expressing anger in a healthy way is better than developing resentment

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expressing anger in a healthy way is better than developing resentment
Alison Friend - Catagonia Fluffer in Puffer, 2023
I used to reference this tweet all the time. I did it for years. I misremembered "kramer gets addicted to virtual yogurt" being a meme so I gave people shit for not remembering it
and then one day I looked it up and realized it was from a failed 2013 gimmick account that tweeted 6 times before being abandoned and got like. 2 retweets ever.
pro tip
ur friends don't hate you
nobody is secretly mad at you
you have anxiety and that's ok you are loved
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Jean Dieuzaide
Col d'Aspin, berger des Pyrénées, 1954
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the existence of common sense implies the existence of a cooler, more exciting rare sense.
Virginia Woolf, from The Waves
“And The Rivers Keep A Talkin' But You Never Heard A Word It Said” by Matt McCormick
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I needed to be somewhere different. Maybe I needed to be someone different, too.
Heather Davis
Sometimes life has a cruel sense of humor, giving you the thing you always wanted at the worst time possible.
Lisa Kleypas
“The Abyss” by Albert Che