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garrcons:

heavenlysuggestion:

sometime in the near future you will wake up at 3AM beside the person you love most in the world; wearing next to nothing, you will touch their cheek and they will sleepily pull you closer. the sky will be pink and gold and reflecting onto your love’s bare back. you will feel safe and secure.

this is a lie™

neurosciencestuff:

People Who Experience Rage Attacks Have Smaller “Emotional Brains”

Neuroimaging studies suggest that frontolimbic regions of the brain, structures that regulate emotions, play an important role in the biology of aggressive behavior.

A new article published in the inaugural issue of the journal Biological Psychiatry: Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging reports that individuals with intermittent explosive disorder (IED) have significantly lower gray matter volume in these frontolimbic brain structures. In other words, these people have smaller “emotional brains.”

“Intermittent explosive disorder is defined in DSM-5 as recurrent, problematic, impulsive aggression,” explained Dr. Emil Coccaro, the article’s lead author. “While more common than bipolar disorder and schizophrenia combined, many in the scientific and lay communities believe that impulsive aggression is simply ‘bad behavior’ that requires an ‘attitude adjustment.’ However, our data confirm that IED, as defined by DSM-5, is a brain disorder and not simply a disorder of 'personality.’” Dr. Coccaro is the E.C. Manning Professor and Chair of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neuroscience at the University of Chicago.

Dr. Coccaro and his colleagues also report a significant inverse correlation between measures of aggression and frontolimbic gray matter volume.

The investigators collected high-resolution magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans in 168 subjects, including 57 subjects with IED, 53 healthy control subjects, and 58 psychiatric control subjects. The team found a direct correlation between history of actual aggressive behavior and the magnitude of reduction in gray matter volume, linking both in a dimensional relationship.

“Across all subjects, reduced volume in frontolimbic brain structures was associated with increased aggressiveness,” commented Dr. Cameron Carter, Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at University of California, Davis and Editor of Biological Psychiatry: Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging. “These important findings suggest that disrupted development of the brain’s emotion-regulating circuitry may underlie an individual’s propensity for rage and aggression.”

birdwithabrokenwyng:

gets an adrenaline rush from contributing to class discussion

vjeranski:

Yoshida Toshi
Mt. Fuji from Mt. Katsuragi,1983
Azumino in Early Spring,1989.

chokuritsu:

we are not worthy of living in the same world as them

ceoolsson:

zoroko:

verwho:

theblamegabe:

slimmeroo:

harteus:

bumbleshark:

bskizzle:

major-dorkelot:

141-point-12:

141-point-12:

the-lown:

why do people look like their art styles so much
like
they don’t look exactly like it
but you can look at a person then at their art then back at the person and be like “yes, this is definitely the person who drew this”

Hey so this was really interesting to me, so I went and asked some of my friends to share a recent drawing and a photo.

And then there’s me

Kinda scribbly and ill defined. So yeah, I think the theory holds water.

You kids should add your own.

I LOVE THIS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

-makes I don’t know sound-

?????

:V

hmmmmmm

the drawing was a selfie tho so idk if that defeats the point ;w;

strungout0nconfusion:

Is he okay

togepistew:

This is the level I need to be at

Me, daily

eastiseverywhere:

atmospher-ca:

jplachowski:

turquoiseheart:

“the gay community was never racist”

shit y’all still are to this day

:/

I’m glad my post got around.. ppl need to see some history

Found some info:

Randy Kikukawa and friends protest the Castor Station Bar for denying him entrance because he was “small”
US (1980)
[Source]

He looks hella cute to me. And he’s still around! Here’s some audio of him this year.