In Lak'ech

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[bronzyglow]

this blog is a museum of my heart

[smokefalls]

Anxiety’s central task, as instructed by fear, is to run ahead and touch everything, circle potentialities with the intention of preventing them from happening, on and on and on in a process that never stops, that becomes one with life.

Ia Genberg, The Details (translated by Kira Josefsson)

[neoyorzapoteca]

What does it feel like to be lonely? It feels like being hungry: like being hungry when everyone around you is readying for a feast. It feels shameful and alarming, and over time these feelings radiate outwards, making the lonely person increasingly isolated, increasingly estranged. It hurts, in the way that feelings do, and it also has physical consequences that take place invisibly, inside the closed compartments of the body. It advances, is what I’m trying to say, cold as ice and clear as glass, enclosing and engulfing.

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The Lonely City (Olivia Laing)

[vesselsofmercy]

“The trouble with anger is that it makes us overstate our case and prevents us from reaching awareness. We often damage our case by anger. It is like resorting to war.”

— Anais Nin, Notes on Feminism

[dfilms-deactivated20161206]

A Goofy Movie, 1995

[djklmnx]

[itsnotwhatimlike]

embarrassment has good bones

[circusheart]

cant stop thinking about this this was sooo crazyyyyy

[tutarsizsuratsiz-deactivated202]

[ohmovie]

Anora (2024) dir. Sean Baker

[persianmom-deactivated20251026]

good morning! you cannot change what has already happened! you cannot change people who are unwilling! however, you can choose acceptance and letting go and that is no small miracle!

[pwelverum]

Email exchange between Karen O & David Lynch❤️

[theambitiouswoman]

An idea triggers a thought

A thought triggers a feeling

A feeling can make you create a plan

A successful plan requires habits

Habits require commitment

Commitment creates a lifestyle

New Lifestyle = CHANGE.

[luxe-pauvre]

Because of the digital revolution, our lives are being transformed by three grand bargains. The intellectual bargain: we have more knowledge but less capacity to concentrate and focus. The social bargain: we are much more available but much less attentive. And most importantly, the emotional bargain: we are much more connected, but much less empathetic. When we trade away skills for power, attention for availability, empathy for connectivity, and quality for quantity of relationships, we sign up to a Faustian pact that we do not even know exists—one that gives us more control over the outside world, but less control over our inner world.

Micah Goodman, Our Technology Sickness - and How to Heal It

[peteneems]

[cyberxbattalion]

[skrockwell]

Dysmorphia.

Self portraits for processing.