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we're not kids anymore.
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Keni
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YOU ARE THE REASON

if i look back, i am lost
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@seeminglyconvoluted
Being abused made me such a âgood kid.â
I was
Always polite
Never acted without permission
Never spoke out of turn
Always did what I was told
And itâs shitty that I was considered mature and praised for those things, and all of those characteristics have translated into me being an immature, âbad adult.â
Now I
Have difficulty making a keeping friends
Canât act without permission/am dependent on others for direction
Am terrible at communicating
Have no agency/personal compass
Itâs a really difficult thing for people who were abused as children to grapple with. What made us good children make us bad adults.
This is Important
THIS IS MY LIFE WOW
The shining is barely even a horror movie men just be like that
the forest king is passing by.
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The Department of Extraordinary Lobsters is putting on their Giant Lobster Claws to celebrate the discovery of this magical moon lobster, recently caught by fisherman off the coast of Maine. The pearlescent lobster, whose enchanting coloring is most likely the result of leucism, was thrown back into the sea after the fisherman discovered she was a lady lobster.
[via The Mary Sue]
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