#monkey minds

[mumblelard]

manifestations of my familiar or happy clean sheets day imaginary constructs!

barely awake first thing in the morning mattress flipping mumblelard was not prepared for mid-flip been up for hours boba bedding parkour and we almost catapulted her into the wall ceiling but everyone is ok it's alright

[narilwrites]

Why do we call it monkey mind? Bitches be totally happy in the moment, living in the here and now in their little trees, meanwhile I’m sat here having existential crises from literally just trying to go to sleep.

It’s not the monkey mind that’s the issue it’s my human brain which has apparently just evolved to torture me by permanently questioning our worth of existence, little bitches in their trees just hanging out…

[zenfilth-blog]

Leaking Minds

In their midst I always saw that terrifying silence they held in their hearts That mindless, noise all their leaking bladders made their minds leak in the most annoying way imaginable. Stupid monkeys with their stupid monkey minds claiming to be gods claiming to be brains when all they really are is just leaking bladders inside monkey skulls trapped inside their lowered expectations trapped inside their leaking minds.

[standlikeastarfish]

A Passage from Monkey Minds

For the anxious, love--the most redemptive of experiences and the pinnacle of human relations--is a hell of agonizing indecision, corrupted joys, unreliable desires, unbearable self-realizations, and the most intense, paradoxical loneliness. And guilt. Above all, guilt--implacable and vicious. Because in love an anxious person becomes a persecutor as well as a masochist. He doesn't intend to hurt anyone, least of all his beloved. He isn't a sadist. But he is toxic, and merely by yielding to his affection he draws an innocent into the zone of pollution. Psychological self-abuse becomes psychological assault. In love, anxiety takes victims. 

- Daniel Smith, Monkey Minds