Author: SarielGrace

Social Anxiety test. Scores in the 41 – 50 range indicate Severe Social Anxiety.

nightmarejasmine:

randomslasher:

artistictaurean:

logan-exe:

erlenmeyertrashofsandersides:

the-incedible-sulk:

i-can-explain-really:

houseplxnthoodie:

thatsogreen:

wiltin:

mr-disco-prays-for-the-wicked:

finger-chips:

xxcodytheemoboyxx:

khemical-kai:

anxiety-has-anxiety:

tea-cuddles-and-overthinking:

pajama-phil:

lofisapphic:

sylviajunebug98:

kunaigirl:

kichik:

nitwitt:

44.

Welp. That helps explain the panic attacks.

20. Scores in the 0 – 20 range indicate No Social Anxiety

Honestly not surprised. XD

I got “Moderate anxiety” (score 37) that actually sounds about right honestly. 

I got 52 ajdhsbsy

FUCKFKDKSFJDKF 46 SEVERE SOCIAL ANXIETY FUCK

48. Welp.

yep, 46…

oh no

i knew i was fucked but i didn’t know i was that fucked

……

fuck

63

6 0

51

Also 51

42 hahahahhah but we’ve been knew

…. I got a 65

Explains a lot

Seem accurate. 

40. Right on the edge of moderate and severe 😂

19. Yeh that doesn’t surprise me. My anxiety isn’t the social kind. 

28, huh, thought it’d be higher…

Uhhhhhhh. Yikes.

Social Anxiety test. Scores in the 41 – 50 range indicate Severe Social Anxiety.

loving-women-is-rad:

tinatinabrown:

yrfriendliz:

http://www.wsj.com/articles/BL-LB-51793

This is honest to god one of the funniest things I think I have ever seen. The idea of giving a baby a theme party based on a local personal injury attorney is something i am so jealous of I dont know how to properly put it into words.

Also the fact that the lawyer didn’t come to the party somehow makes it even funnier.

this is the kind of content i came here for

he didnt come to the party because he sees the baby as a future opponent

chronically-illustrated:

full-moon-phoenix:

akira-kurusu-loves-you:

If your child’s grades are dropping

DO NOT:

  • Yell at them for three hours
  • Take away their devices and look through them
  • Make them sit in their rooms in silent and do their homework alone
  • Side with the teacher and not get your child’s side of the story
  • Tell them that their grades are the most important thing they should worry about

INSTEAD:

  • Ask if they’re having trouble with other students or teachers
  • Sit down with them and help them with what they don’t understand
  • Speak calmly instead of yelling
  • Don’t invade their privacy by looking through their devices
  • Don’t take away their hobbies as punishment
  • Never make them feel unsafe or unable to trust you

This has been a message from a struggling high school junior that wishes their own parents actually did this stuff.

Bonus: Don’t look through their freaking backpacks. Chances are they know damn well they have loads of unfinished papers and the stress of knowing is so overwhelming they don’t even wanna look at it.

Also: Don’t belittle or minimize their struggles. If they need support with mental health, help them find a therapist – and for the love of all that is good, do not make therapy a punishment for bad grades. Actually genuinely care about their mental health and prioritize mental health above good grades.