I will learn to skate before I die, just a little.
My most-used words on Twitter and therefore, my most talked-about subjects. A little embarassing but accurate.
So, the more I reblog, the higher my Tumblarity?
What a load of bullshit. Writing original posts and having them liked should give you bonus Tumblarity, not bogus reblogging. GUH.
Dear Mastodon:
- you’re a bit jerkish for not playing a sideshow in Brisbane.
- I didn’t think I could find an album of yours I enjoy more than Crack The Skye, but Remission is coming pretty damn close.
- How do you manage to cram so many riffs into your songs without them sounding crowded?
love Soph
In normal brain functioning, neurotransmitters (which regulate mood) jump from one nerve cell to the next, with the signal being as strong in the second and subsequent cells as it was in the first. For people who have depression, the mood regulating neurotransmitters fail to function normally, meaning that the signal is either depleted or disrupted before passing on to the next nerve cell, thus resulting in a lowering of your mood. In non-melancholic depression, it’s likely that the transmission of serotonin (which improves mood) is reduced or less active, whereas in people with melancholic and psychotic depression, the neurotransmitters noradrenaline and dopamine are more likely to have failed or be functioning abnormally.
Look At This Fucking Adorbz Cat Video of the Day: BRB, AWWing for the rest of my natural born life.
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