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More funkey satyrs to continue these two I made a while back//
Once my friend Henry was accused of wearing wireless headphones by a substitute so she said for him to hand them over so he took them off and handed them to her. Then later on she asked him a question and he didn’t respond so she said it louder and he still didn’t respond. She asked why he was not responding and he said “I can’t understand you ma'am, you took my hearing aids.”
HOLY SHIT
one time we had a sub that was handing back papers and called my name. I asked if someone could grab it for me and she started mocking me for not even standing up. taunting me asking why I was not walking up to the front to get the paper myself.
my classmates went dead silent and after the sub’s laughter ended someone informed her that the wheelchair parked nearby belonged to me
I had a sub in English once, on presentation day. And everyone goes up and does their thing, and then its my turn. The whole time im stuttering and mixing up my words, having to stop and re-say my sentences. The rest of the class is used to this and claps. However, by the time its over, the teacher is 100% done.
Starts saying horrible thing about how im going to have to get over my ‘fear of public speaking’ and how she’s heard 8 year olds give better presentations (plus worse things but I don’t really member them). By then im in tears and on the brink of a panic attack, and then she starts telling me off for crying The rest of the class is horrified. Then this boy stands up. He never been my friend and we never really got along, but he’d never bullied me. He told her in a pissed off, cold voice that in freshmen year I got a concussion and that I never really recovered from it, so all that was medical related and I couldn’t help it. Then he starts telling her off and the rest of the class joins him. The teacher is mortified and tries to cover her ass, but the whole class walked out and that boy took me by the shoulders and we all walked to the principles office and told him what had happened. Lets just say she isn’t teaching anymore. Also, turns out that boy had a sister like me, who couldn’t really speak. We’ve been best friends for 8 years and i’ll be his best woman at his wedding next year. The moral is that Teachers, even subs, and adults shouldn’t scold kids before knowing the whole story, because shit like that can fuck up kids self-esteem for the rest of their life.
Be careful what you say to people...
THIS IS SO IMPORTANT, EVERYONE.
GET THE FUCK OUT
im thirsty af for
a healthy relationship with a significant other in which we both love and support each other and genuinely enjoy being in each others company
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this is one of the best visual representations of classical music i’ve ever seen
Birds and Baguettes. I can dig it.
I see this happening with my son and it's really hard to discuss with him when he fluctuates between moody, ragey, and depressed anxiety.
This man, this… thing… clothes himself in scripture and victim-blames abusive marriages and failed relationships on women for not being subservient.
I’m sorry, sir. My entire attitude fell into a combination of shaky fear and codependence in trying to be consistently the peacekeeper, the laundress (as he would not help), the breadwinner, the runner for fast food and cooker of meals he would rarely eat with us as a family. Did I listen? Yes. Arguably, too much.
I listened to him yell at me about overspending a dollar on a toothbrush by going to a store I always preferred to get my toothbrushes from.
I listened to him yell about how I wasn’t making enough money for my degree.
I listened to him yell at me about things out of my locus of control.
I listened to him yell at me for picking the wrong root beer.
I listened to things he said so that I could try to avoid making the same mistake twice. I had a 15/60/25 ratio average:
15% of the time, I managed to do whatever it was correctly and that was fine. This included, occasionally, visiting different stores, taking nothing for granted, and getting whatever at almost all costs.
60% of the time I could not figure out what he wanted in advance. This was a combination of fear, anxiety, frustration, sadness, and a hurried mental rifling of all things pertaining to similar situations. I am human, and forget things. My actions were wrong, and I would get yelled at.
25% of the time I would do nothing, and of those times, 50% resulted in a fight or getting yelled at.
I almost threw myself off a damn building, and he told me to do it before talking me down. Even then, the only reason I didn’t was because I was scared that I might survive the seven-story drop.
So yeah, this is full of it.
This has been something that has been bothering me for the past few years, every time I encounter someone who’s just started as an artist, they put themselves down because they’re intimidated by artists who are more experienced. Intimidation is something that every artist has (or will) encounter in their lives, and they need to pull through that fear in order to grow as an artist. Take that intimidation and be inspired about it. What makes it intimidating? What makes their work look so unique? That’s where your learning opportunistic moments will occur, you find those reasons and you create something new out of all that you’ve learned! I believe that anyone, ANYONE, can become an artist. It takes dedication and determination, but I promise you that drawing is one of the most rewarding art forms I’ve ever experienced. You will always learn something new with it, therefore, the fun never stops!
THIS. FUCKING THIS. DON’T GIVE UP WHEN YOU’VE JUST STARTED WHO KNOWS WHAT U COULD BECOME IN THE FUTURE KEEP MOVING FORWARD
THIS IS SO IMPORTANT
I know it’s terrible of me, but I don’t hate stories about happy couples. I LOVE STORIES WITH HAPPY COUPLES. It makes shipping SO much easier.
Under the weather and the nyquil’s not working yet. #mommyisamonster #miam #strepthroat #snoozle #polkaspots
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Instagram can’t tell which account I prefer to post to for a picture, so I guess I’ll just have to upload from my computer for a while.
*builds shell*
*hides in shell*
*resolves never to come out*
*realizes she has to go get her son from school*
*comes out of shell and tries to be a human*
What is the true mark of being an adult? Choosing between sushi and a $10 table for two
Me.
Because I posted it there, I should cross-post it here.
Meeting Brian Jacques. I was easily one of the oldest kids there, in Jr. High, while elementary school and middle school kids were scattered around me. My ragged copy of The Outcast of Redwall came with me, binding not-quite-broken with years of being dragged around, read, re-read, confused over, and ultimately taken to a book signing.
He called it “well-loved”. Seeing a book in that condition, he said, was a joy, because he knew the book had not only been read, it had been read quite a bit.
I never felt ashamed to read a book to hopeless abandon again, and have read many in that fashion since. I’ve never felt ashamed to read in every genre, to write for every person, and to think “differently” about my collection of books than I did as an awkward teenager: they’re a badge, not a burden, and there is no shame in being in love with reading.
As an aside: Listening to him read the prologue for Redwall = One of the most impressionable moments of my life. If I could take my son back in time to that book reading, I would.
As a follow-up:
I told some of this to my kiddo this afternoon. He decided that he wanted to attend a reading of Harry Potter (having heard more about Harry Potter in passing than Redwall, because I have not yet read either to him).
So, thanks to Youtube, that’s exactly what we did. We found the J.K. Rowling video of her reading the Ollivander’s Wand snippet from Book 1 at the White House. Then we puled up the 2007 talk Brian Jacques gave to a group of excited elementary and middle schoolers, about nine years after I would have seen him, at a different Borders Bookstore.
He kept asking me to pause it because he didn’t want to miss any part of it.
Brian Jacques advice on how to be a writer: “Paint with words.”
Excellent advice at any age.
Then we broke out my magnetic poetry and he made a word salad jam on my refrigerator. A dramatic reading led to gigglefits. You know, this could have gone much worse.
When you have depression, the whole world compresses in on you. I don’t see myself in the mirror anymore.
I am still affable, nice, friendly. I am more reserved and less likely to engage in things. I am also in the midst of marital difficulties and trying to get to the other side, whether good, bad, or just lonely.
Low self esteem in one’s thirties is a dangerous place to be.
My son is great and tries really hard. I’ll illustrate what I mean next post.