32 • Cornish • Anxious ADHD’er just muddling through.
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Gem 🌞 retweeted
If you’re wondering how hard it is to get a rape conviction, it took six women, all of whom
testified against him, to get the jury to believe he raped only one of them. Now imagine how hard it is when a woman on her own is trying to get justice against her rapist.
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I remember the days when someone got found guilty of rape we all agreed was a monster and how terrible it was for the victim
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Sticking your dick in someone’s ass without their consent is absolutely rape, no matter what activity you are engaged in at the time. I bet you would think it was rape if a woman you were fucking jammed a dildo up your ass.
So let me get this straight, Russell Brand had a consensual threesome with two chicks, discussed anal beforehand, and mid-consensual sex with one of them, he pulled out of her pussy and went into her ass, and we're supposed to consider that rape? I guess I know of a lot of rapists that just accidentally went in the wrong hole then.
Just a thought…
If your instinct is to try to discredit the women, in support of Russell Brand (a LITERAL convicted rapist), you might want to check in with yourself and your moral compass 🧭
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There are so many of us out here who haven't told anyone about the degenerate things men have done to us. Since they want to screech about false accusations what we ought to do is just start telling the truth and naming fucking names. Evil fucks are shaking in their shoes pretending like every rape is a woman lying.
We haven't even told a drop of the truth we need to tell.
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If anything has come from the Russel Brand conviction, it’s that an alarming amount of men on here do not understand consent can be withdrawn at any time during sex. Jesus fucking Christ…
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I wish the media and politicians would spend as much time and energy talking about the harm untreated ADHD causes to a person, but no, we're too busy debating the merits of some people qualifying for a third off rail travel.
People are literally dying because they are being left on waiting lists for treatment, and THIS is what we choose to focus on?! – at Winsford, England
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Neurotypicals completely unable to grasp or be at all empathetic to how a neurodevelopmental condition might affect a person’s ability to process information or thrive easily in a very unusual & stressful situation… you people can’t do anything
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Having a suicide rate 5x higher than that of the average person and 10x for those in their 20s.
Oh go on though. Tell us how easy and nonsense ADHD is.
Deadly 😂😂
Symptoms of ADHD:
•Being easily distracted by external stimuli or random thoughts
•Making careless mistakes in school, work, or daily activities
•Struggling to follow detailed instructions or finish tasks and chores
•Frequently losing items needed for daily life (keys, wallets, phones, glasses)
•Avoiding or disliking tasks that require long periods of mental effort
•Being forgetful in daily routines or missing appointments
Mate we have all got ADHD by this definition- big deal
Gem 🌞 retweeted
I recently read about a woman who died by suicide while waiting for an ADHD diagnosis. She told her GP that her ADHD symptoms were worsening, her anxiety was rising, her life was falling apart. And it ended up killing her.
Ever since, I've had zero time for ADHD 'discourse'.
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The moment people with ADHD are offered a benefit, suddenly everyone thinks it's a money making scheme. Why is it so difficult to accept that some people genuinely need support?
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I honestly can't wrap my head around people who have zero empathy. Like, how do you not pause for even one second and picture how it would feel if someone did the exact same thing to you?
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Most people don’t understand ADHD. ADHD can be deadly & very disabling.
Neurodivergence is a new meaningless bashing word.
The comments illustrate the ignorance even in the ADHD community.