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Snow leopard By: Unknown photographer From: Wildlife Fact-File 1990s
Iranian women share lunch after planting rice.
Mazandaran Province. Near the village of Zirab. Iran, 2001.
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Elephants visiting the skeleton of another elephant By: Iain & Oria Douglas-Hamilton From: Wild, Wild World of Animals: Elephants and Other Land Giants 1976
it stormed today, after being so unbearably humid. yesterday was like swimming in sticky soup. i went for a run at dusk and was completely wet when i got back. cleansing but very uncomfy.
i feel like i have so much grief welled up inside of me. the feeling of wanting to finally cry and release it all from my body, all the losses i never really dealt with. because i've always pushed emotions far away, bottled them up, stifled them. it's easier that way. but i feel them still there, this heaviness coming to the surface. i've gone through so many changes. moved around the world, started over who knows how many times, broke up with five different people, ended friendships i thought would last forever, all my grandparents are dead. lost count of how many jobs i've had. just running and running, hoping to start over and it will all be okay, if i just keep running i won't have to feel. i'm always right back where i started because i can't run away from myself. i have to bring myself wherever i go. when it gets to be too much, i shut everyone out.
i worry that i'll just end up lonely if i don't figure this shit out. i can't always tell if i had a good reason to cut someone off or if i'm just doing it because i'm avoidant. i always assume i don't belong and then i push everyone away and it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy. what am i so afraid of? i'm tired of trying to numb it all out. i tried to sit with my emotions today and i felt sadness, grief and anger. and i don't know where it comes from and it feels so frustrating. after like 30 years of suppressing emotions, what will it take to finally let them out?
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Morgiana (1972) dir. by Juraj Herz.
a round-shaped interior doorway with an art nouveau design from the 1930’s
saw a comment that misspelled “kind gesture” as “kind jester” and am now imagining a beautiful world where we praise good samaritans by calling them kind jesters. good on you, you gentle fool. you’ve made the world a sweeter and sillier place.
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got more medical bills today that i don't even understand. i had the day off, finally. i cleaned everything. vacuumed, dusted, scrubbed the floors. the rug. the baseboards. the mirrors. i stripped the bed and hauled all the laundry to the laundromat. i made chicken salad. i did all the dishes. i rearranged the magnets on the fridge. i went for a five and a half mile run at dusk as the fireflies started to glimmer softly in the heavy july air. i had for some reason decided to wear light green running shorts, despite being on my period, and i bled all over them halfway through my run and it was super obvious. but fuck it, i guess. who really cares.
my emotions have been all over the place since i started my period. yesterday i felt depressed as fuck for no real reason. today i missed T all day - it feels weird when he's not here. he's in wisconsin, visiting all his friends who have never once come out to visit us here. i feel like i've cut off all of the friendships that weren't really adding anything positive to my life, but T has clung to all of his. i can't stand any of his friends except for like, maybe two of them. there's one in particular who has always treated T poorly, and nothing i say seems to make a difference in T's unwavering loyalty to this shit ass friend of however many years. it's like he thinks he has to accept any and all disrespect just to keep the other person happy. it's the same thing with his dad, who i also fucking hate. it's so annoying to watch him continually make excuses for these people and show them the utmost level of empathy when they would NEVER do the same for him. he doesn't wanna see it and i'm so sick of it. i think the only way he'll ever go to therapy and figure his shit out is if i threaten our relationship. which i should have already done by now, frankly.
i do love him, and he provides safety and security and unwavering loyalty. he's funny and observant. he's supportive of everything i do. but it's frustrating to be the one who has done so much work on my own self-improvement, and to be with someone who avoids confronting his own issues. but he quit drugs and binge drinking, for the most part, so he has shown me he can change.
i've been working a lot, as usual. i enjoy my coworkers' company. some of them are painfully woke, which irritates me. like the whole "i hate white people, i don't feel safe around white people" from people who ARE WHITE. lmao. like, i just can't help but think it's so hilariously hypocritical to say things like that. to be like ohhh i'm anti-racist and i prefer to be around melanated folx and white people are soooo awful. like, you're literally telling me that you judge people based on their skin color. i think it's so weird. and these people wonder why so many boys and men are gravitating to the far right. i mean, when there's this pervasive rhetoric that white men are inherently bad because they're white men, it's not exactly a mystery why they'd be drawn to online communities that tell them the opposite. i honestly get so incensed when i hear all this white guilt performative virtue signaling like "i hate white people, i hate men, i hate the USA". like i get what you're trying to say, but expressing it that way does nothing but deepen the divide. and it also makes you look so surface level and chronically online. i don't know. i also dislike seeing all the "if you're celebrating the 4th of july you're a terrible person" posts this time of year. like, i think i can acknowledge the awful chapters in our country's history and also hate the current administration and ALSO feel love for my country and its people. i don't have to love everything about america in order to love being american.
my goals for the rest of the year are to get back into reading books, take more photographs, and write more. i still want to write something about my family history. next week i'm going to california to interview my late grandfather's close friend. i'm excited to learn more about the man who died when i was six.
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