post a fact about yourself! [V2]

[arcadia bay.]

im not a morning person

[Ziggy Stardust]

i am the third of eight children

[strangecore_]

I have a habit of unintentionally creating healthy ways to manage trauma that end up being pre existing mechanisms recognized by trauma specialists (im doing their job for them)

[troops21]

I discovered I was non-binary through a meme subreddit.

[WarriorcatKitty]

kind of related to the one above me- i actually discovered the term asexual HERE ON CHICKEN SMOOTHIE yearsss ago, i specifically looked through the lgbtq buttons to see if "attracted to no one" existed, i was so happy to see it did in fact exist lol

[Helpless]

I laugh when I'm nervous. Like I swear I don't find you falling down the stairs amusing.

Trying to ask if you're okay through my wheezes.

[troops21]

I have sudden bursts of activity in CS.

[MangoAki]

The current cat count in my house is 5. I feel like it'll be 6 soon enough

[Laced]

I have a big mole above my left eyebrow but it is normally covered by my bangs so not everyone knows about it

[roadkilll]

a bit long, but ive had 3 close encounters with venomous snakes.

first time was when i was 9, was sitting out by our shed sulking because we were moving cross country. when my friend came to find me and pointed out that i was sitting less than a foot away from a cottonmouth.

2nd encounter was during my 2nd time moving cross country and i was 13 i think. i dont remember what state we were in, but we were camping. my brother and i wanted to explore the campground and we were walking along the woods on some logs when i saw the biggest diamondback rattlesnake. my brother was right about to step on it so i had to yank him back but then i was closer to it, so jumped backwards to get away. we both ran all the way back to our trailer

dont remember how old i was for this one but we were at some sort of fundraiser with a bunch of vendors and stuff. there was a dude with a bunch of venomous snakes, still with their fangs, and he was doing a show with em. im right about 3 rows from the front when the guy tells us hes taking out his king cobra, and that we cant make any sudden moves or loud noises, and basically to hold our breath. well, right when he took the cobra out i felt the need to sneeze. so i did. i open my eyes and the cobra is right in my face and all im thinking is wow this is a pretty snake. meanwhile the handler is reasonably freaking out a little bit.

still love snakes though, and at this point i dont think anything will change that lol