Christina Gillezeau
@cgillezeau.bsky.social
Clinical psychology PhD Candidate, former epidemiologist, full time staff to 🐈⬛, 🐕, &🐢
Jk, I know I’m very lucky and running a bakery is a much harder job than this is. But if I ever meet the person who programed word’s table spacing I may black out like Velma Kelly
a group of people are dancing on a stage with the words they had it coming behind them .
Alt: Gif of Catherine Zeta Jones as Velma Kelly in Chicago singing The Cell Block Tango about how she was justified in murdering her cheating husband and sister
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August 20, 2025 at 8:17 PM
Jk, I know I’m very lucky and running a bakery is a much harder job than this is. But if I ever meet the person who programed word’s table spacing I may black out like Velma Kelly
100% add Black Parade and Ocean Avenue in there and you have the soundtrack to my high school years!
May 5, 2025 at 6:41 PM
100% add Black Parade and Ocean Avenue in there and you have the soundtrack to my high school years!
Excellent taste!
May 4, 2025 at 9:50 PM
Excellent taste!
I blame the NSA they didn’t want us to catch up yesterday, we would have been too powerful!
March 12, 2025 at 1:20 AM
I blame the NSA they didn’t want us to catch up yesterday, we would have been too powerful!
When people ask me about it, I always say, if you found something helpful for you in it, then that is fantastic, but a lot of the science in it is inaccurate and I don’t recommend it to someone who hasn’t read it because of the various biases listed above.
December 20, 2024 at 4:09 PM
When people ask me about it, I always say, if you found something helpful for you in it, then that is fantastic, but a lot of the science in it is inaccurate and I don’t recommend it to someone who hasn’t read it because of the various biases listed above.
TL;DR: the book is based on debunked theories, misrepresents good scientific research, has misogynistic, racist, and victim-blame-y undertones, steers people away from good treatments we have for PTSD, and peddles in the myth that PTSD is untreatable.
December 20, 2024 at 4:09 PM
TL;DR: the book is based on debunked theories, misrepresents good scientific research, has misogynistic, racist, and victim-blame-y undertones, steers people away from good treatments we have for PTSD, and peddles in the myth that PTSD is untreatable.
I would not have guessed a cybertruck owner would have such a good opinion on pickles.
November 26, 2024 at 2:39 AM
I would not have guessed a cybertruck owner would have such a good opinion on pickles.