#emtional

[neoncat669]

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[jacksonspook]

Women

Since the 50s, women were forced inside to be a maid. Since the 50s an uptick in the usage of anti-anxiety medication in women began.

No it is not JUST because women are inherently more emotional and can't handle high stress jobs.

Since the 50s, women have been self-reflecting. They have been looking at a society from which they have been barred from. Their ability to think deeply is not a weakness, it is their strength.

It is the result of a patriarchal society that has costed them their reputations. Now, the structure is beginning to crumble. Technological advancements have taken away the prerequisite of physical labor. Women are unforgiving competitors, they have reflected and found that a quality of life is dependent on how humanity treats each other - not how much land or wealth one person can acquire.

The patriarchy crumbles as women take lead and the men begin to self-reflect and begin the transformation that women had begun decades ago. Women are simply ahead of their time and societal development, they are NOT weak.

[theroundbartable]

i am reading Loveless by Alice Oseman right now and boy I have some things to say.

first of all i regret how long this one has been on my tower of Shame (books I put on hold to read). one of many reasons for that is, that i was a bit scared to read it and feel that my own orientation is invalid or smth. because as always i keep doubting my identity. (i'm irrational)

i was barely 2 chapters in when i already began to cry. Georgia is so me and I am crying while writing this. holy hell.

it's so painful to read this book, in a beautiful fantastic way. Because god damn it I am not fucking alone and this is exactly how i feel.

i didn't think i would get this emotional over a character but dang it guys this is it. This is what i was afraid of and this is what i needed to see.

Representation matters so much. I knew that. I just didn't know how true that can actually hit in.

[lbwings]

2 years and I still cry

2 years ago I made my first friend in a long time and at Christmas time she was sick. Had been for a while. She died in Feb. I cried a lot then. 

Now I reapplied to go back to school and finish up some classes.. All her old emails were still in my old school’s box. I cried as I read her decent into pain all over again. All she wanted was for me to know that she would be back soon and looking forward to it. 

It may seem odd to keep old messages, to constant tell people goodbye at the end of our visits, or online friends how much I love & appreciate them but I do it anyway because I know one day I won’t be able to. As I look for a way to live a relatively happy life I feel like those are things better not left under said. So thanks for being part of my life. 

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[iamraven]

Mi dependencia emocional hacia él, empezó cuando me miró fijamente a los ojos y me sonrió como si fuera la única rosa en un desierto lleno de cactus.

Rose

[pro-choiceforanyone]

Heartbeat Bill

I have just read the actual heartbeat bill that Alabama was trying to pass. I realised that it only allowed for abortion if the pregnant person’s life is in danger. What I didn’t realise was that it only includes physical disorder, physical illness or physical injury. It does not include emotional or psychological conditions. I can’t believe that this was even considered. Emotional and psychological conditions are real and need to be accepted.

This blog supports people suffering from emotional and psychological conditions. This blog supports abortion for any reason.