#grieve

[dakywich]

the fact that you can see Spock visibly hurting as Bones is accusing him of not feeling grief 😃😃

the realization in Bones's eyes and pain in Scotty's..

[anartificialsatellite]

Being reminded why I have very little contact with most people I was friends with before my conversion.

Sucks but what are you gonna do

[pr0ceeding]

[vanalex]

Childhood trauma can follow people into adulthood in ways they often blame on their personality.

Many adults are still living with patterns that started in environments where they had to adapt to feel safe. They may feel reactive. Guarded. Anxious. Avoidant. Exhausted. And they may not realize those responses once made sense.

Nadia Adessi made this guide to help you understand how childhood trauma can affect you across a lifetime, and how to begin making sense of the patterns you were never properly taught to understand❤️

Part 2 of 2

Part 2 of 2 - first part on my page before this one

[another-kiraidesunosekai]

I still can't believe he's gone ....

Rest in peace, Yu Menglong.

[slowandsweet]

The people we most love do become a physical part of us, ingrained in our synapses, in the pathways where memories are created.

Meghan O’Rourke

[somethinggoodig]

"Cole was past tense now"

This line specifically really hit me, I lost a family member recently and the hardest part has been talking about him in the past tense because I just momentarily forget he is not longer alive. It takes time for that to fully set in, for it to become normal