Anne Sexton, from “Letters to Dr. Y.”
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Anne Sexton, from “Letters to Dr. Y.”
Sylvia Plath, from “Three Women.”
“You will never be able to experience everything. So, please, do poetical justice to your soul and simply experience yourself.”
— Albert Camus
Felice Casorati, Nudo (Nudo disteso che legge), 1943
“And what’s the use of talking, if you already know that others don’t feel what you feel?”
— Louise Bourgeois, Destruction of the Father / Reconstruction of the Father: Writings and Interviews, 1923-1997
from Broken/Unbroken by Richard Siken
[text ID: People stuck in bodies moving through space and time. / You realize you’re a thing taking up space and casting a shadow. /end ID]
1960s British modern artist Pauline Boty’s nightmare in Pop Goes The Easel, 1966 as featured in BBC4 Arena.
Or view view Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpfhLbWSrVk
Posted by writer Jon Savage at Twitter whose 1966 book is a seminal and enjoyable read. Jon’s twitter account at https://twitter.com/JonSavage1966
The excellent electronic-concrete music is by BBC Radiophonic Workshop.
Pauline Boty - Cuba Si, 1963
Oil and collage on canvas
Get you a girl like this
Me, feral,
“Three important signs may help clarify whether a partner is problematic. First, an inability to take responsibility for himself or herself in the relationship. Second, the partner employs a victim stance, which means he or she excuses mistakes and grants himself or herself permission to continue the negative behavior due to the belief that he or she has been wronged by someone in the past. Third, conflict is rarely resolved productively because the partner cannot entertain a perspective if it differs from his or her perspective.”
Relationship PTSD | Psychology Today
healthy coping mechanism are so boring like bitch I don’t want to color I want to do drugs
multiple mental health professionals: that was a traumatic event for you
me: ok but that’s a stupid thing to be traumatized by so
Be wary of those who claim if you don’t trust them, you’re hurting them.
Be wary of those who insist you are obliged to give them more than they offer in return, and if you fail to do so, you’re not doing enough.
Be wary of those who accuse you of being cruel if you don’t give them everything they want.
Be wary of those who lure you into comforting them after they’ve hurt you.
Be wary of those who demand forgiveness without ever admitting they hurt you.
Be wary of those who claim to not remember their actions that scarred you.
Be wary of those who insist they’re “human” after you confront them on their cruelty.
Be wary of those who’ll use your empathy against you, who see your compassion as a toy for them to play with.
Those do not care about your well being. They don’t care how much they’re hurting you. They wont care if they scar you permanently. They’ll take as much as they can for you, and abandon you when you need them the most.