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haha someone thought part of the difference was a nose job! the change is from losing inflammation and puffiness. i have ehlers-danlos (a not-so-"rare disorder"), which can lead to autoimmunity if you aren't careful
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both. there's some correlation ime. and it's really not rare, because the diagnostic criteria are simple: just joint hypermobility. that's EVERY "double-jointed" kid in everyone's class. i'd estimate it at ~5%
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Yeah I figured out something was 'off' long before my diagnosis because I can pull my arms out of the sockets and behind my back But only after getting engrossed into certain weird social spaces (most of which fall solidly on the 'intellectual' or 'spiritual' side of things)-
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i was quoting a piece by which i've been thinking about on and off for awhile, it also has a bit about gender stuff
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i don't mean for this to sound cool or edgy it's intended as an observation about what it seems to me we're *already* doing. as far as i know basically nobody chooses this and we're doing it because we feel like we have no choice arcove.substack.com/p/null-call
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Quiet, sensitive depressed, check Sleeping disorder, check Unusual flexibility, check Trauma, check Parents are alive, but I cannot speak to them as I am the one that "died" Grandpa was a priest and 'psychic' What a profoundly weird thing to read
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Really odd for me too: -yes: not quiet, but used to be sensitive and depressed, fortunately no longer this way πŸ™ -yes: used to have sleep disorders. extremely vivid and complex, vision-like dreams -yes: unusually flexible -yes: both parents dead πŸ₯² -yes: dad was a guru
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i've got maybe 4 so whatever the shaman juice is i guess i have less of it πŸ˜… a lot of these kind of intuitively make sense to me as being grouped together except hypermobility, which i def know people who have it but i have no sense of what it has to do with the others
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