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I’m back with more moon and star path stones. This time I made a 10 piece set of stepping stones in three different colors (for now)

I’ll probably keep making paths until I create one I really like for my town! Please send help because it’s a mess with random moons and stars everywhere now.

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iridecent star and moon stone paths designed by rawbyn

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alysontabbitha on IG

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world-of-cats

rosy-peach

Optimistic Farm Mom vibe

happycottage

plays *Kate Bush -Babushka*

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just to be safe...

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Pro-recovery

Since we're talking about being pro-recovery, I'd like to remind people that there's a difference between being firm with damaging trends (for example, discouraging anti-recovery stuff) and castigating mentally ill people for not recovering as quickly or the same way as you.

I've seen a lot of recovered/firmly in recovery people who use their newfound health to nip at the heels of people still deep in the mire. They say "if I can do it, so can you" not to uplift, but to criticize. The implication is if you're not better, you must not really want to be.

Which is condescending, and untrue.

"People telling you to exercise have your best interest at heart! Maybe try it instead of calling them Karens!" Okay, Jan. But reactions like that often come from people who have heard and tried the same tired advice and are tired of hearing it. Most of us have heard this. Hydration, exercise and deep breathing are not new things select Geniuses have discovered.

People's bodies and minds are different. We react to medications and different types of therapies differently. It's great certain things worked for you- but that's not true for all of us.

ruinsmami

2019 is almost over and all I gotta say is what the fuck was that

masterblaster

havingcompassion-deactivated202

If you see me looking zoned out it’s cuz im having a therapy session with myself in my head

urbanfantasyinspiration

I’m choreographing a fight scene to whatever song I’m listening to

sassysousa

I’m running possible dialogue for my writing over and over until the scene has no meaning

bouncyirwin

I’m doing all of the above

positivedoodles

reminder: I have another illustration project about coziness and joy on patreon.

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hungwy

I wish I could terrorize ancient people with things that are commonplace today

despazito

releasing a roomba into the greek forums

apersnicketylemon

Just a heads up for anyone, because it’s on sale, the game ‘Heartbeat’ was made by TERF’s, you should not buy it, do not financially support them.

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To add to that. They specifically made it 41% off as a joke about the suicide rate among trans people

apersnicketylemon

Yup. PLEASE do not support them, they are disgusting people, no game is worth supporting people like this.

moonlightchess

I think one thing that a lot of Addams Family fans forget is that for the family, goth wasn’t about being gloomy and sad or bitter and cynical at all. Morticia was always gazing out at rainy days and declaring, “how beautiful a day it is!” or saying that “black is so much more cheerful!” because they found joy in their dark aesthetic. Wednesday was curious and sharp-minded and very clearly exercised and expressed her personal sense of power and self through things like her interest in weaponry and true crime - in the original series and comics, she was always dancing and playing with her brother. Edgy Wednesday didn’t happen until the 90s reboot, and well, it was the 90s. Gloomy grunge and artful sadness were in at the time. And let’s not even talk about Gomez, who was so full of life and love for his family that he’d often break into song or dip Morticia in the kitchen for an old-fashioned kiss. The Addams worked so well because they were healthy, happy, loving and goth. They were a perfect example of indulging in an aesthetic without letting it become toxic or consuming their lives.