NAH MAN, FUCK YOU.

Jack. Pansexual, non-binary, anti-kyriarchist. (they/them). Tell me a joke.

[strangesigils]

Reblog If You’ve Ever Been Roasted By Your Tarot Deck

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me: hey art student: *breaks multiple eggs onto their naked body and start crawling on the floor* me: okay!

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Rupaul: In today’s challenge we’re going to face your childhood traumas head on

The Queens: yaaaaas

[macmike-senpai]

[emotiona1shorty]

Hell yeah it’s me

[spacetwinks]

[puts water in blender by itself] [puts on highest setting for a full minute] fuck you

[victoriansuggestion]

have heaving bosoms

[queerandpresentdanger]

Healing is hard, and painful.

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[orarewebitches]

BiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittttttttttttttttttttttcHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

[freakscircus]

on this 4/20, let’s think about how bob marley has been reduced to a stereotype around weed and “one love” instead of the revolutionary figure he really was. he advocated for revolution and change against a racist political system in jamaica. he was also a staunch anti imperialist, and criticized white imperialism. he didn’t just smoke weed all day and sing catchy songs. i truly hate the liberal cleansing of revolutionary figures because it turns them into a caricature which erases their political stances and beliefs from the public mind completely

[psychology-studyofthesoul-blog]

citation: Nolen-Hoeksema, S. (2008). Abnormal psychology. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill Higher Education.

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http://archaichoney.com/blog/2016/5/1/bone-reading-intro-starting-guide

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[fightyour--demons]

Complex PTSD typically includes an attachment disorder, which arises from the childhood experience of not having at least one caretaker safe enough to go to for comfort or help.When the developing child lacks a supportive parental refuge, she never learns that interrelating can soothe and metabolize confusions, conflicts and hurts. She also never learns that real intimacy grows out of sharing all of one’s experience – the good and the bad, the happy and the sad, the loving and the mad. To the degree we are vulnerable and authentic in relationship, to that degree do we experience the incomparable healing power of intimacy. However, to the degree that our caretakers attack, shame or abandon us for showing vulnerability, to that degree do we later avoid the authentic self-expression fundamental to intimacy. Inclinations to verbalize feelings, ask for help or reveal one’s struggles are short-circuited by subliminal memories of being scorned or attacked for daring to seek our parents’ support. Even worse, retaliation fantasies can plague us for hours and days on the occasions we do show our vulnerabilities.

 pete walker, “shrinking the outer critic in complex ptsd”  (via complexptsd)

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