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I’m always the last to know about things and this is no exception. Nightshift nurse practitioner at PTMC.

Hi, everyone! Hope you guys have room for one more? ᥫ᭡

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tornsparrow

OOC!

hi all! i will be removing my ocs from the pitt verse and having them work independently in a fandomless world at this time. i've had a lot of fun here, although not without its ups and downs. i no longer feel welcomed here as i once did and i don't appreciate the treatment that my ocs receive, which have started to stem from a more personal level with muns disliking me. i put a lot of effort into my characters and fleshing out who they are, but it feels as though i've been blacklisted. i've seen it in the asks and the lack of interaction. it has often felt like i am being punished for having ocs who don't follow unspoken guidelines on how to be a 'good woman'. i no longer want to be in an environment that holds this view of a 'one-type woman' so closely to their hearts. and i have felt backlash for my number of ocs and "stealing plots", despite plot lines either being thrusted onto me without asking or the other mun/oc initiating it first. it's incredibly isolating when my ocs are nitpicked over every little detail while there are other ocs doing the exact same/similar things.

i extend my sincerest thanks and love to those who have welcomed me with open arms and provided my ocs with care! thank you for allowing my ocs to exist and carry out their stories. big, BIG thank yous to those who have supported me in making authentic women, who i love to coin as 'bitches who bite'. thank you to those who have allowed Grace, Sloane, Elizabeth, Gwen, Juliette, and Sienna to be women of all sorts of worlds and dynamics.

the wind under my wings, miss sienna <3

— @ryguuy

Oh, that’s so sweet of you. Hi, Ryan. I’m happy to see you here.

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mournfulroses

Friedrich Nietzsche, from a letter featured in The Selected Letters of Friedrich Nietzsche

Momo, displeased and tired as ever.

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petaltexturedskies

Sylvia Plath, Letters of Sylvia Plath Vol. I: 1940-1956

eulogizedme

Not a great idea to start a true crime documentary at midnight.

eulogizedme

Round two.

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petaltexturedskies

Friedrich Nietzsche, The Selected Letters

Not a great idea to start a true crime documentary at midnight.

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I’m sorry for the other anonymous.

What made you interested in theory?

Hi, anon. Thank you for this. I never really get the chance to talk about this specific interest with anyone, so I’m pleasantly surprised!

When I got to BU, I was insistent on studying politics and political theory. They were my favorite classes when I was a first year student, but I ultimately opted to move forward with nursing since it seemed like it had more job security.

Anyways. I grew up in a strict Christian household and a lot of my upbringing was engrossed in resentment for a wide variety of things. I turned to political theory, especially Nietzsche who had a lot of criticism on Christianity. I’m not shunning those who are Christian, but it was interesting to read words on paper that represented how I felt. There’s also that conflicting feeling of wanting to push religion away, but also being entirely fearful of what morality and mankind will do without it.

In the same way that people look to religion for comfort, I leaned on theory. It helped explain much of the uncertainty in my life, albeit, it has probably made me a little tortured. Insufferably so, as some might say.

I’ve taken up nursing as a profession, but it doesn’t stop me from having a library filled with Nietzsche, Kant, Machiavelli, Arete, Theano, and so on. On certain days, I’m thinking of the unlived life and how much happier it might have made me.

Closing out with my favorite Nietzsche quote:

“God is a thought who makes crooked all that is straight.”