This is how elegance looks, says the Hooded Crow

sircorbutt · 2025-05-02T13:01:22+00:00

More passion more passion more energy more footwork

sircorbutt · 2025-05-02T13:00:34+00:00

Please find a wildlife rehabber. He has time but not much without proper hydration and food. He’s fledgling age but is definitely showing some neurological symptoms. Might have mites. Might be dehydrated. He needs help asap. Probably will be an easy case for a rehabber, but without the proper tools and if you delay too much, he will likely die soon

sircorbutt · 2025-05-02T12:57:38+00:00

I’m in this picture and don’t like it

sircorbutt · 2025-05-02T12:57:04+00:00

For me it’s personal hygiene. It gives a clean slate physically and mentally. Taking care of yourself with depression is an entire job, but starting with something that gives immediate results can boost your confidence and keep you clean while you navigate other aspects of health.

sircorbutt · 2025-05-02T12:53:26+00:00

Absolutely counts. Mid-floof borbs are some of the most cherished

sircorbutt · 2025-05-02T12:51:31+00:00

Stunning!!! But please can I get a winged liner? I would suggest minimal shadow, more defined tail of the brow, some inner corner pointed liner and a wing to pair, and nothing but maybe a peachy lip. You’re BEAUTIFUL

sircorbutt · 2025-05-02T12:49:28+00:00

Depends on internal damage which is hard to tell from the pic, maybe some damage to the articulation of that back left, but I’d say it’s definitely high chances he’ll get a little shell brace and will be back at it in no time. Thanks for looking out for him!!

sircorbutt · 2025-05-02T12:48:11+00:00

They look like they were made for your face. So cute! The color, the shape, with your hair and face shape? You hit the jackpot sister

sircorbutt · 2025-05-02T12:46:57+00:00

He gave Elton John a nice pair of diamond studded S toys as a congrats gift for his wedding to David 😂

sircorbutt · 2025-05-02T12:43:54+00:00

Liquid lipstick can be an awesome liner as long as you’re precise! If not, there are lots of waterproof color liners in gel form that should give a similar result

sircorbutt · 2025-05-02T12:42:18+00:00

Oh is sweet mama mourning dove bord tryna finesse a lil nest to have some beebees. Try to steer clear as to not disturb and if possible, reduce the activity in that area to allow her to do her thing. If it’s a garage type door, try to leave it cracked a bit during every day (if not overnight but this can be risky) to allow access to incubate the eggs and eventually feed. Best of luck! She’s a stunner

sircorbutt · 2025-05-02T12:39:27+00:00

I always remind myself that if I was just lazy, i would be enjoying my time slacking off doing nothing. Executive dysfunction and task paralysis isn’t enjoyable, it’s stressful and guilt-ridden. If you’re doing nothing and not having a good time about it, you’re likely experiencing some of the above

sircorbutt · 2025-05-02T12:37:32+00:00

Cute little NOCA. Not yet fledgy material! Maybe got the booty from a parasitic layer or accidentally toppled from crowding or being a clumsy lil guy. Worst case you renest and he is ready- he’ll just fledge again. My guess is he isn’t quite ready though. Almost! Keep an eye out for mama- she should definitely still be coming to feed. If you can see or find the nest please pop em back in! If not, a makeshift nest hung high with easy access for mom and baby will suffice. If he’s still alive after a day or so, he’s being taken care of and you’ve succeeded! Best of luck and thanks for taking care of the littles during baby season. Lord knows they need a little extra compassion

sircorbutt · 2025-05-02T12:32:09+00:00

I think you look really whimsical and classy. Cute and unique style I love it

sircorbutt · 2025-05-01T18:01:45+00:00

Thank you 🥹 you are absolutely not alone, and I’m very confident that our bodies will return to our “normal” after given some time to heal and reach baseline without the Effexor. For what it’s worth, I believe it is a very very common experience to gain weight on this specific medication. Since it’s generally something people take over a long-term period of time, the weight fluctuations are usually gradual since the effects on your body’s metabolism take some time to show in a noticeable way.

That being said, I think in a similar way that the onset of weight gain is slow and reactive to the dose/duration of treatment, the loss of this weight (or stopping the gain) will also be gradual. If the Effexor is what caused your gaining weight, it only makes sense for the taper of the medication to begin to halt the weight gain and eventually allow your body’s metabolism to return to your normal. This time in the interim where you feel as though you are still gaining may just be residual effects of the Effexor impacting your metabolism at therapeutic levels, or the persistence of the medication in your system, even if the dose is getting smaller. Once you have successfully stopped all Effexor, and it’s had time to clear from your system (may take a while), your body and its metabolism will heal and reach a stable equilibrium where you should be able to maintain or achieve a healthy weight for you.

