harley wears joker’s shirts all the time and he’s like “well i can do the same”, so sometimes he’s wearing very snug t-shirts that fit him like crop tops or say things like “sugar baby” on them
#lets see him in the daddys little monster shirt #you know what lets see him in that whole outfit
this can be arranged
@jokerisms I am late for the party
hahahahaha
Just so everyone knows if Jason or Dick is mentioned in Batman v Superman I may just scream in the theater.
I did a sad small 9 panel comic for one of my classes !! sorry for not uploading as much recently, my last year in college is destroying me inside and out, I’ll be posting my assignments as I complete them though!
Anhedonia - not finding pleasure in things you normally take pleasure in - is a symptom of depression.
When depressed, you will also be reluctant to start things, and won’t find things appealing.
This sets up a nasty vicious cycle where ‘life feels bleak’ -> ‘nothing sounds fun’ -> do nothing -> don’t have fun -> ‘Hey I’m not having fun, life really is pretty bleak right now’ -> More depressed.
The way to break that cycle is to do things that you enjoy. Doing things solely for the sake of having fun is an important part of handling depression. Not only does it keep you from getting more depressed, but it can make you go ‘Hey I’m having a really nice day’ and give you bouncy energy to do productive things with.
I get so focused on all the things that need doing that I forget that when depressed, doing things solely because they’re fun is the practical thing to do if I want to get thing done.
There is a difference between procrastination and having trouble activating. If there’s a thing you need to do and you know you aren’t going to be able to do it now, do something fun, and afterwards you will have better odds of actually doing the thing.
If you find yourself in the situation in the picture, pick something that you are intellectually aware you would find fun if you were feeling better and start doing it.’ This means that you are focusing on something other than *sigh* and playing a game can make you feel productive, put ‘life is good!’ and ‘I can succeed at things!’ chemicals into a brain that is sorely in need of them.
A couple weeks ago when I couldn’t even find any interest in reading fanfic, I eventually managed to start playing a random RPG and felt much better a few hours later.
