[ SECRET POST #5821 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5821 ⌋

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[fscom]

NS, NF, etc.

[(Anonymous)]

Just don'y look at their face when it happens. Stare at the shoulder or something. Idk, my city isn't friendly to wheelchair people at all, sadly, and I also never see people with weird ticks. I wish there was more such peope out and about.

[(Anonymous)]

As someone with issues with any sort of chewing sounds and movements, I get this completely!!
Personally, I don't think you should feel any sort of guilt whatsoever. It's the nightmares that are affecting you, and the kid's simply the catalyst. The same way that he can't help his tic, it's not fair to put blame on yourself for feelings you yourself have no control over.

[(Anonymous)]

Holy shit.

I can sympathize with hating the chewing sound, but things like that are why I would never work with kids or the elderly.

[(Anonymous)]

I ... don't think feeling bad is especially helpful to anyone, but if you're having nightmares so horrible that your brain is working on contingency plans for situations that are 100% impossible in reality, I think that part is worth looking at. You might try experimenting with lucid dreaming, so that the situations you find yourself in when you sleep are less out of your control.