https://therapists.psychologytoday.com/rms

I like her.

Beymax. Think about it. He knew nothing about depression or grief counseling, so he downloaded all he could find just because he wanted Hero to be okay.

I know these people. I also tend to try and be that person. I make great friends by paying attention to people who want a little attention but don't tend to get it. Often they end up being such darlings.

It looks like they're dancing.

Except tigers are solitary. Why is there a big group?

Haha, the one surgeon noticed the camera and was just like, "sup"

It's more like those random muscle twitches

I recently started going to parties. I hate parties because they have a lot of people and I'm not comfortable in groups. But then I started waking up and looking around and realizing that often, there's another like me, who unconsciously shuffled to the side to avoid the group. So I talk to them, one-on-one, and not only make a new friend but make us both able to honestly say "I had fun." Because I was able to approach another introvert and create a situation we both preferred.

Go Bearcats

I have the opposite problem. I don't cry because when I do, everyone starts fawning over me and asking what's wrong. I don't want your attention. It makes me feel embarrassed and a little mad. I want to cry for a bit without having someone bother me. I appreciate the sympathy, but I want you to go away. But I can't say that out loud without being rude. It just puts me in an awkward place. But some people want a bit of that kind of "aw what's wrong", and I understand that.

"I'M KING OF THE SQUIRRELS!"

That's called Puritanism.

"It's not the urge to jump. It's the urge to fall." Or something along those lines.

I can do a weird sort of whistle in my throats that is very loud and VERY high-pitched. Every time I do it, the nearest person turns towards me and swears. It's hilarious.

To be fair, that looks very good. And now I'm hungry. Dammit.

My English teacher in seventh grade always took May the 4th off.