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“A Thread of Tips” by Shelby

• #16 is missing but to find out more tips, follow her on twitter; be sure to thank her! 😁

Bless you

aromes

can we talk about this

tocopewithmyself

Emotional detachment is so terrifying… at one point I can be overflowing with positive emotions towards a person, thankful and grateful for their existence and their role in my life, I can cry even.

But then… I suddenly feel nothing… the concept of emotion is completely foreign to me, as if nothing ever made me feel anything… and I worry, because I don’t know which of these versions of me I actually am… what am I selling to my loved ones?

dualismfuel

Air Signs and their detachments

1. Mirroring your feelings without actually having the real genuine insight of the person

2. Feeling sorry for pretending to care at all.

3. Making sure that everyone knows your emotional state but secretly hating everyone

4. Likes the idea of flirting, but the reality of courtship and commitments disgusted you to the core.

5. Having an ambition and achievement that no one cares about.

6. Hating your partner when they tell how imperfect you are or mentioning past mistakes

7. Nice to everyone to avoid unnecessary drama and conflicts

8. Resolve problems and emotions in one liner without confrontation.

9. You act like a free person, but actually trapped by the illusion and will of others.

10. Your words are meaningful, but you struggle to understand them from time to time.

unillustratedadventures

From the Wikipedia Article on Psychological Dissociation

accras

A “spiritual sequel” to the 1992 horror film ‘Candyman’ that returns to the now-gentrified Chicago neighborhood where the legend began. Opens June 12, 2020

jennifersbod

#mood

indya-moore

aspiring-translator

I remember a teacher telling me how Archaeologists would hack off the noses of statues they found in order to remove any indication that it was of a black person or any POC. It hurts me to think of all the art we’ve lost and damaged because of historical revisionism and flat out racism.

littlebearie

I…wasn’t taught this. Only about penises being broken off as censorship.

thirstygirlclub

When I was in primary school (around 8 or 9) I asked why none of the Egyptian statues had noses. They lied to us and said that they broke off because they were a really fragile bit of the statues so when I learnt the real reason (years later) I was so pissed off with teachers for lying to millions of school children around the world. It’s disgusting and needs to be taught properly.