if u ever log back into this god forsaken website i want to remind u that i love u and that u are surrounded by people who love u and are proud of u. you're doing amazing things champ!
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if u ever log back into this god forsaken website i want to remind u that i love u and that u are surrounded by people who love u and are proud of u. you're doing amazing things champ!
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i love reading sad books bc when your own grief is stopped up inside you like a clogged drain you can grieve for a character on a page and understand that you're also grieving for yourself a little bit
C.P. Cavafy, from The City (tr. by Edmund Keeley & Philip Sherrard)
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When did I become I and the body? When did the two of us separate? ~Â Adit Nagrath
1. Warsan Shire | 2. Maïté Grandjouan | 3. Porochista Khakpour | 4. Maïté Grandjouan | 5. Rainer Maria Rilke | 6. Holly Warburton | 7. Ocean Vuong | 8. Hollis Brown Thornton | 9. Ocean Vuong | 10. Laurie Halse Anderson | 11. Hollis Brown Thornton | 12. Richard Siken
Iain Thomas, The Light That Shines When Things End
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I hope that in the future they invent a small golden light that follows you everywhere and when something is about to end, it shines brightly so you know itâs about to end.
And if youâre never going to see someone again, itâll shine brightly and both of you can be polite and say, âIt was nice to have you in my life while I did, good luck with everything that happens after now.â
And maybe if youâre never going to eat at the same restaurant again, itâll shine and you can order everything off the menu youâve never tried. Maybe, if someoneâs about to buy your car, the light will shine and you can take it for one last spin. Maybe, if youâre with a group of friends whoâll never be together again, all your lights will shine at the same time and youâll know, and then you can hold each other and whisper, âThis was so good. Oh my God, this was so good.â /End ID]
reblog and put in the tags a stranger you have not forgotten and think about occasionally
when it comes down to it everything is about ghosts except ghosts, which are about love
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Iâm laughing, but thereâs a super useful corollary, which my husband calls âthe Red Balloon.â He was a defense lawyer and had a fair number of drug addicts come through, and there is a thing where if youâre like, on your first offense, theyâll do a thing where you can go to treatment and if you complete it theyâll take the conviction off your record. And he would tell his clients, âLook, everyoneâs going to tell you not to do drugs. Theyâre going to say it over and over again. And itâs like, if people tell you not to think of a white elephant, youâre going to think of a white elephant. But the trick to not thinking about a white elephant is to think of a red balloon. So you need to find your red balloon. For some people itâs yoga. For others itâs woodworking. For some people itâs scrapbooking or gardening or any of a long list of things to do. They focus on that, itâs a lot easier to succeed in ignoring the white elephant.â So yeah, âwatch yourselfâ is one thing⊠but the better idea is to watch something else. (Even if itâs fanfic about werewolves fucking.)
Itâs a form of productive dissociation, and is super, super helpful. Itâs easy for me to get bogged down in how much pain Iâm in⊠but some of the most painful periods of my life have also been the most productive, writing-wise, because writing is one of my red balloons.Â
There is a phrase I use A LOT in my parenting and my son gets very sick of it, but itâs true:
The thing you practise is the thing you get good at.
You may not intentionally be practicing âbeing grumpyâ but if you donât put effort into practicing ânot being grumpyâ then Iâm afraid thatâs what youâre doing. Itâs hard! Itâs really hard! Sometimes, for some things, itâs pretty much impossible and that sucks!
But being carefully aware that you are going to get good at the things you do most of is a good way to be more careful of what those things are. If that makes sense.
You gotta appreciate sometimes how tumblr works in such a way that everyone who wants to reblog this interesting or useful psychological advice is also forced to reblog the thing about werewolf fucking
Its weird for me to think that dolphins existed at the same time as queens and knights and shit like that. I feel like dolphins were invented in the 80s by crystal shops to sell porcelain statues to divorced women
The Mushroom Series by Raquel Andrés for Pylot Magazine June 2021
Masafusa Shibuya made these garments out of satin, organdy and silk thread. They offer the kind of comfort that you can touch and see, but also remember. Part dream, part architecture and part mood, these solitary scapes are a refuge of pathos and melancholy. As found in Fabric and Needlework Illustration, 1994.
is the world really such a terrible place? yesterday i asked if oat milk was extra and the barista said yes so i said ok just regular milk then and when she gave me my chai latte she whispered âi gave you oat milk ;)â doesnt that make u want to live another day?
i am once again thinking about this passage from normal peopleÂ