you will. lowkey concerned that nobody seems to know about her. it's fairly basic life science.
the star of david has been around for thousands of years and was associated with jews centuries before zionism was even a political deology.
and keep in mind, zionists thrive off posts like this that give them the opportunity to further conflate antisemitism and anti-zionism.
the thing i wish ppl understood about this book is that this feeling in itself is not unique to adhd—it's HOW you learn to work on your relationship with yourself & others that benefits from tailoring to your neurotype. sincerely: i deeply relate to this, but do not have adhd.
having fine hair is so ass because your edrtwt moots will post pics like "ana hair loss is no joke man it will give you a hairline like this" & then post a pic of my exact (completely healthy) hair type
@lambbchop_ you're fine dee🤍 this is a microblogging site after all & nobody will ever be able to express every nuance in their head thru short posts. you're thoughtful and concerned for others & anyone who doesn't see that has succumbed to rash judgement.
@pilaterexic HI i'm so excited about finding you!!! i'm a biochemist & need moots with healthcare backgrounds/biochem literacy so bad. . . girl it's so bad out there 😩
oh, look! an article on creatine in women! this looks promising, right?
https://t.co/DDNEXZr6RH
INCORRECT BUZZER!
the paper is wholly funded by "alzchem" for a conference. alzchem produces... drumroll... creatine monohydrate :)
although creatine is a well studied supplement, many of the reported benefits (beyond increasing energy output while exercising) are not yet backed by high quality evidence.
i will link studies & review papers on creatine below to help people make an informed decision :)
— GROWING & MAINTAINING MUSCLE MASS
Creatine Supplementation for Muscle Growth: A Scoping Review of Randomized Clinical Trials from 2012 to 2021
(Scoped review of studies 2012–2021, 2022.)
https://t.co/mvQ0rSWvJx
BONUS: inclusion flowchart!