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Gale Frostbane@galefrostbane.bsky.social · 3w ago

Thank you, a million thank yous, to @anthrosocal.org for having me as Guest of Honor this year. This is a spectacular convention that I will be highly recommending to all my friends! At the airport now to head home. Love you all so much! See you soon! Or as Panda says, "Goodbye Forever!"

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Cairngorm Reindeer Herd@cairngormreindeer.bsky.social · 7mo ago

This weeks blog puts wonderful Cheer in the spotlight! Herder Ruth has put together a lovely collection of photos of her over the last few years for you to enjoy! Happy blog Friday!! www.cairngormreindeer.co.uk/2026/03/20/c...

Cheer! - The Cairngorm Reindeer Herd

I thought I would write a blog to celebrate Cheer the reindeer. She has a very distinctive white patchy face and often reindeer with white noses or faces stand out from the herd and get lots of attent...

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Keirabou@keiradeer.bsky.social · 8mo ago

These were really good posts explaining Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria I had to pull over On a personal level, this is one of my hardest things to deal with. Thankfully its not constant, and I've learned outward reactive regulation, but inside its still this, and sometimes the sad slips out >> 1/2

Post reads: People with ADHD have what’s called Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD). It’s an extreme emotional response to perceived criticism or rejection. Your brain can’t regulate the emotional pain, so a small comment feels like a devastating attack. A minor correction feels like total failure. Someone’s tone feels like hatred. It’s not oversensitivity. It’s not being dramatic. Your brain literally can’t modulate the intensity of that emotional response. It’s neurological, not a character flaw.Post reads: If you love someone with ADHD, understand that tone is a weapon you didn't know you were carrying. A short text or a sigh of frustration isn't just a moment of stress to them, it's a signal of impending exile. Your consistency and reassurance aren't coddling; they are the bridge that helps them cross the gap of their own neurological insecurity.