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[hannesflo]

see you again by hannesflo

[jorolle]

JETT & PHOENIX / FIRESTORM in Corrode // Official Map Trailer

[memimic]

Rustwind

Level 4 Evocation

A corroding gust howls through armor and steel, peeling away protection like old paint. Against this wind, even the finest craftsmanship turns to flakes and dust.

💬 What would you corrode?

Art by Midjourney

[user143181251315144]

how much do u love ur ... crush? on a scale of 1-10

theres no number for love....no unit of measurement that i could use for the sake of your understanding

i love him very much. just. sometimes. he upsets me

[momentsbeforemass]

Righteous anger

Righteous anger.

It’s best kind of anger. Because it’s totally justified.

We can just let loose – with whatever we want to do to them. And we won’t be over-reacting. Because they deserve it.

If you’ve ever wondered why the John Wick films are so much fun, this is a big part of it.

But no matter how good it feels in the moment – there’s a problem with righteous anger.

Righteous anger comes with a price.

Not just the price of the initial wrong that was done to us. But also the price of letting the ones who hurt us keep hurting us.

Because that’s what it takes to keep the fire of righteous anger burning.

That wound has to stay fresh and raw. The only way to do that is if we let it keep hurting us.

That means that we’re not healing. Because part of us is still stuck in the moment when they hurt us.

When we stay stuck in that moment, it will corrode us from the inside out. And it will separate us. From other people. And from God.

We will become someone whose life revolves around the wrong that was done to us. Someone we were never meant to be.

That’s what’s behind Jesus’ answer (in today’s Gospel) to Peter’s question, “how often shall my brother sin against me and I forgive him?”

Because Jesus knows the price that you and I will pay for holding onto that anger. No matter how justified we are.

As Hilary of Poitiers explains, “we should cease to be angry with those who wrong us as often as the occasion for anger exists…in our case there is never a time for anger.”

Not because those who have wronged you deserve anything from you.

But because they don’t get to keep hurting you, they don’t get to make you into someone you were never meant to be.

Today’s Readings

[omegamagus]

13. Corrode Squeeze the trigger to activate the Acid Edge. Don't forget to reload with fresh Acid regularly.

[pluviophile-who-likes-coffee]

He looked at me as if he didn’t appreciate my sarcasm. Yeah, well, maybe if he wasn’t being such a condescending dick, I wouldn’t have to sass the shit out of him.

Corrode by Sarah Bailey