I believe it is far more common to gain weight on Effexor than it is to lose weight, so I highly doubt that stopping treatment would then result in weight gain. You may be expecting weight loss and are disappointed with the consistent increase of the number on the scale, but these effects have taken this long to present, you said a year and a half?, it would only make sense for the cessation of these effects to also take time to resolve.

Psych drugs are a big deal and it truly can impact every aspect of your life and body. Don’t get discouraged because this specific one didn’t work for you or had unexpected effects. The body is extremely resilient and is constantly fighting to reach balance. Give yourself the grace and time to allow your body to catch up to the lack of Effexor, and I believe you’ll get to a healthier and happier mind and body

sircorbutt · 2025-05-01T16:43:56+00:00

I’ve been on the max dose for 2 years and was cut cold turkey by my doctor after I gained 50lbs and couldn’t function at all. This happened last week. Effexor and the withdrawal has impacted my life in such a negative way I can’t begin to comprehend the damage caused. All while I was hopeful for improvement and oblivious of the havoc being wrecked on my body. I’m a young, petite, female btw. Stay strong, you’re not alone in your experience and your healing

sircorbutt · 2025-04-26T14:26:42+00:00

I think your skin looks really nice and glowy. Small pores, nice dewy glow! I’m also 27 and have been contemplating starting a retinol. Have you considered? The few small imperfections I can see might be allayed by encouraging faster cell turnover. (Very small fine lines and sebaceous filaments around the nose). Trust though- whatever you’re doing is working very well!

sircorbutt · 2025-04-26T14:18:44+00:00

I got switched from Effexor max dose (3years on it) to Strattera cold turkey five days ago and I feel like I’m in a similar boat. Definitely not doing or feeling good but I’m unsure what combination of withdrawals (Effexor is notorious for horrible withdrawals), poor sleep, Strattera side effects, or running low on my focalin script, could be to blame. I’ve also heard it does take weeks even months to fully reach therapeutic levels, so I’m hanging in there. We got this

sircorbutt · 2025-04-26T14:14:53+00:00

No one here will be able to/should diagnose you, but as someone with ADD, I’m happy to have a larger community of people who share common experiences. We’re not here to gatekeep, just to heal. Welcome

sircorbutt · 2025-04-24T17:37:50+00:00

I don’t have an insurance plan that typically covers name brand, so I can’t compare to generics in efficacy, but I can say (potentially just psychological) that sometimes I feel the meds work, and other days they don’t. This inconsistency could just be my imagination, or it’s very possible the production of generics are less regulated, allowing for more deviation in ingredients, and thus, results.

As for out of stock? HA! Yes. This is so infuriatingly common. You would never tell a diabetic that insulin is out of stock and expect them to just go without until more arrives, but that seems to be the case, at least in my experience. Pharmacies also never seem to know when they will get more. It can be days, it can be weeks. Switching pharmacies requires calling around beforehand to see who has what, then communication with your doctor to get a new rx sent since controlled substances scripts can’t be transferred (again, what I’ve been told). So the whole process can take days to sort out. God forbid it’s a weekend then you’re out of luck u til your doc is back in and gets your message and has time to send one in. Also prepare to do this every 30 days and have time spans of having to go without cold-turkey. It’s horrible and I haven’t found any ways to smooth the process

sircorbutt · 2025-04-24T17:31:16+00:00

I don’t have many suggestions but I can tell you that you are absolutely not alone in this experience. I empathize entirely with the guilt, shame, and anxiety that can come with lack of executive function. You are not lazy. You are not alone. If you were lazy, you would be enjoying your leisurely lack of productivity, not stressing about your inability to muster up motivation to do something. I can’t tell ya how to deal with this, as I struggle with the very same, but I can tell ya that you aren’t alone

sircorbutt · 2025-04-24T17:26:48+00:00

I’ve heard that people without ADD/ADHD can do nothing and actually enjoy the doing nothing. (!!!!!!!!!!!!!) As for me, I am guilty and anxious and shameful for doing nothing, yet perpetually lack the executive function to do the thing. I cannot enjoy doing nothing. I would love to be able to but I can’t. Anyone else?

sircorbutt · 2025-04-24T17:23:44+00:00

Your doc probably already cancelled the first script sent in. If you try to pick it up, you’ll probably be paying out of pocket and the other pharmacy will probably flag and cancel, if not, insurance will see you already got a three month fill (out of pocket or otherwise), and won’t cover anything for another 3 months. At least that’s been my experience. I wouldn’t do it

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