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insecure jud kaayo ko sa akong ngipon 😭😭😭 makamataiiiiii
The ‘you’re mature for your age’ to sleeping with a bed full of plushies in your mid twenties pipeline is real
i am not meant for casual, i was born for soul crushing devotion
i do a thing called what i want
it really does affect you for the rest of your life huh
two things that always make me cry
my parents - because i hate them so much
my dogs - and i love them as much as i hate my parents
Nobody cares until something dramatic happens. It could be an attempt, a hospital stay, a public meltdown. It always takes theatrics to get them to listen. Because if I don't prove how bad it is, they'll just keep assuming I'm faking it.
you have it easier
i want mina mommy right now
The thing I love the most about animated media is how rich and diverse it is—all in one medium. Watching it, regardless of the genre, always reminds me of the kind of life I want to live. It’s not solely for entertainment; it stirs up unfamiliar yet deeply moving emotions, opening me up to new ways of dreaming and feeling. It’s a beautiful escape from reality—a place where anything feels possible. But conversely, I also think it’s a blueprint for the kind of reality I want to create.
I fought so hard before that movies don't mean much to me, that watching it doesn't give me anything worthwhile. then i guess, i was completely wrong :>
depends on the genre, it can either potentially shapes a person's outlook negatively or the other way around, it holds the power to strongly influence us. it may nurture our growth mentally and emotionally, helping us process feelings and understand ourselves better. but at the same time, it can also trigger certain thoughts, reinforce unhealthy mindsets, or even distort our sense of reality if we’re not mindful. like any powerful form of storytelling, it leaves a mark—whether for healing or harm.
ANYWAYS, WHY AM I BLABBERING NONSENSE?!!!! MY POINT IS I JUST GOT PADS FROM WATCHING VIOLET EVERGARDEN AND NOW AS MUCH AS I WANT TO PUT MY THOUGHTS INTO WORDS, WHY CAN'T I GET MY BRAIN TO FORMULATE A WONDERFUL REFLECTIONNNNNNNN. jokes on me, i just want to love the way violet and gil love each other.
Not celebrating occasions traditionally has become a norm for our family ever since. When I was 15, I thought it was better than having myself being surrounded by a lot of people, and I hated the level of sweetness of the cake that we would normally get as kids. But now, it's not like my preferences have changed; it's just that it has become more contradictory. I'm starting to like the idea of having a cake with a lighted candle on top (that's what makes a birthday a BIRTHDAY). I may not be fond of extravagant celebrations, but I would like to have the people I like celebrate it with me, the excitement of opening gifts, the foods, and the blissful enjoyment during the celebration. But since I can't afford all that now, I still don't want to let a special day pass without doing something remarkable, and now that I know I won't be getting anything before this day ends, and I don't have anyone to celebrate it with, The adrenaline only grows stronger as I approach my twentieth birthday. The actual day of my big day. Now that I don't have anything specific to look forward to, the feeling of simply getting another year in my life, saying goodbye to being a teenager, beginning my adulting journey, and entering my 20s is deeper and more overwhelming, with emotions of immense pleasure, happiness, and challenge. When I think of something to relate it to, I think of how becoming blind sharpens a person's other senses.