“Oboist.”
phiLOLZophy: A Letter To My Best Friend's Ex
In general I consider anger to be an immature emotion. It’s just so caveman-y, you know? I earnestly think about wars or some dude yelling at me and feel like ‘really?’ You look like you are on Judge Judy. But when it comes to guys dicking over my friends, I’m just as guilty. I maybe (definitely) told you that you better “pray every night” you never run into me again and um that your fingers might end up mysteriously broken if you doesn’t do something more interesting with them than continue to text/call this girl after she has told you not to. Me Tarzan, you Jane. Whatever. Here’s a list of reasons why I get to be a hypocrite about it…
This post, but especially this paragraph, could’ve been written by me. I’m a generally nice, slow-to-anger, understanding person … unless you fuck over my friends. Then I’m all “sending you harsh emails in which I call you a piece of garbage” and “congratulating you in public for the baby you’re claiming isn’t yours even though you two were trying to get pregnant 3 days before you filed for divorce you piece of shit.” Yeah. All drama.
(Source: latenightaffairs)
Picky eaters could join ranks of mentally ill
Could picky eaters actually be suffering from a mental illness? That’s the prospect some are raising over a proposed addition to psychiatry’s official manual of mental illness.
“Avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder,” or ARFID, is being recommended as a new eating disorder for the next edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, or DSM-5, an influential book used daily by doctors worldwide.
ARFID is being defined as an “eating or feeding disturbance” that includes avoiding foods of a particular taste, texture or colour.
The diagnosis is designed to capture children — as well as adults — with such peculiar and profound food preferences it’s causing significant weight loss or serious nutritional deficiencies.
But some observers worry the new disorder would inevitably add large numbers of people to the “swelling ranks” of the mentally ill.
Who isn’t mentally ill these days?
(Source: somatoform)
Sternberg’s Love Theory
