okay besties… our new community game 😂👇 go on google → type “emoji kitchen” → click the first link → start mixing the most unhinged combos u can make then drop your creations in the comments so we can psychoanalyze u based on your emoji choices 😭💀 bonus points if ur combo represents: - ur attachment style - ur ex - ur healing era - ur delulu era - ur current situationship status i’ll start mine in the comments… don’t judge me 😂✨ my brain choosing partners:

WELCOME TO THE DELUSIONAL RECOVERY GROUP This is the place you come when your heart is loud, your brain is tired, and you’re finally ready to stop suffering alone. If you found me through TikTok, you already know: I make jokes… but the pain behind them is real. Yours. Mine. All of ours. This space is for the people who were: - blindsided by someone they loved - discarded, ghosted, breadcrumbed, confused - stuck in the loop of “maybe they’ll come back” - and carrying emotional wounds that were never theirs to begin with And instead of spiraling alone, now you’re here - in a room full of people healing the same attachment battles you are. WHAT THIS COMMUNITY IS (and why it works) This is NOT a fan group. Not trauma porn. Not a place for perfect people. This is a peer-led healing circle where every post, game, prompt, and joke is designed to: ❤️‍🩹 Regulate your nervous system 🧠 Break delusional loops 🔎 Understand attachment patterns 🗣️ Share (safely) without being judged 😂 Laugh again 👥 Feel connected again ✨ And slowly - actually heal You’ll meet people here who understand you instantly, without needing you to justify your heartbreak or explain the things you tolerated “because you loved them.” WHO I AM & WHY I CREATED THIS I’m Dom - or as TikTok calls me, the “emotionally self aware red flag” clown in the garage at 8AM. But here, I’m something different: A guide who’s lived the pain, felt the attachment chaos, and knows how to break the cycles… but also how to laugh through them. I made this because hundreds of you were DM’ing, commenting, crying, healing, and connecting over the same wounds - and I realized something: **You don’t just need content. You need a community.** A place to actually talk to me, and to each other, even when I’m not posting. That’s what this is. WHAT TO DO FIRST (start here) 1. Introduce yourself Share your story in a way that feels safe. You don’t need details - just what your heart needs to say. 2. Find your attachment twin