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“You are so brave and quiet I forget you are suffering.”
— Ernest Hemingway
the wedding dresses I made!! tried doing ones that I felt fit the girls more than the blando vanilla ones : P
You know that one Twitter post ConcernedApe made on twitter, saying that he went a little heavy on the artisan mustaches… “ Imagine visiting a rural town and over 50% of the men look like this. ” All I could imagine after that is Krobus, after observing the townspeople to know how they act, taping a cardboard mustache to his face to act human…
someone: *hates Pearl*
me: DO YOU WISH TO ENGAGE IN COMBAT
spongebob fandom wild af
Enneagram Childhood Wounds
Type 1: These children felt heavily criticized, punished, or not good enough. Household rules may have felt inconsistent. As such they became obsessed with being good/not making mistakes to avoid condemnation. The principle message was: “You must always be better than you are.”
Type 2: These children felt loved only if they were helping or pleasing others, their personal needs felt selfish. As a result they closed off their own needs and feelings and tuned into those of others. Love became defined as giving to others - though the love often didn’t feel received or reciprocated.
Type 3: To the heart - These children felt rewarded only for what they did and how well they did it. their feelings were discounted and ignored, only their performance and what was expected of them mattered. This harmed their ability to love themselves and others. Admiration replaced real love.
Type 4: These children felt abandoned by one or both caretakers. They felt alone, cut off from the source of love for reasons they couldn’t understand. They were not “seen” or mirrored, and felt different from their parents. As a result, they turned inward to their feelings and imagination to cope in isolation.
Type 5: These children received no meaningful interaction, emotion, or affection from caretakers. Or, the child had intrusive, over-controlling parent(s) and felt exposed and defenseless in the face of this intrusion. As a result, they built walls around themselves and retreated to the mental realm.
Type 6: To the trusting nature. These children were raised in an unpredictable situation with no safe place to go. They lost faith they would ever be protected. As such, they turned to their own inner defense of doubting, disbelieving reality and rejecting their own instincts/inner guidance.
Type 7: These children were deprived of nurturing, or it was too-soon removed. They handled this lack by searching for distractions to minimize/repress fear and pain. They decided to focus on positive options and rely on themselves to fulfill their desires and gain a sense of nurturance.
Type 8: These children often grew up in an unsafe environment (emotionally and/or physically) and had to mature way too soon. They didn’t feel safe to show any vulnerability, and may have felt controlled. Weakness was used against them, so they focused only on building their strength.
Type 9: To the gut, the core of being. These children were overlooked or neglected and felt unimportant or “lost.” They were ignored/attacked for having needs or expressing themselves (especially anger) and decided to keep a low profile and instead focus on the needs/experience of others.
(credit to Elan BenAmi, MA, and Rev. Lori Ohlson, MA, LPC)
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@ anybody trying to give me verbal instructions
Asari Ramen at Yuki’s Japanese Restaurant (Fremont, CA)
#172, Pichu
#im3: where tony is just barely the hero of the story and it’s glorious
#no but see #that’s the thing about telling someone your own story #you don’t see yourself as the hero #you see the people you love and admire as the heroes #Rhodey and Pepper are Tony’s heroes
I think I see a nice corner to go cry in now
@aceofstars16
“Before the writers started working on the first season, I wrote a list of six things on the wall that every episode had to do.” - Mike Schur (x)
#ladies and gentlemen #a showrunner who knows what the fuck he is doing (via @stillscape)
i really love our generation’s joke trend of like, very calm but incredibly inflated hyperbole. like nobody says “oh she’s pretty” anymore we say “i would willingly let her murder me” and everyone is just like “lol same”
i think “same” is also great and “me,” i love when somebody reblogs a picture of like, a lizard, and just says “me” and we all know exactly what they mean. the current online Humor Discourse is remarkable because we trade exclusively in metaphors and implications and nobody ever, ever says anything outright and yet EVERYBODY understands each other perfectly
#ppl are gonna write their dissertations on this shit (x)
// @antlered-kitten
This reminds me of the time when I was on vacation with my family and we were hiking, and after using a rest stop, the conversation turned to the grossness of outhouses and port-a-potties, and I said that if I ever got splashback from a port-a-potty, “my soul would depart my body.” My parents found that hilarious, and my dad commented that my generation can be so clever with words bc he would only think to say something like “It would be disgusting” which doesn’t convey the sentiment nearly as well as “my soul would depart my body.”
Adjacent but relevant is Tia Baheri’s “Your Ability to Can Even: A Defense of Internet Linguistics”
I find this so intriguing because it opens up so many possibilities for future writers to connect with their readers.
Does that mean we’re literally “Darmok and Jalad”-ing language? We speak in stories and references and memes, never saying what’s actually going on, just making reference to other things.
Yes.
Isn’t it beautiful.
Verbal expressionism and symbolism with a dash of nihilism thrown in for good measure.
Musicals by THAT part you gotta yell really loud
I made another post because the last one was really popular and people had some great additions.
Beauty and the Beast: Alright, alright, NOWWWW!!
Hamilton: Southern Motherf^£&^%$@ Democratic Republicans!
Newsies: Strike, strike, strike, strike! and the NO! and YEAH! parts in The World Will Know
Les Mis: 24601!!!!!
Phantom of the Opera: Sing for MEEEEEE!
Wicked: FIEROOOOOO!!!!
My Fair Lady: Damn, damn, damn, damn, damn!
Tale of Two Cities: Out of sight, out of MIIIIIND!
Scarlet Pimpernel: Like a falcon in the DIIIIIVE!!!
Add suggestions!!
Casual Titans by Gabriel Picolo
where do TV shows get this idea that high school is constant drama, nothing even fucking happened to me in high school
I’m now remembering that my school got a slurpee machine and then had to get rid of it two weeks later after someone poured toxic chemicals into it that they stole from the science lab in an attempt to poison the entire cheerleading squad so like, maybe I was just boring
where do TV shows get this idea that high school is emotional drama, it’s all chemical warfare and espionage
Seriously. What on earth could a 3 yr old do to “warrant” a gun to the chest???
Apparently they were in the process of arresting her mother (whom they beat while handcuffed, naturally), also pointed the gun at the head of the child’s grandmother, and pointed the gun at her when she did what any toddler would do and started wailing. The incident gave her one of the worst cases of child PTSD the expert they assigned has ever seen and she’ll need therapy well into her adult years.
Anyone with even a passing knowledge of gun safety knows that you do not point a gun at anyone you are not willing to kill. So best case scenario these officers were grossly incompetent and worst case they were willing to kill a child for crying. This settlement is the least they deserve.
Can this get more notes though?